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DUBLIN METROPOLITAN GREENWAY NETWORK Dublin 4 the GREATER DUBLIN AREA Tel: +353 (0)1 238 3100 SHEET DGN Fax: +353 (0)1 238 3199 Greater Dublin Area Part 4: Cycle Network Plan Proposed Cycle Network PART 4 PROPOSED CYCLE NETWORKS MAPS DRAWING NUMBER TITLE DRAWING NUMBER TITLE Part 4a Overall GDA Cycle Network Maps Kildare CN2 Dublin Metropolitan Area Cycle Network N16 Maynooth / Celbridge / Leixlip CN3 GDA Regional Cycle Route Network N17 Clane / Prosperous DGN Dublin Greenway Network N18 Naas / Sallins / Kill N19 Newbridge & Kildare Part 4b Proposed Cycle Network - Dublin Area DS Dublin Network Sheet Plan Wicklow N1 Dublin Central Cycle Network N20 Bray N1a Dublin City Centre Cycle Network N21 Greystones / Delgany N1b Dublin City Centre Primary Routes N22 Wicklow Town / Rathnew N2 Dublin North East Cycle Network N23 Arklow N3 Dublin North Central Cycle Network N4 Dublin North West Cycle Network Part 4d Rural Cycle Routes N5 Dublin Mid West Cycle Network RS Rural Cycle Routes Sheet Plan N6 Dublin South West Cycle Network RN1 Rural Cycle Routes Sheet 1: Fingal N7 Dublin South Central Cycle Network RN2 Rural Cycle Routes Sheet 2: East Meath N8 Dublin South East Cycle Network RN3 Rural Cycle Routes Sheet 3: Northwest Meath RN4 Rural Cycle Routes Sheet 4: Central Meath Part 4c Proposed Cycle Networks in Towns RN5 Rural Cycle Routes Sheet 5: South Meath / North Kildare Fingal RN6 Rural Cycle Routes Sheet 6: Central Kildare TN Town Networks Sheet Plan RN7 Rural Cycle Routes Sheet 7: South Kildare N9 Swords /Malahide / Portmarnock RN8 Rural Cycle Routes Sheet 8: South Wicklow N10 Lusk / Rush / Donabate RN9 Rural Cycle Routes Sheet 9: Central Wicklow N11 Balbriggan / Skerries Rural Cycle Routes Sheet 9: Dublin Mountains & North RN10 Wicklow Meath N13 Kells N12 Navan N14 Trim N15 Dunshaughlin / Ratoath / Ashbourne 12.159.10 December 2013 Greater Dublin Area Part 4a: Cycle Network Plan Overall GDA Cycle Network Map ± (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P (P 1:80,000 @ A3 0 450 900 1,800 Meters Project: Title: Legend: Grand Canal House, Upper Grand Canal Street, CYCLE NETWORK PLAN FOR PROPOSED CYCLE NETWORK Primary Greenway DUBLIN METROPOLITAN AREA Dublin 4 THE GREATER DUBLIN AREA Secondary Inter-Urban Tel: +353 (0)1 238 3100 SHEET CN2 Fax: +353 (0)1 238 3199 www.aecom.com KINGSCOURT VIRGINIA ± ARDEE KELLS DROGHEDA !M G 5 !M G 4 NAVAN BALBRIGGAN SKERRIES TRIM MULLINGAR SWORDS !K P N 2 MAYNOOTH EDENDERRY !K P N 1 BRAY NEWBRIDGE GREYSTONES KILDARE NAAS PORT LAOISE WICKLOW !WG 8 ATHY ARKLOW 1:500,000 @ A3 0 3,000 6,000 12,000 Meters Project: Title: Legend: Grand Canal House, Upper Grand Canal Street, CYCLE NETWORK PLAN FOR PROPOSED CYCLE NETWORK Inter-Urban Primary GDA REGIONAL CYCLE ROUTE NETWORK Dublin 4 THE GREATER DUBLIN AREA Greenway Secondary Tel: +353 (0)1 238 3100 SHEET CN3 Fax: +353 (0)1 238 3199 www.aecom.com N5 EAST COAST ± TRAIL - NORTH TOLKA GREENWAY SANTRY RIVER GREENWAY N5 EAST COAST TRAIL - NORTH N2 ROYAL CANAL GREENWAY TOLKA GREENWAY N2 N5 ROYAL CANAL GREENWAY EAST COAST TRAIL - NORTH GRIFFEEN GREENWAY PHOENIX GREENWAY LIFFEY GREENWAY GRIFFEEN GREENWAY RIVER CAMAC GREENWAY N10 GRAND CANAL GREENWAY 10 GRAND CANAL GREENWAY 10 GRAND CANAL GREENWAY RIVER CAMAC GREENWAY PODDLE GREENWAY DODDER GREENWAY WESTERN PARKWAY GREENWAY N5 EAST COAST TRAIL - SOUTH SLANG RIVER GREENWAY KILBOGGET GREENWAY CARRICKMINES GREENWAY DODDER GREENWAY Notes: 1. Some Local Greenways Routes Not Shown. See Maps N1 to N9. N5 EAST COAST 1:80,000 @ A3 2. Some Road Links will be Required on the Greenways Routes. TRAIL - SOUTH 0 450 900 1,800 Meters Project: Title: Legend: Grand Canal House, Upper Grand Canal Street, CYCLE NETWORK PLAN FOR PROPOSED CYCLE NETWORK Greenway DUBLIN METROPOLITAN GREENWAY NETWORK Dublin 4 THE GREATER DUBLIN AREA Tel: +353 (0)1 238 3100 SHEET DGN Fax: +353 (0)1 238 3199 www.aecom.com.
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