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Viewpoint Guildford Landscape Character Assessment What’S Yours? Hierachy Table Viewpoint Guildford Landscape Character Assessment What’s yours? Hierachy Table A B C D E F G H I J K L RURAL LANDSCAPE TYPE RIVER FLOODPLAIN CHALK RIDGE WOODED CHALK DOWNS OPEN CHALK WOODED ROLLING UNSETTLED WOODED GRAVEL TERRACE GREENSAND MUDSTONE WOODED GREENSAND HILLS OPEN GREENSAND HILLS FARMLAND CLAYLANDS SANDY HEATH AND SETTLED VALLEY PLATEAU SANDY HEATH A1: A2: A3: B1: B2: C1: C2: D1: E1: E2: F1: G1: H1: H2: H3: H4: H5: I1: J1: K1: K2: K3: L1: L2: Peaslake RURAL CHARACTER Lower Wey River Upper Wey Guildford Wey Hog’s Albury and Merrow and Effingham Clandon Open Wanborough Ockham Pirbright Worplesdon Send Slyfield Peasmarsh Shalford Ash Vale Tillingbourne Loseley Puttenham Winterfold St Martha’s Shackleford Open AREA Floodplain River River Floodplain Back Hackhurst Clandon Forest Chalk Farmland Wooded Rolling and Common Wooded and Gravel Gravel Gravel Gravel Gravel Greensand Mudstone Wooded Wooded Greensand Hills Open Greensand Hills Floodplain Chalk Chalk Ridge Wooded Wooded Claylands Clandon Unsettled Sandy Settled Heath Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Terrace Valley Plateau Greensand Hills Greensand Greensand Ridge Chalk Chalk Wooded Heath Hills Hills Downs Downs Rolling Claylands A1: A2: B1: B2: C1: D1: E1: E2: F1: G1: H2: H3: H4: H5: J1: K3: L1: Brabhoeuf RURAL-URBAN FRINGE Lower Wey Rural-Urban Upper Wey Hog’s Pewley Albury Merrow Clandon Open Rydes Hill/ Clandon Ash Common Worplesdon Slyfield Artington Shalford Blackwater Loseley The Chantries Rural- Manor / Mount CHARACTER AREA Fringe Rural-Urban Back Downs Rural- Downs Chalk Farmland Fairlands Rural Rural-Urban Rural-Urban Terrace Terrace Terrace Valley Rural- Mudstone Urban Fringe Browne Fringe Rural- Urban Fringe Rural-Urban Rural-Urban Fringe Rural-Urban Urban Fringe Fringe Rural- Rural- Rural-Urban Urban Fringe Plateau Rural- Rural-Urban Urban Fringe Fringe Fringe (Guildford) Urban Urban Fringe Urban Fringe Fringe Fringe (Guildford) Fringe Fringe G1: E1: Wyke Rural- Tongham Rural- Urban Fringe Urban Fringe (Ash and (Ash and Tongham) Tongham) 12A: 2A: 3A: 7B: Warwick’s 1A: 1A: 5C: 5B: 11B: 7B: 5A: 7B: Warwick’s bench 4A: TOWNSCAPE River Wey Settled Wey West Bench Guildford Guildford Historic Ash Street Ash Village Slyfield Warwick’s Ash Vale St Catherine’s CHARACTER Guildford Historic Core Green `Bench Historic Village Core 5D: 9L: 8J: Core AREA 6A: 3B: Tongham Ash Ash Vale Farnham 6D: North Guildford Village Estate Road 6D: 6B: 9H: 7A: Charlottesville Guildford Station Road Guildown Barracks East 7C: 8A: Merrow 8A: 9K: Lakeside Guildford Guildford Park/ Estates Park/ 7E: Onslow Village Onslow Epsom Road 9N: Tongham Village 8C: 81: Stoughton 10E: Merrow Ash Vale 8D: School 9F: Park Barn Boxgrove 11E: 8E: Nexus Park Bellfields 8K: Ash Estate 8L: Tongham Estate 9A: Park Barn / Rydes Hill 9B: Chitty’s 9C: Queen Elizabeth Park 9L: Ash Street (South) 9N: Tongham 10A: University of Surrey 10B: Royal Surrey County Hospital 11A: Cathedral Hill / Middleton Industrial Estates.
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