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Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date: 21St February 2006 Colour SHEET SP 52 SE Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date: 21st February 2006 Colour SHEET SP 52 SE 55 56 57 58 59 60 25 0004 25 148/2 148/9 CAVERSFIELD Swallowfield Farm Ponds CROWMARSH ROAD 148/4 Crowmarsh Caversfield CP Farm Pond Crowmarsh Farm Bucknell CP Hawkwell Farm Pond 148/4 Drain 9737 Hawkwell Farm Cottages Pond Launton CP Aldershot Farm Lord's Farm 148/4 0400 6500 2200 24 0001 24 129/9 2200 129/14 129/12 129/2 Gowell Farm 3 129/12 129/2 Himley Farm 129/1 272/17 Pond 129/12 129/2 B 4030 129/15 129/2 Lovelynch House 2 Himley Farm House 129/ B 4030 0004 6100 B 4030 7900 4100 0004 23 6100 23 129/2 129/8 B 4030 129/15 129/18 129/8 Industrial Estate 0074 129/1 129/18 8772 129/3 BICESTER 0061 Lake 129/8 129/3 6948 12 129/3 9/4 Gagle Brook Bignell Park Farm 129/11 129/4 129/11 129/10 129/10 129/4 Water 129/7 129/10 Drain Spring Bignell House 0015 129/7 The Gatehouse 161/1 129/6129/6a 129/6a 129/4 Water Bicester CP A 4095 Water Drain Pond 12 Bignell Water Lodge 9/5 Whitelands Farm 0001 161/1 4200 Water 129/16 4200 0001 1500 3600 2400 5800 8500 Drain A 4095 22 Boat 22 Little 129/6 House Hilliers Water Whitelands Farm Chestnut 7800 Drain Cottage Gagle Brook The Studio House Pond Drain Bignell Park Gagle Brook Hotel and House Restaurant 1187 Coal Depot Brook A 4095 Gagle 129/5 Parkside Parkside 0083 Cottages 1582 Hillside 129/6 The Cottage Old Talisman Post Office Business Top Green Cottage Centre Holly-Bush Cottage Yew Tree Cottage Vicarage Farm House West Green Cottage Shelter Stone Cottage 3874 Banks Cottages Drain Old Thatch Cottage Fair Ground Stonehaven 7172 Sunnyside Drain Bignell Playgroup View Primary School Hall Cottage Chesterton C of E ALCHESTER ROAD High Gaggle Plumtree Cottage Crendon Primary Windle Hey Squirrel Cottage School Amelie Stone Cottage 105/4 Pond 129/6 Highsett The Corner School Alleen House Octave Tanora Cottage Cottage House Bignell View Home Barnside 129/5 Kioloa Farm Pond 2863 Close Chesterwood Home Windways 7259 Farm Vicarage Glencairn BANKS FURLONG 161/6 Farm Yr-Hafod Mulsanne 161/2 Larchmont Chesterton CP 161/13 The Gables 129/17 Allestree ORCHARD Hunters Mo on 9453 Home Farm Cottages 4653 RISE The Old Stables Club House Drain ORCHARD RISE 3349 The Old Vicarage FORTESCUE DRIVE ALCHEST ER RO Gagle Brook AD Monk's Lodgings Greve's House Tithingma The Old Vicarage n's 105/4 Pond Cottage 105/5 3641 New College House Sadler's The Tithings Cottage Appleyard The Long Barn Wanstead The Pump House Mellowstones Tithe Barn The Malt FORTESCUE DRIVE FORTESCUE House Drain CHESTERTON St Mary's Thatch Over Keeper's Cottage Old Manor Church Mill Cottage House Drain March CottageHares FOR Stone Gables 2132 TESCUE DRIVE Ivy Cottage 7230 Akeman House Hove To CLOSE Hawkins Cottage Amber Cottage TUBBS LANE CHESTNUT Haywards Cottage ASH GROVE 105/4 Tubbs The Cott 10 Yard 5/5 WOODLANDS THE Langford Park Farm The Red Cow GREEN LANE (PH) 16 Park House 1/6 Chesterton Lodge GREEN LANE Drain (Audley House) Sewage Works The Green 161/2 The Green 105/4 Pavilion Drain Pavilion 161/5 6800 Drain A 41 0004 8200 2200 0003 A 41 Water 21 9200 Water 21 Drain Water Drain 105/ Water Drain 161/3 161/8 Pond Water 5 161/4 105/1 A 41 Drain Lakeside Bungalow WESTACOTT ROAD Lakeside House Drain Wendlebury Farm A 41 Pond Pond Drain 0079 0079 Well 161/8 Drain Pond 8977 M 40 Lodge Farm 9172 404/15 105/1 Wretchwick Cottages PIONEER ROAD 0066 0066 Drain Pond 8663 Drain 9760 Promised Land Farm Water Drain Wretchwick Farm Drain A 41 Pond A 41 9355 Ambrosden CP Pond 404/15 Water Granary Cottage Drain Drain gle Brook Ga 7252 Pond Pond 9147 0048 Windmill Cottage 1647 6645 Cover 161/8 Point Greystone Drain Court CIRCULAR ROAD CIRCULAR ROAD AVENUE ANIVERSARY Pond Orchard Barn 161/3 Pond 3138 Water Water Drain LANGFORD Drain LANE Water Half-Mile House Drain Drain Bramlow 3031 7931 161/4 Drain Alchester House Grange Ford Ford 6727 Long Beech House 9626 Saxons 295/4 8923 Water Weston- Drain Wendlebury CP Water Grange Pond Farm Cozy Nest Cottage House Grange Farm Cottage Water Drain 8319 on-the- Pond Lower Grange Drain Pond Drain Water Green Drain 161/4 Merton CP Drain Drain Drain CP Fire Water Station 4700 8100 Drain 0002 20 M 40 A 41 20 55 56 57 58 59 60 SHEET SP 52 SE For further information please contact: Scale 1:10,000 Oxfordshire County Council Environment and Economy To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Statement. Rights of Way Office Countryside Service The Definitive Map and Statement is conclusive evidence KEY: SP 52 NW SP 52 NE SP 62 NW Central Library in law that the rights shown on the Map existed at the County Boundary relevant date, but this is without prejudice to the possible Public Footpath Westgate existence of other rights not shown on the Map Oxford OX1 1DJ (see s56 Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981). Public Bridleway District Boundary Telephone: 01865 810808 Road Used as Public Path Parish Boundary SP 52 SW SP 52 SE SP 62 SW This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey (To be redesignated under Countryside & material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Rights of Way Act 2000, section 47, to Office © Crown copyright. Restricted Byway.) (where shown) Right of Way either: Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright crosses administrative boundary, and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Byway Open to all Traffic reaches terminus or (LA076805) (2006). SP 51 NW SP 51 NE SP 61 NW changes status. Based on Ordnance Survey map data 2003..
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