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ELECTORAL REVIEW of WEST DORSET Final Recommendations SHEET 1, MAP 1 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND ELECTORAL REVIEW OF WEST DORSET Final recommendations for ward boundaries in the district of West Dorset July 2014 POYNTINGTON SANDFORD CP Sheet 1 of 1 ORCAS CP TRENT CP OBORNE CP CASTLETON CP This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. S H The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2014. E GOATHILL R E B CP A NETHER O S QUEEN COMPTON G T R OVER N PURSE CP E THORNE COMPTON CP CAUNDLE SHERBORNE CP CP Boundary alignments and names shown on the mapping background SHERBORNE may not be up to date. They may differ from the latest Boundary information WEST applied as part of this review. H HAYDON CP BRADFORD ABBAS CP NORTH WOOTTON CP CAUNDLE MARSH CP L O THORNFORD CP N BISHOP'S CLIFTON G B CAUNDLE CP C MAYBANK CP U P R FOLKE CP KEY TO PARISH WARDS L E T W O E C N S P T O BRIDPORT CP BEER N HACKETT CP A BRIDPORT NORTH B BRIDPORT SOUTH LILLINGTON CP HOLWELL CP RYME INTRINSECA YETMINSTER AND DORCHESTER CP CP CAM VALE YETMINSTER CP C DORCHESTER EAST D DORCHESTER NORTH HOLNEST CP E DORCHESTER SOUTH F DORCHESTER WEST P C SHERBORNE CP HALSTOCK CP MELBURY D O G SHERBORNE EAST OSMOND CP O CHETNOLE W K CP H SHERBORNE WEST C LEIGH CP O HERMITAGE T S E CP AS SYMONDSBURY CP T SOUTH PERROTT C H I PINE VIEW CP E C L MELBURY HILFIELD B P J SYMONDSBURY VILLAGE O SAMPFORD CP CP R K WEST CLIFF O MINTERNE C UG MELBURY H MAGNA CP E MOSTERTON CP H BUBB CP CHEDINGTON L W B BUCKLAND NEWTON CP E O SEABOROUGH CP CP C S R P T O U G EVERSHOT CP BEAMINSTER H BROADWINDSOR CP BATCOMBE CP CORSCOMBE CP THORNCOMBE CP FROME VALLEY UP CERNE CP FROME ALTON PANCRAS CP MELCOMBE ST QUINTIN CP BROADWINDSOR HORSEY CP BURSTOCK CP RAMPISHAM CP BEAMINSTER CP CATTISTOCK CP PIDDLE VALLEY WRAXALL CP CERNE ABBAS CP PILSDON CP STOKE ABBOTT CP HOOKE CP BETTISCOMBE PIDDLETRENTHIDE CP CP SYDLING ST NICHOLAS CP CHESELBOURNE CP CERNE VALLEY MAPPERTON CP CHILFROME CP NORTH POORTON MARSHWOOD CP CP NETHER CERNE CP TOLLER PORCORUM CP FROME VAUCHURCH DEWLISH CP TOLLER FRATRUM CP NETHERBURY CP CP GODMANSTONE CP NETHERBURY PIDDLEHINTON CP POWERSTOCK CP WOOTTON FITZPAINE CP BRIDPORT NORTH MAIDEN NEWTON MAIDEN NEWTON CP WHITCHURCH WYNFORD EAGLE CP CANONICORUM CP P C N CHIDEOCK AND O T S SYMONDSBURY E L BRADPOLE R TOLPUDDLE CP CATHERSTON STRATTON CP CHARMINSTER CP U CP B SYMONDSBURY CP ALLINGTON CP WEST COMPTON CP PUDDLETOWN CP LYME REGIS AND LEWESTON CP LODERS CP FRAMPTON CP PUDDLETOWN CHARMOUTH J ATHELHAMPTON CHARMOUTH ASKERSWELL CP COMPTON CP CP A VALENCE CP LYME REGIS CP STANTON ST GABRIEL CHIDEOCK CP CP I BRIDPORT CP BOTHENHAMPTON STINSFORD CP CP BRADFORD PEVERELL CP BRIDPORT TINCLETON CP P P SHIPTON GORGE CP C C SOUTH E L L DORCHESTER NORTH B LITTON CHENEY CP E B M S DORCHESTER EAST K O S DORCHESTER CP C U L R I D LONG BREDY CP WINTERBOURNE ABBAS CP H N C O T WOODSFORD CP S C G F N DORCHESTER WEST I BURTON BRADSTOCK CP K WEST WINTERBOURNE E STAFFORD 0 2.5 5 BURTON BRADSTOCK STEEPLETON CP DORCHESTER SOUTH CP N LITTLEBREDY N O O SWYRE CP T T P CP WINTERBORNE ST MARTIN CP K S N G C N O I E kilometres WINTERBORNE ST MARTIN M R WEST KNIGHTON R M E E A CROSSWAYS CP N P H P CP P C 1cm = 0.6323km R C PUNCKNOWLE CP E C C O N E R E B N R O B B R E M T R O E N O I T B N C W I R T I W E T H N I W W WARMWELL BROADMAYNE CP CP PORTESHAM CP BROADMAYNE AND CROSSWAYS BINCOMBE CP POXWELL CP OWERMOIGNE CP ABBOTSBURY CP CHICKERELL AND KEY CHESIL BANK DISTRICT COUNCIL BOUNDARY PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY OSMINGTON CP PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH PARISH BOUNDARY LANGTON HERRING PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH PROPOSED PARISH WARD BOUNDARY CP BEAMINSTER PROPOSED WARD NAME CHARMOUTH CP PARISH NAME CHICKERELL CP FLEET CP.
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