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Minehead 8 4 7 1 2 3 5 A roads Link routes between Busy sections on A roads Asettlements, roads signed cycle Linkroutes routes or places between of interest Busy sections on A roads settlements, signed cycle routesSigned or cycle places route of interest Traffic-freeSigned cycle cycle route path Traffic-freeCycle route cyclenot on path public highway Cycle route not on Bridlewayspublic highway (cycling allowed) BridlewaysFootpaths (no (cycling cycling) allowed) FootpathsHistoric railway (no cycling) line Minehead (and station) Historic railway line Minehead (andOn-carriage station) cycle lane On-carriagePelican crossing cycle lane NCN / regional route number A roads ToucanPelican crossing NCN / regional route number Link routes between Busy sections on A roads settlements, signed cycle ToucanSchool crossing routes or places of interest SchoolCollege Signed cycle route HospitalCollege Traffic-free cycle path LibraryHospital Cycle route not on public highway LibraryPlace of worship Bridleways (cycling allowed) PostPlace office of worship Footpaths (no cycling) ToiletsPost office Historic railway line S ToiletsShopping centre o Minehead (and station) u th W On-carriage cycle lane 1 BikeShopping shop centre es t C OAD o A roads 1 BikeRefreshments shop HILL R as Pelican crossing H t I P NCN / regional route number LL a 100-150 R th Link routes between O Toucan crossing SwimmingRefreshmentsBusy pool sections on A roads AD settlements, signed cycle Bus station routes or places of interest School SwimmingFarm shop pool 50-100 Q U Bus station A Beacon Y Signed cycle route W College E FarmTourist shop Information Centre S 0-50 T Rural Urban Traffic-free cycle path Hospital TouristCaravan/camping Information site Centre Sand Cycle route not on Places of interest public highway Library 1 Caravan/camping site D (see reverse) A Contour height RO H HILL Places of interest NORT Q Place of worship 1 Historic building in metres U D Bridleways (cycling allowed) Police station BE A (see reverse) AC Y ON RO R AD Y STRE AD D L C Level crossing RO N Footpaths (no cycling) Post office Historic building H U Police station C G E Higher Town R T Sand R HIL U D L M U R OO H B D RO R ROA C IEL Historic railway line L C AD D D WEIRF Toilets Level crossing ST M ROA ICHAEL' S Minehead (and station) T H ROAD E Shopping centre B CH D D On-carriage cycle lane H U A L A E I L O G RC I R L D F H H E A L D 1 R O S L L Bike shop T A E Pelican crossing R Cafe O I R R B D F G E C E A H NCN / regional route number G ET H L RT O E O A A N MINEHEAD R B R Refreshments R 0 Kilometres 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 D A E Toucan crossing Cafe E C I DI D ET N ES V L L LA L M E T Woodcombe A S AY N P N R U L DS T Q O A ers A om e R N School West SSwimmingt C pool RD D o E M T A as W LL A DE VI H t P Bus station E C LAN O a 0 Miles 0.2 0.4 0.6 E R R th S N Y O Minehead & T A A M A E I W L College Farm shop W E D 7 D West Somerset Golf Club H R A I Y O W TE O H R T C N N L HE ROSS LANE R N RE How long will it take? O L R TON LANE PA L E E WA WA O L R T A RA ODSI RK RE Sand B DE S H B 2 N CL AINSBURY ROAD N AT S E Hospital Tourist Information Centre E W R N H Regal 6 OAD ECLO A O 3 minutes cycling will take you about this far M S L L UE LI E L Theatre EN N L O AV Sand RKS ANE HE G 8 O PA W T L Caravan/camping site If you cycle at about 10 miles an hour T I A T E Library Y R P R N Minehead T Bratton S RIN E a T E M I H KS T T P r E PAR E S G Y W AD U O D L k PAR O Places of interest 10 minutes walking will take you about this far E M R A A O W TH E N 1 W T NU E B M Place of worship O S E a AV W R E l F A D R D R k E N Y (see reverse) A K R LA E O O P R N R R H A E If you walk at about 3 miles an hour R A D P I M L 9 D L A D T R A C UM L A K O S D A W A K T ROAD R R AR E E Y N AD R M O I E S O O D R O Historic building R V N S S M K A Post office L L A U T S H A 1 R R Police station T N K W L L O IR Ind T I C S D D C T H R I A K M O H PAR E W ON P N L H E I E Est R T O D L C I T T I T S R W O V R L L T KE M Level crossing P L S BRIDG QUI R HA Toilets L E E P A H N P E R IR L I D EM HI M E M G W H O DW L X VUL A Y H E P A CA B A ER N C N REGENT SWAY UR D N R O O A D LB O O W Shopping centre B A H W R P SE R D D D A A N A O R D Y E R D D R R A U S G E D D D EN 1 K A R O RA R E Y L E S U R A R E T A O Q O A E W E T A W S R Y D L T W O 1 P U D O W D A A ER R E Bike shop O S W E IT S T ON H F A D S O O A C S E W T T K R P R D EE N R A R T N D N A A OA O T R N T Y P M S R O A D N R A E E AR S D A L A 3 N S O 9 R G W Refreshments T L R E E D F Cafe N O D D M E E A Periton O R R A H A R O T O G N S R T D R O N T T R E E I D I FIELD ROAD L A X ND K K O S U E D R M O I P N R E N E G W Swimming pool O A O P G S O W G E A SO R PA ORG A K Bus station 3 D Porlock, 9 A3 UT W E W RD 9 C R H A TESG OA A N H A D P Y EG D H O A TI N ST Lynton, ROAD E E S L P R GANE H P N Farm shop PA R HE K A W D G Lynmouth, OA EL R A W HITEGATER A AN N C OA TO 39 PAG C H D W Selworthy, T E Tourist Information Centre COT L ER N P L O S O F E H C I S E N Tivington L D E D R HAY Sand L O FIE A LD R D O AD Y- D Caravan/camping site V D PE A3 R HA RITON ROAD 9 HOPCO A39 R S TT ROAD G FIEL E A W M W CLOSE L O D Places of interestW HO A E D A 1 A e P L O R CO C A R D D s TT O E (see reverse) R M S W t OA M E OA D B R N R A S E D Y W W L o R L E Historic building D O I A F F Police station m 39 H S e A R L C L A Level crossing r C M s O S M L e B N C t E D M R R D G E C D V A G O P L o A L O N R C I L a H R A s N P U A R O 3 S t T R 9 D N C B L P Alcombe I R R C U E H C T H D O a A A R S S S T M L A N t S T h O K O L R S A D E O E E C O G A T I RRY O D I R UA R SH W Cafe Q B E D H R T L TA I A39 PIN B W IR CHA D DOON D M RO A C E M AD O O W M Y E R B B R E M O L O A C 39 N A I A N L D M E EL R N OA A Sand D L E Dunster ST B A M UN O D TO C A N I L O ANE L Dunster Beaches L R E A 3 N Estate Nature Reserve 9 O TI A Ellicombe T S NE SE A LA A LANE SE MARS EN H LANE B V C L AH R I D G E T Marsh E S MD E A R 3 9 Street T S H S CON V R YGAR A I E M BREM W I S R D YHA Minehead A t 39 ay Wes illan W cm 6 Ma 9 3 A P EE ST ER ST DUN M A ac H m IG 39 illa N n E Way W H est E R 4 S G T R Y R IO E R E P T T WESTC S LO CH SE HUR C Dunster 6 A Simonsbath, 9 3 3 9 Exford, A Withypool E LAN T WLE S K NO T 3 ES W M P I A L R L L K ANE E S 5 LAN T KNOWLE Withycombe, 96 A3 Watchet, Williton A Crown copyright and database rights 2012 3 9 Ordnance Survey 100038382.
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