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Isle-Of-Wight-Map-9.Pdf SHEET 9, MAP 9 Isle of Wight Unitary County. Proposed Electoral Divisions in Shanklin and Ventnor M Playing r e e t Field a D a n A W L O E Caravan and Camping Park h o R N D w g A A i LAKE SOUTH ELECTORAL DIVISION O R L H W R O N n N a N E a E t e E A E e E T r R N M M A N G Bobberstone Farm C E SHANKLIN NORTH A L S S P N Caravan and Y E Bachelors A Camping Park D D N R Farm PARISH WARD A A G D S N Y A L O K R A O N Gatten & Lake W Primary School O D N A D S WITBANK GDNS A HO O WAR R D RD N Sandown Bay k W O roo T B I L lls TB I e C tch W A co DO L S NN N INGTON DR K D A O R f R ST O M e ARTIN N 'S AVE A D OAD M R D K R R A A U P E G N N C DNS D LA A O REN G CE N L T G DN L S F A I N F L E W I ARRETON AND NEWCHURCH ELECTORAL DIVISION Def E Leisure Park R G HCL # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # L # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # RT L I Peartree Farm H S T NO ENCE RD BONIFAC Froghill Farm LAR S E C NEWCHURCH CP C ' LIFF R f D R Hope Beach e Camping and Caravan Park U H D T CULVE R R ROAD A Rill Farm Allotment GODSHILL CP Gardens n o ti ta S lin *** k *** n *** a Apse Manor h S Superstore A THERLEY Hotel R ROAD ROAD KLIN E SHAN G E HOPE RO N AD T S D 0 S 02 E A 3 A T R O LA R C R E LOWER E D SHANKLIN CENTRAL E N Y H HY T ST P E HYDE DE RO AUL R AD 'S E E AVE T P D A P D E N U A ELECTORAL DIVISION A P D Whiteley A 'S O S A Caravan Park L R O C Def E N D U R A H O A A M E R Millbank Farm YD P T L H R A P T S N S O ' S N O ER RD N E CART E R SHANKLIN CENTRAL ARTER AVE D C E E R R U N Hotel O Q K A A L PARISH WARD O )) )) D O M SHANKLIN R FA R UPPER HYDE LCON B A CROS F S R D E CARTER AVENUE CLARENDON ROAD E D D Und Y A H OAD COLLINGWOOD R N R E E M P Allotment Gardens O P R U P R ok F Bro E F he I 7 T G D L 2 E R L C 3 A N T 3 K N T R S B A D A S P E G BLYTHE WAY T U R Recreation Ground A E B A R E 3 R Hotel 0 T 20 D E O N A R L O A DE O 3020 KLIN ROAD Y K SHAN H A R Allotment R E Shanklin C of E D P S D P S B O A D U OAKHILL I Gardens A L A Primary School O O A R TON R V T RS E D H ME T T PAL Island View R S R O RD N T R RD HATHERTON RD W E E I Q N S D U L S E L O I E R H N D A V D D A 'S R E L I R O D C E Z R R N R T X D E R O O R S A A D U ' A R B N F H N C I D I S D A R H O RD R T T O PEC A OS A J R E P V E R E T R O N S L T A U C k S D E E o D K o H r D A C G B I N A VI CTORIA O AV A s E E H l C l N U L M Theatre e A E h E T SP c VE P A t S H ORT E o W A ATS c CH E S Sandown Bay VICTORIA AVENUE E U H N E Donkey Sanctuary I V W G A E H E * * * * * * * N * * * * * * * * * I * * * * * F * * * * * * * S * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * H T I C Winstone EL Lower Winstone Farm H Farm I D L Shanklin Chine L R R O O A D A D D A RY CL O RBER R HUNGE A H N I G O H M O S rook P T The B R E E Sewage Works T Rylstone Gardens AD L RO THIL WES OLD SHANKLIN CP VILLAGE Allotment Gardens Cricket Ground D A O R R O N A M D Reservoir R AM (covered) D PH A O 7 Big Meade O P 2 R 3 (Recreation Ground) 3 H B C R The U Cattery H PR Manor House C IO D R A (Hotel) Y R OA O D R Reservoir E (covered) B M 5 O 05 C 3 C A Cooks Castle U Farm L R E D H Reservoir IL L (covered) L A N E U nd SHANKLIN SOUTH ELECTORAL DIVISION St Blasius Church Hockey Ground SHANKLIN SOUTH PARISH WARD D S ef T J O Camping Site H N f ' e S D R O A Appuldurcombe D Caravan Park AD O R CH UR Playing CH Field Quarry (dis) Lower Caravan Park Shanklin Down Reservoirs (covered) K n COMBE RD o APPULDUR c k Horse Ledge C l i f f St Martin's Down Upper Reservoirs (covered) L B U 3 C 3 C 2 O 7 M B E R O A D D A O Cemetery WROXALL CP R E TL S A C CO WL EAZ E HI S LL T J O H N ' Football Ground S D R R O A N Wroxall D O I Primary School T A T S Wroxall Shanklin Down GODSHILL AND WROXALL ELECTORAL DIVISION Luccombe T Yellow Ledge S Village H G I H 5 5 Reservoir 0 3 (covered) A T EE ff STR li T C ES k W c o n K Baycroft Farm Def Luccombe Down Moncrieff Johnnie New Farm D A O R E C N E Luccombe Farm R A L C NE LA M AN EW OR R RO AD E N A L N R A B Luccombe Bay LE D ID M Luccombe Chine B 3 3 2 7 Little Span Farm 5 5 0 3 A Und Und Und Bordwood Ledge Luccombe Down D A O R N O p S li Steel Bay E s E d L n a L Wroxall Down r e p p 5 U Homelands Pit Farm 5 0 3 A p li s d f n e Bonchurch Down a D L r e w Upper o L Bonchurch Ventnor Radar Station De E B f N 3 3 A 2 L 7 Post Office W Radio Station E R Wroxall Down St Boniface Down BONCHURCH PARISH WARD TV Mast D ef D N ROA EESO E L UT SH H RC Rew Farm HU NC BO Dunnose Littleton Down TS PIT RE E W LA TH NE St Margaret's C of E Prim Sch St Boniface Down N 55 EW 30 P A St Boniface's OR Church T RO AD LOWTHERVILLE AD O VENTNOR EAST ELECTORAL DIVISION R Ventnor N O S Middle School E LE AD BONCHURCH VILLAGE RO Playing Field B St Boniface C of E 3 3 2 Primary School Monks Bay 7 St Boniface Down Bonchurch D OA LOWTHERVILLE E R AC NIF BO ST PARISH WARD 5 5 Ventnor 0 7 3 Industrial 32 B 3 A Estate E D N AD A A O O L R N VENUE R LL A W MITCHE A N Y O IR E VENTNOR EAST T D I W E N D I P Sch A R O M R PARISH WARD T T DE SI R WN O DO A D VENTNOR Golf Course M OLD VENTNOR CP L A Horseshoe Bay SH IL DE UTE H IR G A IN T RO 7 R E A Westfield 332 P E D B S R GR ST Bungalows OV H AD E R IG Rew Down W RO OA H N VIE D OCEA D N R OW D BE St Catherine's ILL LLEVU PH E RD School EE ST T EE TR VENTNOR WEST ELECTORAL DIVISION V D S A D I R C O AG A 3055 E R Z T G IN F ZI O IF R L TH R E C E I H A 'S GRO T L A IL V C G E S T T D T T S A 3 E ROA S P REE 055 ALPIN H IE T ST C R BER RD R S AL G U T COWLEASE ZA H IG C Z H A Ventnor M Holiday B R Villas Wheelers Bay O U RD DUDLEY AD G VE RO LGRA H BE RD KEY GILLS CLIFF ROAD Salisbury Gardens L D IL iff A H dercl O e Un R Th EXISTING ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY (TO BE RETAINED) E fs L Clif AD T tern RO S E E Eas ELL A SPLA OR ITW C NADE SH EXISTING ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY (NO LONGER TO BE UTILISED) Sports WH Ground UE PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY EN VENTNOR WEST AV RK PA PARISH BOUNDARY S HILL PARISH WARD FOX Ventnor Haven Mill Cove PARISH BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY f AD clif RO E er Bean Rock ELL E CLOS nd TW OURT CASTL e U PARISH WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY WHI LE C Th Ventnor Park CAST fs PROPOSEDprinted ELECTORAL 11.1.06 DIVISION NAME rn Clif GODSHILL AND WROXALL ELECTORAL DIVISION Weste Ventnor Bay SHANKLIN SOUTH ELECTORAL DIVISION EXISTING ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME (TO BE RETAINED) PARISH NAME D OA SHANKLIN CP L R HIL AD EP RO STE PARISH WARD NAME RT SHANKLIN CENTRAL PARISH WARD OU L C HIL Caravan EP STE Park Recreation ST LAWRENCE Ground PARISH WARD STEEPHILL 077000m fs lif Cricket C rn DRIVE Ground te This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of RCLIFF s UNDE e W Scale : 1cm = 0.05750 km the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright.
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