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Information on Rights of Way in Hampshire Including Extracts from “The Hampshire Definitive Statement of Public Rights Of Information on Rights of Way in Hampshire including extracts from “The Hampshire Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way” Prepared by the County Council under section 33(1) of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 and section 57(3) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 The relevant date of this document is 15th December 2007 Published 1st January 2008 Notes: 1. Save as otherwise provided, the prefix SU applies to all grid references 2. The majority of the statements set out in column 5 were prepared between 1950 and 1964 and have not been revised save as provided by column 6 3. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘5’ were added to the definitive map after 1st January 1964 4. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘7’ were originally in an adjoining parish but have been affected by a diversion or parish boundary change since 1st January 1964 5. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘9’ were in an adjoining county on 1st January 1964 6. Columns 3 and 4 do not form part of the Definitive Statement and are included for information only Parish and Path No. Status Start Point End point (Grid Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations (Grid ref and ref and description) description) Mattingley 1 Footpath 7070 5879 7084 5743 From U.236 at Chandlers Green to Poplars Farm Road U236 Junction of Rotherwick Lane From Elm Tree Cottage, on Chandlers Green, southwards along Ricketts Lane to and Frog Lane junction with No.2, then along verge of arable field skirting Webbs Copse, then eastwards along verge of arable field, through gap and southwards along verge of arable field, through field gate and along earth track 8 ft. wide skirting Lower Home Copse into farmyard at Poplars Farm (and on to C.100 in Basingstoke Rural District). Mattingley 2 Footpath 7129 5843 7070 5807 From U.236 at Caesars Lane to No.1 at Webbs Copse Road U236 Footpath 1 From U.236 south westwards along metalled lane approximately 10 ft. wide Caesars Copse and New Planted Copse, then over rails and along sunken lane to junction with No.1 north of Webbs Copse. Mattingley 3 Footpath 7111 5873 7114 5911 From U.236 at Goodchilds Farm to Parish Boundary at Clays Farm Road U236 Heckfield 11 at Parish Boundary From U.236 through field gate west of Goodchilds Farm, northwards along farm track, through field gate, along track, through field gate and across pasture on east side of hedge, to Parish Boundary east of Clays Farm. Mattingley 4 Footpath 7125 5868 7197 5842 From Road U.236 near Goodchilds Farm to Road U.241 at Thackham’s Copse Road U236 Vicarage Lane From Road U.236 through field gate and eastwards on south side of fence of arable field then south eastwards across arable field to northwest corner of Thorne’s Copse then north eastwards along north boundary of Thorne’s Copse, over timber bridge approximately 10 ft. wide and along grass track 6 ft. wide between arable fields, over stile, across pasture skirting southern edge of Thackham’s Copse and through field gate onto Road U.241. Mattingley 5 Footpath 7203 5853 7181 5887 From U.241 at Thackham’s Copse to Parish Boundary at Odiham Bridewell Vicarage Lane Heckfield 10 at Parish Boundary From U.241 through field gate at road junction westwards along metalled farm lane, to northern corner of Thackham’s Copse, then through field gate and northwards along east side of hedge, then along unenclosed path through Odiham Bridewell woods to footbridge over ditch on Parish Boundary. Mattingley 6 Bridleway 7155 5833 7139 5759 From U.236 west of Thackham’s Farm to Parish Boundary Road U236 Rotherwick 13 at Parish Boundary From U.236 southwards along metalled track approximately 7 ft. 6 ins. wide to Halls Lane Cottage, then along grass track 20 ft. wide between hedges, to junction with No.7, then 10 ft. wide between hedges and ditch to Parish Boundary. Mattingley 7 Footpath 7085 5743 7145 5789 From C.100 at Poplars Farm – No. 6 Halls Lane Junction of Bridleway 6 Rotherwick Lane From C.100, through gap and north eastwards along track between Upper and Lower and Frog Lane Home Copses, then along south side of hedge and through gap to junction with No. 8, then undefined across arable field passing immediately south of Pidgeon Cottage (derelict) across arable field and through gap into Halls Lane. Mattingley 8 Footpath 7121 5771 7146 5798 From No. 7 to No. 6 Hall’s Lane Footpath 7 Bridleway 6 From junction with No. 7 at gap, along grass headland of arable field, through field gate and along track across arable field to hedge, through gap then eastwards along north side of hedge and through gateway into Hall’s Lane, No. 6. Mattingley 9 Footpath 7204 5799 7146 5794 From U.236 south of Money’s Farm to No. 6, Hall Lane Bottle Lane Bridleway 6 Through field gate, southwards along hedge, over stile and westwards along headland of arable field skirting Eight Acre Copse and through gap into Hall Lane, No. 6. Mattingley 10 Footpath 7253 5774 7206 5798 From U.236 near Old Ford to U.236 at West End Cottage The path follows a diverted route between 7219 5800 and Bottle Lane Bottle Lane 7206 5798. North-westwards up gravelled drive approximately 10 ft. wide to Blue House Farm, then 1.83 metres wide between 7219 5800 and 7206 5798. along west side of hedge, over stile and westwards across pasture, over rail into drive of Stile at 7207 5798. West End Cottage, along drive and through field gate into Bottle Lane. Mattingley 11 Footpath 7206 5815 7238 5798 From U.236 at Money’s Farm to Junction with No.10 Bottle Lane Footpath 10 From Bottle Lane eastwards along drive of West End Farm, through gateway into farm yard, southwards, then through field gate and eastwards along hedge between water tower and farm garden, over stile, along hedge and over stile at junction with No.10. Mattingley 12 Footpath 7266 5894 7219 5800 From Road U.241 at Vicarage Farm to No.10 at West Farm Cottage Vicarage Lane Footpath 10 From Road U.241 at Vicarage Farm, south westwards along farm track, then along verge of arable field, through gap, along headland of arable field on east side of hedge, over rails, along verge of pasture on east side of hedge, along cart track, through field gate into yard of West End Farm, through field gate and across pasture to junction with No.10 at West End Cottage. Mattingley 13 Footpath 7276 5898 7277 5918 From Road U.241 at Vicarage Farm to Parish Boundary Vicarage Lane Heckfield 9 at Parish Boundary Through field gate east of Vicarage Farm northwards along verge of pasture, then across pasture to stile on Parish Boundary. Mattingley 14 Footpath 7334 5843 7290 5901 From Road A.32 to Road U.241 at Hound Green Road B3349 Vicarage Lane From Road A.32 through gate, along drive to “Lynchmere”, then north westwards along grass path enclosed 5 ft. wide between wire fences, through Gully Copse, over concrete footbridge with handrail, through woods and along path west of Gully Copse Cottages, then along earth track, and through gap between The Plantation and Lower Plantation, northwards along farm track and through gateway into Vicarage Lane, Hound Green. Mattingley 16 Footpath 7235 5803 7343 5813 From No.12 at West End Farm to Mattingley Green That part of the path that ran between 7226 5817 and 7241 Footpath 11 Road B3349 5811 has been diverted and now runs between 7235 5803 From north west corner of West End Farm buildings, eastwards along cart track, through and 7241 5811. gate, along verge of pasture on north side of hedge, through gate, along verge of pasture, 1.83 metres wide between 7235 5803 and 7241 5811. over stile, through hunting gate, and over concrete footbridge with handrail across Gully Stiles at 7241 5811 and 7236 5804. stream, over stile and along south side of wire fence to hedge, then along south side of hedge, passing Kale Close Farm, over stile, along path enclosed between hedges and over stile on to A.32 at Mattingley Green. Mattingley 17 Footpath 7362 5804 7415 5782 From U.242 at Mattingley Green to Parish Boundary Road U242 Hartley Wintney 38 at Parish Boundary From Church Farm, over church yard wall by wooden steps, eastwards through churchyard, through small gate and southwards along farm lane, then eastwards, over concrete bridge, through field gate and across pasture to footbridge on Parish Boundary. Mattingley 18 Footpath 7358 5808 7334 5772 From C.164 at Bannisters Farm to C.46 at Prior’s Farm Road U242 Road C46 From C.164, between posts, by pond and south westwards along gravel path unenclosed through trees at Mattingley Green and between posts on to Road C.46 at Prior’s Farm. Mattingley 19 Footpath 7345 5813 7350 5811 From Road A.32, opposite No.16, to Road C.164, opposite Bannisters Farm Road B3349 Road C164 From A.32 eastwards along gravel path unenclosed through trees to Road C.164. Mattingley 20 Footpath 7420 5935 7391 6005 From Road B.3011 north of Hatch Farm to Road B.3011 north of Moorlane Copse Road B3011 Road B3011 From B.3011, up wooden steps, over stile, westwards then north westwards along verge of arable field, over stile, at junction with No. 21, then northwards along earth path, unenclosed through trees, then along gravel drive of Garstones Lodge and through field gate on to Road B.3011.
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