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BOUNDARY COMMITTEE for ENGLAND PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW of CHRISTCHURCH Final Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in Christchur BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND Lake AD RO EY RL BU North Bockhampton PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF CHRISTCHURCH A 3 3 8 Final Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in Christchurch April 2002 M i l l H Sopley R A W a T c H e O R N R O Middle Bockhampton A D H A R P W A Y L A N E D OA N R TO MP HURN CP HA CK BO B 33 47 R i ve r A S v A o L I n S Holfleet B U R Y R Winkton O A D 8 3 3 A AD Homefield RO South Bockhampton ST UR School DH LYN R iv e r A v 7 4 D o 3 U n 3 Golf Course D B M O O R m a F e A r H R t U M S D R l A l R O N i R O H C R ST CATHERINE'S AND HURN WARD M IT A D O R D d TE A l A D W O BURTON CP H I L 7 L 4 S 3 I 3 D B E D R I V S E A L IS B U R Y D R U O A D D BURTON AND WINKTON WARD M O O R School L D A R Church N LL E E B P M Coward's Marsh CA NE H LA IL L N S TO ID ES E R H P U D R R N IV R E O Y A S A D T W A E AN T R L D I A LL O E O HI V R N I N R AR R B O S LD D A T D O A D O A O N Sch St Catherine's Hill R Y RO E L N Station A R R N O O E M H T BURTON T T I W Y P A A W H NE Caravan N S LA R NER Y U OOT K WA Park H F LOC HAVE M D D OA A A D R R O R R O B S RD KF H E E L O IV ILL A S V W L L N LE C LE Y E E A VE G W V U N I A A N DR E S Y K E T A O L V LB O A L W TA D F I O A K S R L Allotment OD RO B H O O AYE E N F U S NU E F Gardens AV E F R E V A U AV S O IR S Y D NORTH HIGHCLIFFE T R A Recn O R M RO U G IL O D S O D Gd R E E A O M R W H R W Playing D W AND WALKFORD WARD T E A O U IN M Y A H P R S E E G IN R D U I Field N E T G A N LA G W A E E O F AVENUE S L O V V H R A D E E D IE N A M T H R T M D R O W O Y U A E T JUMPERS TWARD S I A S O D N D O E R R R W A T A D C S D R E L O LAMBAR A O A N I H F R Sports N N R L C W D G A F W Y Ground T D O N B A O O E E O R S N O E N R R N CR A T S D O U S O S W L S T AY R A H E FAIRMILE L R RIV U W D L V T AR I T M H A AE Chewton A E BR H D P H V N Y N S A E Y R E Common N L U V I K N A T Allotment S E R D U A E Und I R C I E V Y O T D N A Gardens Highcliffe E H E A R E O M M R A R A E W U I B Comprehensive W E D N C W N A H N N N A E D C School E T RD W R JUMPERS I Y V F R N O A W TO U I A A E G N N A L H R C K D A COMMON T O W R V M A R E M E O E Schools A O R O B A N N Y D Y R N WEST HIGHCLIFFEU WARD O L E A Golf A D A C Hospital N LYM Course NE E ING LA TON RY 5 RO BU 3 AD AM A E S LO C D A S A E Y O S N R M A ASS T School UG C P G W E BY- SE LER DA RCH R S N U O L E E R CH D AN T E A IS E Nea Meadows V V HR N I E Cemetery C Recn O R N RT R U H G E D Gd AD RO R RS F PE E UM A J E B IR N A M L I M OAD E I R N L NT R E HU U D ST B HIGHCLIFFE A WE R O O OAD O H R G ON R EDW ON RO AV A ARD RD T BA V D Church NG D R ROAD I W A R E NEA KI YM RO A R LM L A T CK O INGT AR R AD ON W T TU D O W D AY E S A Naish Holiday Village A A RF O D E C R S O D T A A R O U O Hoburne S G R PORTFIELD WARDE T R A ST T U Church Y Sports Ground Caravan Park L D N N H E T Ch R O E E M M A O V A V A A H E I D D GH OA CL Y R IFF LE The Grange E HIGHCLIFFE WARDRT RO WO Comprehensive AD Recreation Ground School Recn D D SOMERFORD Y HILL LYMINGT A R LE ON Gd RO SHEL ROAD D A L S Y IE P F L RD A T E GRANGE WARD R I O N R W P T N N R S D Y U R O H A R Schools D O A A T O O E R A D M E R D Schools H IFORD ON A T D N D N A AD E O O R RO CLIFFE R T Golf Course N LA S D WHAR R R C AS O B P S P U F A Y UR R R B T WE B E R Station H O L M E A C L O N C R N CR S K B U O A Y L R A H SS O R C R E T L O A G S A R S D I A D U E A R H N B A T C W E E Y S Ri A A Barlins W D Y E v A A V e D O V PUREWELL L R E A r IE S F D N M A IR L O A U A v IE D E H o M F A A O N n E E R Y R S S F Y E W A R U T O U EN N U AV R n B WE D d DO PUREWELL D S S A O O E LE G W U N D W Y D A T A N H H A Y O C O R R E L R I FRIARS O N F R Church A R A L F O E CLIFF U D D K N IN O G' A H OU S A T IG R VE M S H T N S R UE S T T O R S A E E School Recreation E G D T RID Ground B AD O T R LE S S Y TOWN CENTRE WARD AST ' A C EN E E W N U D Q School N A A L CHRISTCHURCH L S IL School R V F E A R I P H A O E R S D S E M R N U O A D L E A K Christ Church F D L O P BURE HAVEN DRIVE C I E I STANPIT NG R E W N W D R L E A O A L S O N G T D E R E PUREWELL AND STANPIT WARDA A I R N V N E U D P NU E A IT R B O E D R RIVE N LLOW D U WI P R A MUDEFORD AND FRIARS CLIFF WARD N U O N V T A L E E D Y A Recn Gd M N Sand R E IN O T A M E D O R R N P Recreation E F R A Ground O L TUCKTON A C D O N D R I Recn V Gd E Stanpit Marsh (Nature Reserve) D R E L Y G R A Grimbury Marsh Christchurch Harbour Mudeford Quay Christchurch Bay KEY EXISTING WARD BOUNDARY (TO BE RETAINED) PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARY EXISTING PARISH BOUNDARY PROPOSED WARD NAME HIGHCLIFFE WARD EXISTING WARD NAME (TO BE RETAINED) GRANGE WARD "This map is reproduced from the OS map by The Electoral Commission with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, © Crown Copyright.
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