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ELECTORAL REVIEW of DURHAM Final Recommendations for Electoral SHEET 1, MAP 1 SEE SHEET 3, MAP 3 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND SEE SHEET 2, MAP 2 ELECTORAL REVIEW OF DURHAM BURNOPFIELD AND Final recommendations for electoral division boundaries in the county of Durham November 2011 DIPTON OUSTON Sheet 1 of 14 SEE SHEET 4, MAP 4 TANFIELD CP LEADGATE AND MEDOMSLEY URPETH CP This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of STANLEY CP NORTH LODGE CP the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. PELTON Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. NORTH LODGE E D The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2011. I S PELTON CP D STANLEY L E I CHESTER- F N LE-STREET E NORTH B BOURNMOOR CP SEE SHEET 6, MAP 6 ANNFIELD PLAIN CONSETT NORTH CHESTER-LE-STREET T S WEST CENTRAL A E CRAGHEAD AND SOUTH MOOR T E E R T S LITTLE - E LUMLEY LUMLEY CP L CONSETT SOUTH DELVES LANE - SEAHAM SEAHAM CP CHESTER-LE-STREET R EDMONDSLEY CP E SOUTH T GREENCROFT WALDRIDGE S E CP CP H C EDMONDBYERS CP GREAT LUMLEY CP SEATON WITH SLINGLEY CP DENESIDE SACRISTON DAWDON HEALEYFIELD CP BURNHOPE CP KIMBLESWORTH AND PLAWSWORTH CP DALTON-LE-DALE CP SACRISTON CP HUNSTANWORTH CP WEST RAINTON MURTON CP FRAMWELLGATE MOOR CP MURTON CP LANCHESTER MUGGLESWICK CP LANCHESTER CP FRAMWELLGATE AND NEWTON HALL HAWTHORN CP WITTON GILBERT CP SOUTH HETTON CP EASINGTON COLLIERY BELMONT CP PITTINGTON CP EASINGTON CP ESH CP SHERBURN BEARPARK CP BELMONT ESH AND WITTON GILBERT SEE SHEET 7, MAP 7 HASWELL CP EASINGTON VILLAGE CP SEE SHEET 10, SATLEY CP CORNSAY ELVET AND MAP 10a CP GILESGATE SHOTTON AND SHERBURN VILLAGE SOUTH HETTON CP HORDEN CP NEVILLE'S HORDEN DEERNESS CROSS SEE SHEET 11, MAP 11 PETERLEE CP LCPS OF STANHOPE, BRANDON AND BYSHOTTLES CP SHADFORTH CP WOLSINGHAM AND SEE SHEET 5, MAP 5a PETERLEE TOW LAW WEST PETERLEE HEDLEYHOPE SHOTTON CP EAST CP DURHAM SOUTH SHINCLIFFE CP BRANDON WEARDALE PASSFIELD STANHOPE CP TOW LAW CP THORNLEY CP LCPS OF BRANCEPETH AND BRANCEPETH CP WHEATLEY HILL BRANDON AND BYSHOTTLES CP MONK HESLEDEN CP CASTLE EDEN CP CASSOP-CUM-QUARRINGTON CP WOLSINGHAM CP TOW LAW SEE SHEET 12, MAP 12 SEE SHEET 9, MAP 9 CROXDALE AND HETT SEE SHEET 8, MAP 8 CP BLACKHALLS TRIMDON NESBITT FOUNDRY CP SEE SHEET 13, MAP 13 COXHOE CP TRIMDON AND GREATER WILLINGTON CP COXHOE CP KELLOE CP THORNLEY WILLINGTON AND HUTTON HENRY CP HUNWICK SHERATON TUDHOE WINGATE WITH HULAM CP CP WINGATE TRIMDON CP CROOK CORNFORTH CP SPENNYMOOR SPENNYMOOR CP FISHBURN CP FOREST AND FRITH CP WITTON-LE-WEAR CP FERRYHILL FERRYHILL CP BISHOP MIDDLEHAM AND CORNFORTH BISHOP MIDDLEHAM CP LCPS OF HAMSTERLEY, LYNESACK AND SOFTLEY, AND SOUTH BEDBURN COUNDON SOUTH BEDBURN CP HAMSTERLEY BISHOP AUCKLAND CHILTON CP LCPS OF CP TOWN NEWBIGGIN CP HAMSTERLEY, LYNESACK AND SOFTLEY, AND SOUTH BEDBURN BISHOP AUCKLAND CP MIDDLETON IN TEESDALE CP EVENWOOD CHILTON DENE VALLEY CP SEDGEFIELD CP WEST WINDLESTONE CP BRADBURY AND THE ISLE CP AUCKLAND WOODHOUSE CLOSE SEDGEFIELD ELDON CP LCPS OF HAMSTERLEY, LYNESACK AND SHILDON AND DENE VALLEY SOFTLEY, AND SOUTH BEDBURN EGGLESTON CP MIDDRIDGE CP EVENWOOD AND BARONY CP AYCLIFFE NORTH WEST SEE SHEET 10, LYNESACK AND SOFTLEY CP AND MIDDRIDGE AUCKLAND MAP 10b WOODLAND CP HOLWICK CP CP SHILDON CP ETHERLEY CP AYCLIFFE MORDON CP WEST COCKFIELD CP GREAT AYCLIFFE CP AYCLIFFE LANGLEYDALE AND SHOTTON CP EAST LUNEDALE CP HILTON CP BOLAM CP ROMALDKIRK CP WACKERFIELD RABY WITH KEVERSTONE CP CP N TO P OR H C M UT MO MICKLETON CP INGLETON CP TIN SEE SHEET 14, MAP 14 MARWOOD CP STAINDROP CP BARNARD CASTLE WEST STREATLAM AND STAINTON LANGTON CP HUNDERTHWAITE CP CP CLEATLAM CP HEADLAM CP SEE SHEET 5, MAP 5b COTHERSTONE CP GAINFORD CP BARNARD CASTLE EAST B WINSTON CP A R N A R D C P C A S T WHORLTON CP L LARTINGTON CP E BARFORTH CP STARTFORTH WESTWICK CP CP BOLDRON CP EGGLESTONE ABBEY CP OVINGTON CP ROKEBY CP WYCLIFFE WITH THORPE CP BOWES CP BRIGNALL CP GILMONBY CP HUTTON MAGNA CP KEY SCARGILL CP COUNTY COUNCIL BOUNDARY PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY BARNINGHAM CP SEDGEFIELD PROPOSED ELECTORAL DIVISION NAME ELDON CP PARISH NAME HOPE CP 0 5 10 COINCIDENT BOUNDARIES ARE SHOWN AS THIN COLOURED LINES SUPERIMPOSED OVER WIDER ONES. kilometres 1cm = 0.6517 km.
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