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Ellingham Harbridge and Ibsley Information on Rights of Way in Hampshire including extracts from “The Hampshire Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way” Prepared by the County Council under section 33(1) of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 and section 57(3) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 The relevant date of this document is 15th December 2007 Published 1st January 2008 Notes: 1. Save as otherwise provided, the prefix SU applies to all grid references 2. The majority of the statements set out in column 5 were prepared between 1950 and 1964 and have not been revised save as provided by column 6 3. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘5’ were added to the definitive map after 1st January 1964 4. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘7’ were originally in an adjoining parish but have been affected by a diversion or parish boundary change since 1st January 1964 5. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘9’ were in an adjoining county on 1st January 1964 6. Columns 3 and 4 do not form part of the Definitive Statement and are included for information only Parish and Path No. Status Start Point End point Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations (Grid ref and (Grid ref and description) description) Ellingham Footpath 1503 0967 1616 1038 From Road A.338 opposite Ibsley Bridge to Road C.159 south of Gorley Green Harbridge and Road A338 Road C159 From Road A.338 over stile adjoining field gate eastwards along verge of pasture, to Ibsley 1 stile at junction with No. 31, over stile, northeastwards along verge of pasture, over stile, along grass path 4 – 5 ft. wide enclosed between wire fences, across pasture, over wire fence, across pasture, over fence, along earth track 4 ft. wide enclosed between hedges, crossing lane, over stile, across pasture, over stile, across arable field, over stile, across pasture, over stile, along earth path 4 ft. wide enclosed between hedges, and over stile to Road C.159 south of Gorley Green. Ellingham Footpath 1552 0991 1614 0984 From Junction with No. 1 to Road C.159 That part of the path which ran between 1539 0981 and Harbridge and Footpath 1 Road C159 From junction with No. 1 over stile, eastwards along verge of pasture, through field 1572 0982 has been diverted and now runs between 1552 Ibsley 3 gate, crossing lane, over stile, along verge of pasture, and through field gate to Road 0991 and 1572 0982 C.159. 2 metres wide between 1552 0991 and 1572 0982 Ellingham Footpath 1656 1008 1811 0999 From Road U.119 at New Town to Junction with No. 15 Harbridge and Junction of Footpath 15 From Road U.119 eastwards along gravel track between huts and then along Ibsley 4 Road U119 and unenclosed track eastwards across Ibsley Common, crossing No. 10 and No. 19 and Footpath 35 then across Common to junction with No. 15. Ellingham Footpath 1620 1156 1538 1073 From Road C.159 at South Gorley to Parish Boundary Harbridge and Road C159 Footbridge From Road C.159 over stile, westwards along grass path enclosed 5 ft. wide between Ibsley 5 at parish boundary hedges, over stile, across arable field, then along headland, over stile, and northwestwards across meadow, through gap and across arable field to footbridge at Parish Boundary. Ellingham Footpath 1675 1096 1674 1101 From Road U.119 near Blunts Barn Cottage No. 47 Harbridge and Road U119 Bridleway 47 From Road U.119 northwards along unenclosed gravel path and over 4 ft. wide Ibsley 6 timber footbridge to junction with No. 47. Ellingham Footpath 1663 1085 1672 1060 From Road U.119 to Junction with No. 9 Harbridge and Road U119 Footpath 9 From Road U.119 southeastwards through field gate and along gravel drive 10 ft. Ibsley 7 wide enclosed by hedgerows through field gate, along verge of arable field, then over stile and across Common to junction with No. 9. Ellingham Footpath 1648 1078 1646 1084 From U.119 at Cuckoo Hill to Parish Boundary Harbridge and Road U119 Hyde 12 From Road U.119 northwards through rails and along 3 ft. wide concrete path across Ibsley 8 at parish boundary pasture to footbridge at Parish Boundary. Ellingham Footpath 1638 1066 1822 1063 From Road U.119 at Cuckoo Hill to Forest Boundary Harbridge and Road U119 Forest Boundary From U.119 southeastwards along lane 10 ft. wide enclosed by hedgerows and wire Ibsley 9 fence then along gravel track across Ibsley Common crossing Nos. 17 and 19 to Forest boundary at North Hollow. Ellingham Footpath 1703 0964 1833 1038 From No. 33 to Forest Boundary Harbridge and Footpath 33 Forest Boundary From No. 33 northeastwards across Ibsley Common, crossing No. 34 north of Ibsley 10 Whitefield Plantation, to Forest boundary. Ellingham Footpath 1665 1059 1663 1010 From No. 9 to No. 4 Harbridge and Footpath 9 Footpath 4 From No. 9 southwards along earth track 8 ft. wide enclosed by hedges, through field Ibsley 11 gate, across pasture, over stile and stream, then across pasture and through field gate to junction with No. 4. Ellingham Footpath 1695 1110 1687 1112 From U.119 to Junction with No. 47 at Furze Hill Harbridge and Road U119 Bridleway 47 From U.119 northwestwards along unenclosed gravel path, over concrete footbridge Ibsley 12 at parish boundary and along gravel path to No. 47. Ellingham Footpath 1710 1108 1801 1137 From No. 15 at Furze Hill to Parish Boundary Harbridge and Footpath 15 Hyde 10 From No. 15, northeastwards along unenclosed gravel and earth track across Ibsley Ibsley 13 at parish boundary Common to Parish Boundary. Ellingham Footpath 1745 1078 1827 1049 From No. 15 to Forest Boundary Harbridge and Footpath 15 Forest Boundary From No. 15 at gravel pits southeastwards along track across common, crossing No. Ibsley 14 19, across common, crossing No. 9 and across common to Forest boundary. Ellingham Footpath 1710 1108 1825 0991 From U.119 northeast of Furze Hill to Parish Boundary Harbridge and Footpath 13 Footpath 725 From U.119 southwards along unenclosed gravel lane then southeastwards across Ibsley 15 Ibsley Common to gravel pits at junction with No. 14, then across common crossing Nos. 9, 19, and 10 to junction with No. 4, then over footbridge and across common to the Parish Boundary. Ellingham Footpath 1717 1093 1691 1062 From Furze Hill to Junction with No. 9 Harbridge and Junction with Footpath 9 Southwards from the southeast corner of Furze Hill along unenclosed track across Ibsley 16 Footpaths 15 and Ibsley Common and southwestwards to junction with No. 9. 17 Ellingham Footpath 1677 1012 1717 1093 From No. 4 at New Town to Junction with No. 15 Harbridge and Footpath 4 Junction with From No. 4 northeastwards along unenclosed earth and gravel track across Ibsley Ibsley 17 Footpaths 15 and Common, crossing No. 9, to junction with No. 15. 16 Ellingham Footpath 1677 0988 17230911 From No. 34 to Parish Boundary Harbridge and Footpath 34 Footpath 717 From No. 34 at gravel pits southeastwards across Ibsley Common, crossing No. 33 to Ibsley 18 Parish Boundary. Ellingham Footpath 1799 0939 1808 1131 From Parish Boundary to Parish Boundary Harbridge and Former Parish Hyde 9 From the Parish Boundary at Brogenslade Bottom, southwest along earth and gravel Ibsley 19 Boundary at parish boundary track across Ibsley Common, crossing Nos. 14 and 9, then southwards across Common crossing Nos. 10 and 4, then across common and over footbridge at junction with No. 33 at Linwood Bog, then across common to the Parish Boundary. Ellingham Footpath 1432 1100 1427 1133 1.2 metres wide Harbridge and Road U119 North End Lane Ibsley 20 opposite Harbridge Green Ellingham Footpath 1619 0868 1626 0893 2 metres wide Harbridge and Road C159 Footpath 36 Kissing gate at 1619 0867 and at 1630 0893 Ibsley 21 Ellingham Footpath 1425 1097 1392 1043 From Road U.119 at Harbridge Green to Road U.192 at Kent That part of the path which ran between 1421 1088 and 1418 Harbridge and Road U119 Kent Lane From U.119 southwards along unenclosed earth track across Harbridge Green, 1097 has been diverted and now runs between 1421 1088 and Ibsley 22 passing junction with No. 21 then along cart track 12 ft. wide enclosed between 1425 1097 hedge and wire fence, through field gate then along raised earth path unenclosed across arable field and over stile onto Road C.192. 3 metres wide between 1421 1088 and 1425 1097 Ellingham Footpath 1339 1099 1235 0933 From Road C.192, Harbridge Drove, to Road U.102 That part of the path which ran between 1200 1047 and 1256 Harbridge and Harbridge Drove Footpath 38 From Harbridge Drove, westwards through field gate and along cart track 14 ft. wide 0932 has been diverted and now runs between 1200 1047 and Ibsley 23a enclosed by hedges, then through field gate, and along earth track unenclosed across 1235 0933 common to junction with No. 25, then over footbridge and along unenclosed gravel track to North Plumley Farm, then southwards along lane enclosed approximately 12 3.5 metres wide between 1200 1047 and 1235 0933 Ellingham Footpath 1256 0932 1281 0917 ft. wide between hedges, through field gate, crossing No. 38 at Plumley Farm, Harbridge and Footpath 38 Road U102 through field gate, along gravel lane, through field gate and over culvert on to U.102 Ibsley 23b Ellingham Footpath 1373 1051 1361 1109 From Road C.192 (Kent Lane) to Road U.119 Harbridge and Kent Lane Road U119 From c.192 northwards over stile, across pasture, over stile and across arable field, Ibsley 24 over stile and along grass path unenclosed through trees to Road U.119.
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