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Wychavon District Council Hireheat Mapping\09 Documents\GIS\Arcgis Maps\Fina Ü KEY ! Bromsgrove Hartlebury ^_ ^_ !!! ! Redditch ^_ !! ! Data Source: Heat Consumption Data from DECC Heat Mapping, Note: It should be noted that although the heat map has been produced by making best used of available data and technology, there is an expected margin of error and it should not be relied upon in isolation. No personal or private data was used, the map only shows modelled aggregate information. ^_ Worcester 6 DECC gives no guarantee or warranty as to the completeness or accuracy of the heat map. The Worcester University ^_ ! ^_ heat map should not be relied upon for accurate Worcester NHS information relating to specific locations, nor should & Central ^_ it be relied on in the context of making commercial Worcester County Hall decisions. IW MK TE A 04/08/2016 04/08/2016 04/08/2016 OriginBy CheckedBy ApprovedBy A - ^_ Originated by Checked by CheckedDateApproved by Ver Amendments and date and date and date l Reporting\Drawing 4.1.mxd Worcester South ^_ Reproduced from OS maps provided by Worcestershire County Throckmorton Council, Bromsgrove District Council and Redditch Borough ! Council by permission of Ordnance Survey® under licence numbers: 1. Worcestershire County Council © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100024230. ! Pershore ^_ ^_ Offenham 2. Bromsgrove District Council © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100023519 ! ! 3. Redditch Borough Council © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100024252 ! ! Evesham ^_! Client ! Wychavon District Council hireheat mapping\09 Documents\GIS\ArcGIS_maps\Fina Project Worcestershire Heat Mapping Drawing Title Worcestershire Heat Demand Hot Spot Drawing No. 4.1 Scale @ A3 : 1:200,000 Purpose : Information Path: \\cormsfsbsg01\Shared\jobs\1070145 Worcesters © Mouchel Ü KEY Bromsgrove Hartlebury ^_ ^_ ^_Redditch Data Source: Heat Consumption Data from DECC Heat Mapping, MSOA area boundaries from Office of National Statistics under Open Government Licence and the UK Government Licensing Framework. Note: It should be noted that although the heat map has been produced by making best used of available data and technology, there is an expected margin of error and it should not be relied upon in isolation. No ^_ Worcester 6 personal or private data was used, the map only shows modelled aggregate information. DECC gives no guarantee or warranty as to the completeness or Worcester University ^_ ^_ accuracy of the heat map. The heat map should not Worcester NHS be relied upon for accurate information relating to & Central ^_ specific locations, nor should it be relied on in the Worcester County Hall context of making commercial decisions. IW MK TE A 04/08/2016 04/08/2016 04/08/2016 OriginBy CheckedBy ApprovedBy A - ^_ Originated by Checked by CheckedDateApproved by Ver Amendments and date and date and date l Reporting\Drawing 4.2 Electricity.mxd Worcester South ^_ Reproduced from OS maps provided by Worcestershire County Throckmorton Council, Bromsgrove District Council and Redditch Borough Council by permission of Ordnance Survey® under licence numbers: 1. Worcestershire County Council © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100024230. Pershore ^_ ^_ Offenham 2. Bromsgrove District Council © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100023519 3. Redditch Borough Council © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100024252 Evesham ^_ Client Wychavon District Council hireheat mapping\09 Documents\GIS\ArcGIS_maps\Fina Project Worcestershire Heat Mapping Drawing Title ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION MSOA AREA Drawing No. 4.2 Scale @ A3 : 1:200,000 Purpose : Information Path: \\cormsfsbsg01\Shared\jobs\1070145 Worcesters © Mouchel Ü KEY Bromsgrove Hartlebury ^_ ^_ ^_Redditch Data Source: Heat Consumption Data from DECC Heat Mapping, MSOA area boundaries from Office of National Statistics under Open Government Licence and the UK Government Licensing Framework. Note: It should be noted that although the heat map has been produced by making best used of available data and technology, there is an expected margin of error and it should not be relied upon in isolation. No ^_ Worcester 6 personal or private data was used, the map only shows modelled aggregate information. DECC gives no guarantee or warranty as to the completeness or Worcester University ^_ ^_ accuracy of the heat map. The heat map should not Worcester NHS be relied upon for accurate information relating to & Central ^_ specific locations, nor should it be relied on in the Worcester County Hall context of making commercial decisions. IW MK TE A 04/08/2016 04/08/2016 04/08/2016 OriginBy CheckedBy ApprovedBy A - ^_ Originated by Checked by CheckedDateApproved by Ver Amendments and date and date and date l Reporting\Drawing 4.3 Gas.mxd Worcester South ^_ Reproduced from OS maps provided by Worcestershire County Throckmorton Council, Bromsgrove District Council and Redditch Borough Council by permission of Ordnance Survey® under licence numbers: 1. Worcestershire County Council © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100024230. Pershore ^_ ^_ Offenham 2. Bromsgrove District Council © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100023519 3. 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