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Map 5 Sheet 5, Map SHEET 5, MAP 5 Proposed electoral division boundaries and parish ward boundaries in Chesham parish R A M S C O T E L A E N CHOLESBURY-CUM-ST LEONARDS CP N E A L (T E k V ) O R G D A O R N E E R G RA Y MS E CO L TE H LA S M N E A ( T O Tra c W U k) N O T D N E U L G L S E N L A CHOLESBURY, THE LEE AND BELLINGDON WARD T N D E A O R E L A V 6 1 4 ASHLEY GREEN CP A LITTLE HIVINGS D A O R N E E E N R A L G E Y E V L O H CHESHAM ED R S A (21) G M CHARTRIDGE CP O U 05 N 45 T B N U G D E A N RIDGEWAY O T R E L PARISH WARD A V HIVI BU NGS PARK SL INS L G AN REEN E RIDGEWAY WAY R D US A HM O WARD E R RE M U B L 4505 AN A P E H P S E VALE WARD E R NEWTOWN WARD D LYCROM H E E RD C B E 4505 E B L R R L C L I M P THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND H I D A H VALE O R NEWTOWN A T G R S N R I ' E D T K G W G R PARISH WARD E W N A PARISH WARD L I L O G A Y Y V A N I A N L E R L ELECTORAL REVIEW OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE H D E O T K N O A RD I N A D DSOR S S IN T H W R E E R O ID R A G E R R D O O A E A L D H ENU IL I V D H T L D D A H Draft recommendations for electoral division boundaries H L A LAN O IG E S O UP E I R V L W D T E H A N S R E O R NA R M L D E L Y E A in the County of Buckinghamshire July 2011 N B N D L R H E I D U R G R E S O W T A Sheet 5 of 8 R D A D D ASHERIDGE VALE Y O R A R H R D T L R F L IV O E I A P O H PARISH WARD IN D Y R G W A C S O L 'S W L N C H I O H C H A B I R S S PERDONA E L D I A ODR R D L B H A A F J K S I This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of E R O H E E L V L R E E Y U E D Y L A N the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Y L E A A L L R D Scale : 1cm = 0.07800 km E N D V E W D A W D E Y V O R R W S S R Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. R A E O D N N Grid Interval 1km D D I V S E A CHILTERN RIDGES ED D A E O K L R The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2011. S E L R T O G T N G A U R E ASHERIDGE VALE AND LOWNDES WARD S A Y R N L P S HILLTOP L (23) P E R O M V L E A E AD E S DIS D O H N S PARISH WARD H RO L AD K IL A T L R N E W E IE Y E V B T E KEY R ES N T W IN DISTRICT COUNCIL BOUNDARY P S P E D S ASHLEY GREEN, LATIMER AND CHENIES WARD N S O E R E PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY H RO C T AD ALMA ROAD N A D C WARD BOUNDARY E H R A F N A LOWNDES S L W K PARISH BOUNDARY H D A A Y IL O PARISH WARD L B R N PARISH WARD BOUNDARY E O L R L E I M N ALE A Y D CHESHAM ED PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME G XAND C A A ER S O D T W ON R R N NEWTOWN WARD WARD NAME H O OL E LO R N E S W OA A R E WA CR CHESHAM CP Y M G E PARISH NAME D E R Y MO L D E SUN NYSIDE ROAD CO WATERSIDE PARISH WARD PARISH WARD NAME U N B E D E R E V C H E A H I C G N H N H O OLL R A ROAD OW N T BOTLEY WAY H O M E ESKDALE AVENUE E F S A U P M T R D S P O N AY R A E W COINCIDENT BOUNDARIES ARE SHOWN AS THIN COLOURED LINES D D A N E D L V EE N G W HILLTOP AND TOWNSEND WARD A T A E V R S E U SUPERIMPOSED OVER WIDER ONES. N EN E D U P N E V HE A T P A Codmore BOTLEY RB S O L ROAD ER E W U T N D S HO C D S Cross LE H N EN A A W D R O D R O TR L OA A R U D O B ID PPE R R G E ME AD A LA OW I N E R E U O T N C E I HITE HILL V W V A Y C Y WA H B E 'S LIND RY E LA L A NE T M Y N S N A E T T W YL ANE S E N L A R KIL L S T K E H D E S N I BALLINGER, R E L K Y P A L A L R D R T AC R E K A S O L R B TOWNSEND L V O I A SOUTH HEATH A H CHESHAM CP L E D D G A G N L I E TH AND CHARTRIDGE E H PARISH WARD WARD P E D N O R R O ) A k c D a r E T ( ) N ck T A ST MARY'S ra E E (T L E NE N R A A E T L S L ' G B 485 PARISH WARD S PP A M D H R I C T O R R T U H H T CHE S SHA C O M ROA A D B R CH E ESHAM ROA D D L IO N S T R E D E A E O T R V EN I D R N A E D S A M IS M E M E ) S Y k L L R c L L L O I L I H A S IL ra R H R H T 'S N H ( O E A R L E E M A E S S L IT N E L A R R P L M U S O IS D S F O END O P H E R N RO A H M CHESS VALLEY ED AD I LATIMER CP D U V P E B 485 (22) E AN L EN ) ST MARY'S AND WATERSIDE WARD RE ck G ra T F E ( I V IS E M R N E O T A A L O N E C A GR R S EE S R E N U A L S A R E E N I E O S H E H O (T N P R k) Y A A T A D L W N L F L L U A A O H H WATERSIDE M L S L S E E PARISH WARD W H K C C A L B E N A W L B A O T P L E M IL IS R H M S U ID P 'S O E R O E R L R L O U A F D BUNN'S LANE (Track) H O D D S W D A O O O R D R D O A O D O W W E O R O D O L M E Y D H O IL C L CRES SWELL ROAD E L N A A T I L M L E L R A R LITTLE MISSENDEN WARD O H A L D L E HYDE HEATH W K C A PARISH WARD L B 200000m LITTLE MISSENDEN CP L HIL ON ED AMERSHAM AND CHESHAM BOIS ED WE (18) E N A L S I CO CHESHAM BOIS CP O CHESHAM BOIS AND WEEDON HILL WARD B PP ER E K AN IN L S Y LA A N W SU99NW E D W WEEDON HILL A LO L 494000m L O A O T R H I M PARISH WARD E M R A R O H A S K D AMERSHAM CP R R A E P D T T S M G A H HE N G O E L A O N R W E L I Y D S IL S I D L R R O A E N W O S H E T L T S.
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