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Parish and Path No Definitive Statements for the Parish of: Kilmiston .............................................................................................................................. 1 Kimpton ............................................................................................................................... 2 Kings Somborne .................................................................................................................. 5 Kings Worthy ....................................................................................................................... 9 Kingsclere .......................................................................................................................... 12 Kingsley ............................................................................................................................. 19 Kilmiston Parish and Path No. Status Start Point (Grid ref End point (Grid ref Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations and description) and description) Kilmeston 1 Footpath 5793 2417 5898 2588 From Road C.76 at Parish Boundary to Road C.149 at School Road C76, Road C149, Millbarrows, Kilmeston Road, From C.76 over wire fence, north eastwards across pasture, over wire fence, along verge of west of Wind Farm at School arable field, through gap, over wire fence, across pasture, over wire fence, across arable field, through hunting gate and over bar fence, then along verge of arable field, over double wire fence, along verge of pasture, over wire fence, across arable field and over wire fence on to Road C.149. Kilmeston 4 Footpath 5887 2593 5817 2601 From Road C.149 to Parish Boundary at West Wood Road C149, Beauworth 2, at Kilmeston Down Parish Boundary in From C.149 over stile, westwards along verge of pasture, through hunting gate, then along earth Lane, west of The West Wood track unenclosed through West Wood, and over slip rails at Parish Boundary. Old Posthouse Kilmeston 5 Footpath 5901 2635 5829 2632 From Road C.149 to Parish Boundary at West Wood Road C149, Beauworth 1, at Kilmeston Road, Parish Boundary in From C.149 westwards along 10ft. wide earth track enclosed between hedges to Parish south of Blackthorn West Wood Boundary. Nursery Kilmeston 6 Footpath 5921 2565 5941 2565 From Road U.178 to Junction with No. 7 Road U178, Down Footpath 8 Lane, north-east of From U.178 over hedge and wire fence, then eastwards along verge of arable field, over double Stanmore House wire fence and through field gate at junction with No. 7. Kilmeston 7 Footpath 5966 2562 6016 2499 From No. 8 to Parish Boundary That part of the path which ran between 5941 2564 and 5990 2513 Footpath 8 Warnford 9, at Parish has been diverted and now runs between 5966 2562 and 5990 Boundary From No. 8 through field gate, south eastwards across arable field, over wire, across arable 2513 field, over wire fence, across pasture, over wire fence and hedge, across arable field, through gap, along verge of arable field and through gap at Parish Boundary. 1.83 metres wide between 5996 2562 and 5990 2513 28 February 2012 Page 1 of 23 Kilmeston 8 Footpath 5957 2635 5929 2583 From Road U.178 east of Vicarage to Road U.178 at Pond Road U178, Church Road U178, Road, east of St. Down Lane, From U.178 eastwards along grass track, then through gap and southwards along verge of Andrew’s House west of Dean Farm arable field to old chalk pits, then through field gate and southwards across pasture over two wire fences, and across pasture, then westwards along grass track enclosed between hedges, turning north westwards to junction with U.178 at Kilmeston Pond. Kilmeston 9 Footpath 5921 2637 5969 2720 From Road C.149 at St. Andrew’s Church to Road U.178 (unmetalled) Road C149, Restricted Byway 11, Kilmeston Road, east and with Bramdean 4, From C.149 over stile and north eastwards across pasture, over stile, across pasture, then along of Kilmeston Manor at Parish Boundary chalk track across pasture and through hunting gate into unmetalled lane U.178. Kilmeston 10 Footpath 5912 2588 5918 2636 From C.149 west of pond to C.149 at St. Andrews Church Road C149, Road C149, Kilmeston Road, west Kilmeston Road, From C.149 across unenclosed highway verge over stile, then northwards along unenclosed of Dean Farm east of Church path through tree belt over stile, then along verge of pasture, over stile, along path adjoining churchyard over stile on to C.149. Kilmeston 11 Restricted 5895 2729 5969 2720 From Road U.169 to junction with No. 9 at Parish Boundary Byway Road C149, Footpath 9 Kilmeston Road, From Road C.149 eastwards along grass track approximately seven feet wide between hedges south of Source of approximately twenty eight feet apart, then between fences to junction with No. 9 at Parish the Itchen Boundary. Kimpton Parish and Path No. Status Start Point (Grid ref End point (Grid ref Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations and description) and description) Kimpton 1 Footpath 2793 4674 2801 4628 From Road U.57, at New Inn to Road C.77 Road U57 Road C77 From Road U.57, through gap, westwards along cart track (approx. 8ft. wide) between hedge and arable field, then southwards along track enclosed approx. 9 ft. wide between hedge and wire fence to Road C.77. Kimpton 2 Footpath 2786 4686 2670 4659 From Road U.57, northwest of Kimpton to Road U.57 (Ox Drove) Down Road Restricted Byway 17 From Road U.57, through gateway, westwards along verge of pasture on north side of wire fence, through field gate, along verge of pasture on north side of wire fence, through field gate, along verge of pasture, through wire gate, along headland of arable field, and through field gate to Road U.57 (Ox Drove). 28 February 2012 Page 2 of 23 Kimpton 3 Footpath 2674 4739 2578 4684 From Road U.57 (opposite Kimpton Down Farm), to Parish Boundary Restricted Byway 16 County Boundary From Road U.57, southwards along cart track 8 ft. – 10 ft. wide skirting east side of Kimpton Down Farm, along track across pasture, and veering eastwards along track 6 ft. wide between pasture and Kimpton Wood to Parish Boundary. Kimpton 4 Footpath 2808 4676 2807 4727 From Road U.57, west of Kimpton to Road C.17 That part of the path which ran between 2806 4724 and 2806 4728 Road U57 Road C17 has been diverted and now runs between 2806 4724 and 2807 From Road U.57, through kissing gate, northwards along verge of pasture on west side of wire 4727 fence, over stile, along verge of pasture on west side of wire fence, over rails, along verge of pasture on west side of wire fence, along approx. 4 ft. wide gravel path enclosed approx. 20 ft. 1.83 metres wide between 2806 4724 and 2807 4727 wide between school building and wire fence, and through iron kissing gate to Road C.17. Kimpton 5 Footpath 2803 4737 2899 4815 From Road C.17, north of Kimpton, to junction with Road C.3 at Kalis Corner Road C17 Road C3 at Parish Boundary From Road C.17, northeastwards along 7 ft. wide cinder track between allotments and arable field, along road between wire fence and arable field, along earth track approx. 6 ft. wide skirting northwest side of farm, through wire gate, along verge of pasture on northwest side of wire fence, through wire gate, across pasture, over wire fence, along undefined path across pasture, over wire fence, across arable field, and through wire gate to Road C.3 at Kalis Corner. Kimpton 6 Footpath 2821 4872 2845 4853 From Road C.3 southeast of Little Shoddesden, to Road C.17 Road U57 Road C3 From Road C.3, up embankment and over wire fence, northwestwards across corner of arable field, over wire fence (at gap), along undefined path across pasture, and through field gate to Road C.17. Kimpton 7 Footpath 2738 4993 2818 4912 From Road C.17, Shoddesden Lane, to County Boundary County Boundary Shoddesden Lane From Road C.17, northwestwards across 25 ft. wide strip of arable field, over wire fence, through wire gate, across arable field and along headland of arable field on southwest side of wire fence, through gap, and across arable field to County Boundary. Kimpton 8 Footpath 2780 4876 2796 4759 From Road C.3 (at Great Shoddesden), to Road C.17 The path follows a diverted route between 2796 4759 and 2768 Road C3 Road C17 4859 From Road C.3, over stone stile, along verge of pasture on southeast side of stone wall and then of hedge and along undefined path across pasture, over stile, along undefined path across arable 1.8 metres wide between 2796 4759 and 2768 4859 field, over stile, across arable field, through gap, across arable field, and through gateway to Road C.17. Kimpton 9 Footpath 2892 4726 2846 4851 From Parish Boundary to Road C.3 Fyfield 6 at Parish Road C3 Boundary From Parish Boundary , over wire fence, northwestwards along verge of pasture on northeast side of wire fence and hedge, crossing No. 5, across pasture, over wire fence, across pasture, over wire fence, northwards along headland of arable field on east side of Littleton Copse, through gap, across pasture, and across grass verge to Road C.3. 28 February 2012 Page 3 of 23 Kimpton 10 Footpath 2819 4667 2903 4658 From Road C.17 (at Kimpton) to Road C.77 Road C17 Junction of Roads C77 and U59 From Road C.17, eastwards skirting village green on north side of hedge, southeastwards across green, through gap between wooden fence and wooden building, over stile, across pasture, through iron kissing gate, eastwards across pasture, through iron kissing gate, across pasture, through gap, across pasture, then over earth culvert, and through field gate to Road C.77. Kimpton 11 Bridleway 2900 4885 2900 4892 From Road A.342 west of The Belt to Parish Boundary Parish Boundary Andover Road From Road A.342 southwestwards along gravelled lane enclosed approx. 20 ft. wide between fences, through gate, across railway, through gate, southeastwards along verge of arable field on southwest side of railway fence to Parish Boundary.
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