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Allerdale Unclassified Roads - Published January 2021 Allerdale Unclassified Roads - Published January 2021 • The list has been prepared using the available information from records compiled by the County Council and is correct to the best of our knowledge. It does not, however, constitute a definitive statement as to the status of any particular highway. • This is not a comprehensive list of the entire highway network in Cumbria although the majority of streets are included for information purposes. • The extent of the highway maintainable at public expense is not available on the list and can only be determined through the search process. • The List of Streets is a live record and is constantly being amended and updated. We update and republish it every 3 months. • Like many rural authorities, where some highways have no name at all, we usually record our information using a road numbering reference system. Street descriptors will be added to the list during the updating process along with any other missing information. • The list does not contain Recorded Public Rights of Way as shown on Cumbria County Council’s 1976 Definitive Map, nor does it contain streets that are privately maintained. • The list is property of Cumbria County Council and is only available to the public for viewing purposes and must not be copied or distributed. STREET NAME TOWN DISTRICT ROAD NUMBER Abbey Close WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2412 Abbotsford Place MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2741 Abbotsford Place [Back Lane] MARYPORT ALLERDALE U7099/14 Access leading to Netto off Moss Bay Road WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U7169 Acorn Street KESWICK ALLERDALE U2872 Acredales ABBEYTOWN ALLERDALE U2335 Ada Street MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2736 Alan Court WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2413 Alauna Drive MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2740 Albemarle Street COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2372/01 Albert Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2414 Albert Street [Back of] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2687/01 Albert Terrace [Back Lane] MARYPORT ALLERDALE U7099/6 Alexander Close WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U7044/01 Alice Lane BROUGHTON ALLERDALE U2171 Allanby Close FLIMBY ALLERDALE U7175 Allanby Street FLIMBY ALLERDALE U2300/02 Allerby Village Green MARYPORT ALLERDALE U7005 Allerdale Grove COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2374/04 Alne Road MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2738 Ambleside Road KESWICK ALLERDALE U2223/02 Annie Pit Lane WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2415 Archer Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2416 Armstrong Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2417 Ash Close MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2742 Ash Tree House KESWICK ALLERDALE U2917/02 Ashby Street MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2737 Ashby Street [Back Lane 1-10] MARYPORT ALLERDALE U7099/4 Ashcroft Close BRAITHWAITE ALLERDALE U2355/1 Ashfield Gardens WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2944 Ashfield Road WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2419/01 Ashfield Road South WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2419/02 Ashmore Gardens WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U7019 Ashton Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2418 Ashton Street [Back of 15] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2723 Auction Mart Access COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2375/02 Auction Mart Area COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2376 B5307 [Link to] KIRKBRIDE ALLERDALE U2244/03 Back Croft WIGTON ALLERDALE U7058 Baines Avenue WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2420 Bank Lane MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2744 Bank Road WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2421 Cumbria 1980 Highways Act Section 36 (6) List of Streets Maintained at Public Expense - January 2021 Unclassified Roads (Allerdale) 1 of 35 STREET NAME TOWN DISTRICT ROAD NUMBER Bank Terrace MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2752 Banklands WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2422 Banklands [Back of 13-19] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2692/01 Banklands [Back of 6-20] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2692/02 Banklands Crescent WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U7048 Banks Crescent WIGTON ALLERDALE U2266 Bannatyne Drive HARRINGTON ALLERDALE U2938/06 Barepot Road WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2423 Barkers Meadow EAGLESFIELD ALLERDALE U7066 Barncroft Avenue SEATON ALLERDALE U2304/01 Barncroft Close SEATON ALLERDALE U7032 Barnsdale Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2424 Beach Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2425 Beacon Close ASPATRIA ALLERDALE U2275 Beaufort Avenue HARRINGTON ALLERDALE U2938/07 Beck Wythop BRAITHWAITE ALLERDALE U2955 Beckside Close COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U7075 Beeby Street & Court WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2426 Beeby Street [Back of] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2688 Beech Grove [Phase 12] LOW SEATON ALLERDALE U7078 Beech Lane COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2378/01 Beech Lane [Spur] COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2378/02 Beech Lea KIRKBRIDE ALLERDALE U2246 Beechwood Close MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2753 Bell Close KESWICK ALLERDALE U2949 Bell Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2427 Bellaport Gardens HARRINGTON ALLERDALE U7098 Bellbrigg Lonning COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2403/01 Bellbrigg Lonning [Spur] COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2403/02 Belle Isle Place WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2428 Belle Isle Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2429 Belle Isle Street [Back of] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2694 Bellevue Road PAPCASTLE ALLERDALE U2282/03 Bellgate Steading ASPATRIA ALLERDALE U7111 Belted Will Close WIGTON ALLERDALE U7024 Belvedere Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2430 Berwick Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2433 Berwick Street [Back of] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2695 Beverley Close WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2431 Bewaldeth loop BOTHEL ALLERDALE U2934 Birch Close WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2434 Birch Hill Lane KIRKBRIDE ALLERDALE U2244/01 Bird Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2432 Birdcage Walk WIGTON ALLERDALE U2262/08 Bishop Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2448 Blackburn Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2436 Blackburn Street [Back West] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2689 Blencathra Court COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2402/05 Blencathra Street KESWICK ALLERDALE U2873 Blencathra Street [Back of] KESWICK ALLERDALE U2910 Bolton Low Houses WIGTON ALLERDALE U2921 Bolton Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2437 Bolton Street [Back of] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2690 Botany Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2438 Bounty Avenue (part stopped up) MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2749 Bowflatts GREAT CLIFTON ALLERDALE U2325 Bowness on Solway [Link] BOWNESS ON SOLWAY ALLERDALE U7021 Boyd Street MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2746 Brackenhill Lane COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2373 Cumbria 1980 Highways Act Section 36 (6) List of Streets Maintained at Public Expense - January 2021 Unclassified Roads (Allerdale) 2 of 35 STREET NAME TOWN DISTRICT ROAD NUMBER Bradbury Avenue MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2747 Braeside SEATON ALLERDALE U2313 Branthwaite Lane SEATON ALLERDALE U2951 Brayton Park ASPATRIA ALLERDALE U7043 Brayton Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2441 Brewery Lane COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2377/02 Brewery Lane KESWICK ALLERDALE U2949 Briar Bank COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2408 Briar Rigg KESWICK ALLERDALE U2874 Bridge Street COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2358 Bridge Street MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2745 Bridge Street Close COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U7174 Briery Acres STAINBURN ALLERDALE U7037 Brierydale WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2435 Brierydale Lane STAINBURN ALLERDALE U2984 Brigbourne Drive SEATON ALLERDALE U2307 Brigham Row KESWICK ALLERDALE U2876 Brindlefield WIGTON ALLERDALE U2267/02 Broadacres WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2439 Bromley Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2440 Brook Close THURSBY ALLERDALE U2242/03 Brook Street FLIMBY ALLERDALE U2300/03 Brook Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2442/01 Brookfield WIGTON ALLERDALE U7126 Brookfield Avenue WIGTON ALLERDALE U2256/11 Brooklands Avenue MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2748 Brookside WIGTON ALLERDALE U2262/07 Brookside MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2754 Brough Street ASPATRIA ALLERDALE U2273 Broughton Park GT BROUGHTON ALLERDALE U2973 Brow Ridding KESWICK ALLERDALE U2946 Brow Street MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2743 Brow Street/Highstreet [Back of] MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2871 Brow Top WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2443 Brown Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2444 Brown Street [Back of] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2693 Browside Road DEARHAM ALLERDALE U2294 Brundholme Gardens KESWICK ALLERDALE U2991 Brundholme Road KESWICK ALLERDALE U2877 Buchanan Terrace MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2751 Burnside WIGTON ALLERDALE U2256/06 Burnside WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2445 Burrow Walls WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2446 Buttermere Close COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2402/07 Buttermere Road MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2750 Byron Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2447 Cadman Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2454 Cain Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2450 Caldbeck Drive WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2455 Caldecote Avenue COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2963/03 Calder Drive WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2451 Caldew Close WIGTON ALLERDALE U2256/13 Caldew Street SILLOTH ALLERDALE U2250/03 Calva Park [Phase 1] SEATON ALLERDALE U7089/01 Calva Park [Phase 2] SEATON ALLERDALE U7089 Calva Road WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U7051 Camp Road MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2756 Camp Street MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2759 Cape Road SEATON ALLERDALE U2306/02 Carlisle Walk WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2452 Cumbria 1980 Highways Act Section 36 (6) List of Streets Maintained at Public Expense - January 2021 Unclassified Roads (Allerdale) 3 of 35 STREET NAME TOWN DISTRICT ROAD NUMBER Carlton Road WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2456 Carlton Road [Back West] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2696 Carter Garth (Part) GREAT CLIFTON ALLERDALE U2328/03 Casson Road WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2453 Casson Road Layby/footway WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2453/1 Castle Terrace ASPATRIA ALLERDALE U7017 Castlehead Close KESWICK ALLERDALE U2962 Catherine Cottages (Rear Blencathra Street) KESWICK ALLERDALE U2911 Catherine Street MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2762 Cavendish Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2457 Cedar Court (part) (Phase 1) SALTERBECK ALLERDALE U2601/01 Cedar Crescent MARYPORT ALLERDALE U2769 Cedar Lane COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2380 Central Car Park Road KESWICK ALLERDALE U2878 Challoner Court COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U7117 Challoner Street COCKERMOUTH ALLERDALE U2375/03 Chambers Street WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U7036/02 Chambers Street [Back of] WORKINGTON ALLERDALE U2699 Chapel Brow
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