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USRN STREET NAME LOCALITY TOWN DISTRICT ROADNO STREET ALIAS STATUS 5600001 ABBEY GARDENS CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600002 ABBOTS BARTON WALK CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600003 ABBOTS PLACE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600005 ABINGDON GROVE UPSTREET CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600006 ACTON ROAD WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600007 ADA ROAD CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600008 (C206) ADISHAM DOWNS ROAD ADISHAM CANTERBURY C206 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600010 (C206) ADISHAM ROAD BEKESBOURNE CANTERBURY C206 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600011 (B2046) ADISHAM ROAD WOMENSWOLD CANTERBURY B2046 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600012 ADMIRALTY WALK SEASALTER CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600013 ALBANY DRIVE HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600014 ALBERT ROAD CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600015 ALBERT STREET WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600015 ALBERT STREET WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY CRAB AND WINKLE WAY, PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600016 ALBION CLOSE HERNE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600017 ALBION LANE HERNE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600018 ALBION PLACE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600019 ALDRIDGE CLOSE HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY PART PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY - 5600020 ALEXANDRA ROAD WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PART PRIVATE STREET 5600021 ALEXANDRIA DRIVE HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600022 ALFRED CLOSE THANINGTON WITHOUT CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600023 ALFRED ROAD THANINGTON WITHOUT CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600024 ALL SAINTS' CLOSE WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600024 ALL SAINTS' CLOSE WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY CRAB AND WINKLE WAY, PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600025 ALL SAINTS LANE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600026 ALMA PLACE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600027 ALMA ROAD HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600028 ALMA STREET CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600030 AMOS CLOSE HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600031 ANNE GREEN WALK CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600032 ANSDORE ROAD WALTHAM CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600033 ANTHONY CRESCENT WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600034 ANVIL GREEN FARM ROAD WALTHAM CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600035 ANVIL GREEN ROAD WALTHAM CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600035 ANVIL GREEN ROAD WALTHAM CANTERBURY PILGRIMS CYCLE ROUTE, PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600036 APRIL RISE WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600037 ARDEN ROAD HERNE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600038 ARGYLE ROAD WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600039 ARKLEY ROAD HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600040 ARNOLD ROAD CHARTHAM CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600041 ARRAN MEWS CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600042 ARTILLERY GARDENS CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600043 ARTILLERY STREET CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600043 ARTILLERY STREET CANTERBURY CANTERBURY CANTERBURY LOCAL CYCLE ROUTE 1, CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600044 ASH CLOSE HERNE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600045 ASH CRESCENT HERSDEN CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600046 ASHBEE GARDENS HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600047 ASHDOWN CLOSE HERNE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600048 ASHENDEN CLOSE THANINGTON WITHOUT CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600049 ASHENDENE GROVE STURRY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600050 (C183) ASHENFIELD ROAD WALTHAM CANTERBURY C183 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600052 (A28) ASHFORD ROAD CHARTHAM CANTERBURY A28 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600053 (A28) ASHFORD ROAD THANINGTON WITHOUT CANTERBURY A28 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY USRN STREET NAME LOCALITY TOWN DISTRICT ROADNO STREET ALIAS STATUS 5600054 ASHLEY DRIVE SEASALTER CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600055 ASHTREES HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600056 ASHURST AVENUE WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600057 ATHELSTAN ROAD THANINGTON WITHOUT CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600058 ATHOL ROAD WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600059 (B2205) AVENUE ROAD HERNE BAY CANTERBURY B2205 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600060 AVON CLOSE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600061 AVONDALE CLOSE WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600062 (C193) BABS OAK HILL STURRY CANTERBURY C193 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600063 BADDLESMERE ROAD WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600064 BADGERS CLOSE BLEAN CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600065 BAKERS CLOSE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600066 BAKER'S LANE CHARTHAM CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600067 BALIOL ROAD WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600068 BANK STREET HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600069 (A2) BARHAM SLIP EASTBOUND OFF BARHAM CANTERBURY A2 HIGHWAYS ENGLAND 5600070 (A2) BARHAM SLIP EASTBOUND ON BARHAM CANTERBURY A2 HIGHWAYS ENGLAND 5600071 (A2) BARHAM SLIP WESTBOUND OFF BARHAM CANTERBURY A2 HIGHWAYS ENGLAND 5600072 BARLEY CLOSE HERNE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600073 BARN CLOSE HOATH CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600074 BARNET'S LANE BROAD OAK CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600075 BARTON ROAD CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600076 BAWDEN CLOSE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600077 BAYE LANE ICKHAM CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600078 BEACH STREET HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600079 BEACH WALK WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600079 (LCR015) BEACH WALK WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY LCR015 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY PART PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY - 5600080 BEACON AVENUE HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PART PRIVATE STREET 5600081 BEACON HILL HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600082 BEACON ROAD HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600083 BEACON WALK HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600084 (C192) BEACONSFIELD ROAD CANTERBURY CANTERBURY C192 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600084 (NCR001) BEACONSFIELD ROAD CANTERBURY CANTERBURY NCR001 CRAB AND WINKLE WAY, PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600085 BEAUMANOR HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600086 BEAUMONT STREET HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600087 BECKET AVENUE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600088 BECKET CLOSE WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600089 BECKET MEWS CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600090 BEECH HILL BRIDGE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600091 BEECHCROFT CHESTFIELD CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600092 BEECROFT CLOSE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600093 BEER CART LANE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600094 (C206) BEKESBOURNE HILL BEKESBOURNE CANTERBURY C206 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY (C203) BEKESBOURNE LANE, EAST OF 5600095 BEKESBOURNE HILL EAST OF BEKESBOURNE HILL BEKESBOURNE CANTERBURY C203 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600096 (C206) BEKESBOURNE LANE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY C206 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600097 (C203) BEKESBOURNE LANE LITTLEBOURNE CANTERBURY C203 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600098 (C203) BEKESBOURNE ROAD BRIDGE CANTERBURY C203 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600099 BELLE VUE ROAD HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600100 (C408) BELMONT ROAD WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY C408 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600101 BELTINGE ROAD HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600102 BELTON CLOSE WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600103 BENNELLS AVENUE WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600103 (B2205) BENNELLS AVENUE WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY B2205 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY USRN STREET NAME LOCALITY TOWN DISTRICT ROADNO STREET ALIAS STATUS 5600104 BENSTEDE CLOSE HERNE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600105 BERESFORD ROAD WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600107 BEVERLEY ROAD CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600108 BEXLEY STREET WHITSTABLE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600109 BICKNOR CLOSE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600110 (C203) BIFRONS HILL PATRIXBOURNE CANTERBURY C203 PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600110 (LCR016) BIFRONS HILL PATRIXBOURNE CANTERBURY LCR016 COAST TO CATHEDRAL, PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600111 BIFRONS ROAD BEKESBOURNE CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600112 BIGBURY ROAD CHARTHAM HATCH CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600113 BIGGLESWADE PASSAGE CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600114 BIRCHWOOD WALK CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600115 BIRKDALE GARDENS HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600116 BISHOPS WAY CANTERBURY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600117 BISHOPSTONE DRIVE HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY 5600118 BISHOPSTONE LANE HERNE BAY CANTERBURY PUBLICLY MAINTAINABLE HIGHWAY
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    http://kentarchaeology.org.uk/research/archaeologia-cantiana/ Kent Archaeological Society is a registered charity number 223382 © 2017 Kent Archaeological Society KENT ARCILEOLOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY SIXTH INSTALMENT HUSSEY MS. NOTES THE MS. notes made by Arthur Hussey were given to the Society after his death in 1941. An index exists in the library, almost certainly made by the late B. W. Swithinbank. This is printed as it stands. The number given is that of the bundle or box. D.B.K. F = Family. Acol, see Woodchurch-in-Thanet. Benenden, 12; see also Petham. Ady F, see Eddye. Bethersden, 2; see also Charing Deanery. Alcock F, 11. Betteshanger, 1; see also Kent: Non- Aldington near Lympne, 1. jurors. Aldington near Thurnham, 10. Biddend.en, 10; see also Charing Allcham, 1. Deanery. Appledore, 6; see also Kent: Hermitages. Bigge F, 17. Apulderfield in Cudham, 8. Bigod F, 11. Apulderfield F, 4; see also Whitfield and Bilsington, 7; see also Belgar. Cudham. Birchington, 7; see also Kent: Chantries Ash-next-Fawkham, see Kent: Holy and Woodchurch-in-Thanet. Wells. Bishopsbourne, 2. Ash-next-Sandwich, 7. Blackmanstone, 9. Ashford, 9. Bobbing, 11. at Lese F, 12. Bockingfold, see Brenchley. Aucher F, 4; see also Mottinden. Boleyn F, see Hever. Austen F (Austyn, Astyn), 13; see also Bonnington, 3; see also Goodneston- St. Peter's in Tha,net. next-Wingham and Kent: Chantries. Axon F, 13. Bonner F (Bonnar), 10. Aylesford, 11. Boorman F, 13. Borden, 11. BacIlesmere F, 7; see also Chartham. Boreman F, see Boorman. Baclmangore, see Apulderfield F. Boughton Aluph, see Soalcham. Ballard F, see Chartham.
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    KENT. Canterbt'ry, 135

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  • Babs Oak Hill, Sturry, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 0JR LOCATION Contents

    Babs Oak Hill, Sturry, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 0JR LOCATION Contents

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