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Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date: 21st February 2006 Colour SHEET SU 49 NE 45 46 47 48 49 50 1500 3000 0002 293/6 4600 5700 2600 3700 4600 5500 6398 00 4000 37 00 0005 Pond 8495 2/11 Brushwood Farm 293/19 0094 Drain 4192 HONEYBOTTOM LANE 415/12 293/18 372/13 372/12 Drain 6687 Row Leigh Lane Drain 293/18 293/5 Besselsleigh CP 5582 128/4 2881 4181 HONEYBOTTOM LANE 4879 1976 Pond 333/12 333/8 6576 293/6 Drain Sandford Brook 333/5 String Lane Rushwood 6069 333/5 4766 Swimming Pool COTHILL ROAD Pond Pond Sunningwell CP 0070 COTHILL The Merry Miller 0060 Pond (PH) St. Helen El Sub Sta Blackgate Lane 293/5 293/19 without CP 372/13 Cothill House School Chapel Wootton CP Cottage Collects 333/8 7749 Pond 4547 Sandford B String Lane ro ok 333/11 Pond 100/8 5941 333/5 4939 BLACKHORSE LANE Hitchcopse Farm Ridgeway The San 293/8 5331 Jurima 7327 293/6 293/5 Byways 293/3 Amble-side 293/3 293/6 293/3 0018 293/2 293/4 Oak House Wildmoor Brook 293/7 Drain Studland House 100/8 Hogan 0003 6500 Dunmore Farm 99 0003 5800 6500 99 Pond 6393 Tower Cothill Farmhouse 293/7 Drain 4987 BLACKHORSE LANE 293/6 School Cottage Pendle Wood Garden Cottage The Lodge 29 Rookside 3/2 Wildmoor Brook Old Spreads Farm Courtyard Cott House The 8974 Barn The 5470 Edwardian Oakley Lodge Oakley House House 4670 The Dog House Hotel 7369 (PH) Grey Walls Collects 1764 7866 Black Horse (PH) Swimming Pool 8761 Wildmoor Brook Black Horse Farm 8254 FARINGDON ROAD Hylston Staddle Stones 100/24 The Warren Buildings Farm Frilford Lodge Sandford Brook 100/24 Swimming Pool Dunmore County Junior and Infant Schools Swimming Pool Fitzharrys School 333/7 Fitzharrys School Pond Abingdon College 5824 Wildmoor Brook 5422 333/7 Larkhill Stream River Stert Issues 3517 Pond Pond Sheepstead Lodge The Cedars SHIPPON Larkhill Stream Sheepstead Folly 7708 Sheepstead Farm 4400 6300 7800 98 4400 7800 7500 98 Sheepstead Farm Church Farm Marcham CP Wildmoor Brook Sheepstead Cottage Swimming Pool The Wildmoor Piggery Brook St Nicolas C of E School The Fosse Drain The Clock House Wildmoor Brook Brewers Morland School of St Helen Sheepstead House Larkhill Stream and St Katherine John Mason High School Larkmead School Swimming Pool 0373 River Stert 100/11 Larkmead School Collects St. Helen without CP 9261 Drain WEST DOWN LANE (Track) SHEEPSTEAD ROAD Foxcombe Court 293/1 Drain 100/13 Swimming COW LANE (Track) 293/1 Pool Abingdon School Sandford Brook River Stert Issues Orchard Farm (Agricultural Reaearch) 100/14 Water 100/12 Drain 100/14 7335 Abingdon School The Vines Pond Pond 100/14 100/15 100/15 100/21 CHANCEL WAY KINGS AVENUE 100/15 Drain LONGFIELDS Nought 100/16 HOWARD CORNISH ROAD THE FARTHINGS FETTIPLACE Carswell Carswell County Primary School County Infants School El Sub Sta ROAD Water DUFFIELD Pond NORTH ST Larkhill Stream COPSE Abingdon Hospital Abbey PLACE 6900 0006 Stream HYDE HAINES COURT 0900 6900 0006 A 415 Drain A 415 Pond 6500 HAINES COURT A 34 Upper ELWES ROAD Police Reaches 97 MARCHAM ROAD 97 Hotel Drain Station Drain Stream FETTIPLACE ROAD 1094 Abbey A 415 Twickenham A 415 Depot House Peat Moor Lane Ma River Ock Bridge Christmas Cottage Garden Cottage View rket April 0391 Cottage Pond CLOSE ANSON Old Gaol ORCHARD WAY 293/1 Drain Denman College Clematis Cott THE GAP MARCHAM ROAD 293/14 Drain 8588 Jasmine Cott INTERCHANGE Marcham MORLAND ROAD MARCHAM ROAD A 415 C of E HOWARD CO Primary School Pond The Long Barn Hyde TOWER CLOSE MARCHAM ROAD East Farm 1283 RNI Drain Barn SH Hyde Drain 293/14 Brunner House Hyde Hyde Farm House River Ock ROAD Nursery Filling NEW ROAD 293/10 Fairlawn Station Wharf 100/17 Pond Drain Drain All Saints' Church River Ock St Nicolas' Hall NORTH STREET Twitty's St Helen's MARCHAM Church St Helen's Mill 5175 The 183/10 293/14 Mill Vicarage Stream PARK SIDE Mill River Ock Stream 100/18 Parish 100/18 Orch Hyde Office Ho Cotsdale Hellensbourne Farm 9 Bungalow Long Alley River Thames or Isis SWEET BRIAR 183/3 293/11 Dove PO Cottage A 415 CHURCH STREET 293/10 Laurel Cottage A 415 Superstore Drain Stone Abingdon Road 100/1 Beech Cottage Cottage 4867 Hall Hucclecote Sandford Brook El Sub Sta The 293/13 House Crown PAC Rafters Inn KHORSE LANE Trinafour Timber Merchant (PH) The Croft Drain ALL SAINTS CL Drain 293/11 Willows Thurdon A 415 Smithy Doubloons 0057 West Bow Capri 0057 White Hart 183/11 (PH) FRILFORD ROAD 293/96254 100/1 Meadowbank Pond PRIORY The Old LANE School House Sharrards Farm ABINGDON Drain Drain Caldecott County First School Manor 6744 Marcham Priory Farm Caldecott County Kingfisher School Junior School Swimming Pool Culham Drain Drain 3235 CP MILL ROAD 7634 Drain River Ock 8633 100/1 Drain 7732 Drain 0030 River Thames or Isis Drain 0023 Beansheaf Cottage Sandford Brook 7820 New Cut Mill 5817 New Cut Mill Cottage Drain 0022 Drain Lake 100/2 River Ock Drain Drain Drain Thameside School Meadow Farm House Drain Drain Thameside Drain School Drain 100/2 8600 0005 3500 7700 6600 192/28 0001 5800 0002 2600 5900 A 34 0002 0002 2600 5900 0005 8600 3500 5800 7700 8200 3100 0001 96 A 34 96 Abingdon CP (Drain) Sandford Brook Drain River Ock Drain Drain 100/3 Drain 18 River Thames or Isis 3/11 Drain Culham Reach 100/2 Drain 18 Drain 3/11 8378 Drain 192/5 Drain 5276 Drain Marina Drain 192/7 MILL ROAD 9964 River Thames or Isis Drain Drain 4660 192/8 River Ock Drain Culham Reach Drain River Thames or Isis Childrey Brook Nor Brook Stonehill House 3253 192/6 0050 192/24 Drayton CP 183/11 Drain Drain 192/5 29 3/17 River Ock 0032 0032 192/28 Marcham Drain Mill 6630 9929 Rushey 192/6 8827 5926 100/3 0023 East Hanney CP 4823 293/17 183/14 Culham Reach 9321 River Thames or Isis 0 Drain Sutton Drain 192/3 Pond 4516 Drain 192/2 Drain Courtenay 192/3 Water 192/5 183/14 192/6 192/7 CP Drain 192/3 192/3 18 Drain 192/20 Drain 192/3 5000 Pond 192/5 2800 7200 9000 192/8 0006 5900 0003 0003 0006 183/11 A 34 373/ 0006 0003 95 192/3 192/6 95 45 46 47 48 49 50 SHEET SU 49 NE For further information please contact: Scale 1:10,000 Oxfordshire County Council Environment and Economy To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Statement. Rights of Way Office Countryside Service The Definitive Map and Statement is conclusive evidence KEY: SP 40 SW SP 40 SE SP 50 SW Central Library in law that the rights shown on the Map existed at the County Boundary relevant date, but this is without prejudice to the possible Public Footpath Westgate existence of other rights not shown on the Map Oxford OX1 1DJ (see s56 Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981). Public Bridleway District Boundary Telephone: 01865 810808 Road Used as Public Path Parish Boundary SU 49 NW SU 49 NE SU 59 NW This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey (To be redesignated under Countryside & material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Rights of Way Act 2000, section 47, to Office © Crown copyright. Restricted Byway.) (where shown) Right of Way either: Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright crosses administrative boundary, and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Byway Open to all Traffic reaches terminus or (LA076805) (2006). SU 49 SW SU 49 SE SU 59 SW changes status. Based on Ordnance Survey map data 2003..
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