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SOUTH YORKSHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society A photograph exists for milestones listed below but would benefit from updating! National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position YS_BNHF02 SE 3150 0796 A635 BARNSLEY third of a mile west of TI jct of A635/A637 (Redbrook) on verge YS_BNHF03 SE 2991 0803 A635 BARNSLEY third of a mile west of M1 Br, above houses, in verge, next to fence at edge of pavement YS_BNHF04 SE 2842 0806 UC BARNSLEY Cawthorne village in pavement next to Hill Top sign & near Bends sign YS_BNHF04A SE 2860 0794 UC BARNSLEY on green just off A635 at Cawthorne on inside corner of green, Church Street / Barnsley Rd Ln Head Rd, at Clough Green, between Cawthorne & jct opp. houses next to Hepworth Pipeworks in verge at edge YS_BNHF05 SE 2716 0724 A635 BARNSLEY of minor Rd to Penistone of pavement YS_BNHF05A SE 2687 0718 A635 BARNSLEY at jct with North Ln, UC Rd to Penistone on grass opp. entrance to Hepworth Pipeworks Ln Head Rd, 200m west unclassified Rd, Coach Gate Ln YS_BNHF06 SE 2568 0743 A635 BARNSLEY near Barnsley / Kirklees bdry in stone wall on narrow verge, opp. Slippery Rd sign YS_BNHU01 SE 3306 0776 A635 BARNSLEY Wilthorpe Rd, 150m west of Rowl& Rd on verge, nr Innovation Way YS_BNHU02 SE 3172 0828 A637 BARNSLEY Claycliffe Rd between A635 & B6428 on verge, jct of A637 & Medina Way behind fence part way up hill from Darton, above footpath YS_BNHU04 SE 2979 1038 A637 BARNSLEY Huddersfield Rd between Darton & J38 of M1 sign Dodworth Rd, 300m east of BRdway traffic lights; west YS_BNMC01 SE 3292 0625 A628 BARNSLEY of St Hilda Avenue in low wall at entrance to Horizon Academy Barnsley Rd, Penistone, between railway Br & Well YS_BNMC07 SE 2477 0399 A628 BARNSLEY House Ln next to bus stop, in little garden west of Windermere Rd on narrow path opp. Towngate, between Windmill Lane & YS_BNMC08 SE 2337 0348 A628 BARNSLEY Manchester Rd, Thurlstone Watering Pl Rd opp. No. 351 Manchester Rd, Millhouse Green, west of YS_BNMC09 SE 2178 0312 A628 BARNSLEY jct with B6106 in narrow verge, against stone wall Manchester Rd, N of rt h& bend , at Fullshaw Cross Rds, YS_BNMC10 SE 2108 0172 A628 BARNSLEY 150m N of jct with Hartcliff Rd on banking 20m north of gate, 40m N of bend sign YS_BNMC11 SE 1953 0152 A628 BARNSLEY at Flouch on old section of A628 cut off by new TI & Rd near gateway 100m beyond walls built across verges YS_BNMC14 SE 1496 0018 A628 BARNSLEY Woodhead Rd, Fiddlers Green (Gallows Moss) on banking far side of ditch nr bends sign & opp. lay by YS_BNPO05 SE 3962 1059 A628 BARNSLEY Fsf on grass verge NE of traffic lights Barnsley Rd, north end of Brierley, 100m east of jct with YS_BNPO06 SE 4096 1147 A628 BARNSLEY Frickley Br Ln. opp. entrance to Dorwill Cottage Farm YS_BNSF02 SE 3558 0441 A61 BARNSLEY Park Rd, Worsborough, jct of Kingwell Rd next to wall at cross Rds & traffic lights Registered Charity No 1105688 1 SOUTH YORKSHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society A photograph exists for milestones listed below but would benefit from updating! National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position Sheffield Rd, south of Hoyl&, 100m north of driveway on verge, next to wall, 30m south of bus stop & quarter YS_BNSF06 SK 3623 9924 A6135 BARNSLEY opp to Bell Ground House mile N of railway Br Sheffield Rd, 45m SW of jct with Kirby Ln, entrance to YS_BNSF07 SK 3643 9783 A6135 ROTHERHAM Hood Hill Plantation on right near LP21, almost opp. Kirby Lane YS_BNSF10 SK 3608 9350 A6135 SHEFFIELD Highgreave, Cross Hill in pavement next to wall outside No 97 Bawtry Rd, S of Tyram fishing lakes between Tyram & YS_BWTH08 SE 6783 0485 A614 HATFIELD Boston Park Farm in verge on straight Rd opp triple trunked tree YS_BWTH11 SE 6830 0925 A614 HATFIELD N of Hatfield Woodhouse on verge south of village sign Greenhill Main Rd, between James &rew Close & James YS_CVGL11 SK 3455 8115 UC SHEFFIELD &rew Crescent in front of low stone wall YS_DNBN02 SE 5425 0509 A635 DONCASTER Scawsby, outside Ridgewood School on verge, by bus stop next to stone wall, down hill, east of Nanny Marr Rd, YS_DNBN10a SE 4168 0478 A635 DARFIELD Doncaster Rd, Darfield opp Middlewood Hall above European War Memorial W end of Darfield nr Garden Centre, 150m E of jct with on verge, on very short section of old Rd before YS_DNBN11 SE 4065 0214 A635 DARFIELD Saltersbrook Rd Saltersbrook Rd was straightened, under hedge YS_DNBW05 SK 6351 9870 A638 ROSSINGTON Bawtry Rd, S of Doncaster on verge at open field entrance opp. Littleworth Lane YS_DNBW08 SK 6508 9415 A638 BAWTRY N end of Bawtry, almost opp Water Tower on grass verge at lay by YS_DNSF05 SK 5164 9869 A630 CONISBROUGH Doncaster Rd, Conisbrough in pavement east of traffic lights YS_DNSF06 SK 5044 9785 A630 CONISBROUGH Sheffield Rd, W end of Conisbrough in pavement YS_DNSF09 SK 4678 9542 A630 THRYBERGH just W of entrance to church, E end of Thrybergh in pavement, back to stone wall YS_DNSF10 SK 4573 9435 A630 DALTON in Dalton in brick wall outside Silverwood Miner's Welfare YS_DNSF11 SK 4431 9350 UC ROTHERHAM Doncaster Rd, Rotherham at bus stop, outside No 193 Templeborough, at jct of Deadmans Hole Ln, W of YS_DNSF14 SK 4045 9146 A6178 ROTHERHAM Magna in pavement, backing onto brick wall YS_DNSY02 SE 5645 0691 A19 BENTLEY Bentley, outside No. 246 Askern Rd, nr Victoria Rd back to fence on pavement Doncaster Rd, Toll Bar,130m N of jct with Adwick Ln, just YS_DNSY03 SE 5591 0840 A19 BENTLEY N of village & UC Rd to west in ditch 15m S of Rd sign beside Sixteen Acre Plantation; Doncaster Rd, 180m S of YS_DNSY04 SE 5608 1000 A19 OWSTON jct with Holme Ln lying in ditch opp large tree Registered Charity No 1105688 2 SOUTH YORKSHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society A photograph exists for milestones listed below but would benefit from updating! National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position YS_DNSY05 SE 5560 1147 A19 OWSTON at fork of A19 & UC Rd to Sutton & Campsall in verge in front of Owston Park Hotel Selby Rd, SE corner of Went Br, N of Askern, NY & SY YS_DNSY08 SE 5651 1613 A19 NORTON bdry on verge, next to Br parapet York Rd, opp. Retail Park at jct traffic lights with The YS_DNTC01 SE 5617 0431 A638 (was A1) BENTLEY Grove set in brick paving on verge next to fence around Don Valley High School YS_DNTC02 SE 5505 0543 A638 BENTLEY York Rd between Jossey Ln & Pipering Ln West playing field S of LP59534 & 40mph sign down banking, next to fence surrounding Adwick School YS_DNTC04 SE 5331 0798 A638 ADWICK LE STREET Adwick between Tenter Balk Ln & Windmill Balk Ln between LP13145 & 13146 on verge behind crash barrier, nr LP TD26, between 300 & YS_DNTC06 SE 5203 1091 A1 BURGHWALLIS Skellow, N of Hampole Balk Ln, B1220, 250m from jct 200m markers BARNBY DUN WITH KIRK YS_DNTH04 SE 6243 0685 A18 SANDALL Thorne Rd, W of TI jct with Armthorpe Ln, Hatfield Ln at edge of wood, west of 40/derestriction sign YS_DNTH05 SE 6391 0749 A18 HATFIELD High Street, W end of Dunsville close to entrance of Wyndthorpe Hall YS_DNTH06 SE 6528 0830 A18 HATFIELD Doncaster Rd, E end of Dunsville on verge in front of house, near jct of Mile End Avenue YS_DNTH07 SE 6623 0936 A18 HATFIELD Manor Rd, southern approach to Hatfield in pavement, flat to wall, opp. Grange Avenue YS_DNWS07 SK 5915 9405 A60 TICKHILL Doncaster Rd, Tickhill in wall outside No.162 YS_HUPN12 SE 2414 0425 B6462 PENISTONE Huddersfield Rd, 100m N above Grammar School opp. LP5 & School sign, backing onto wall on verge Huddersfield Rd, adj to Netherfield Congregational YS_HUPN12a SE 2424 0393 B6462 PENISTONE Chapel, just below Grammar Sch built into stone wall above entrance to Tolson Court YS_RMBM01 SK 4409 9193 A6021 ROTHERHAM opp. No. 144 Broom Rd, Rotherham next to entrance to Rotherham Hospice YS_RMBM02 SK 4553 9152 A6021 ROTHERHAM Wickersley Rd between A6123 TI & Brecks TI A631 in pavement, backing onto brick wall of No. 214 YS_RMBM07 SK 5324 9164 A634 MALTBY Blyth Rd, 30m S of jct with Morrell Street opp on verge Blyth Rd, Yews, between Maltby & Stone, NW of Roche YS_RMBM08 SK 5425 9039 A634 MALTBY Abbey, 160m W of jct with Gypsy Ln on grass verge opp. wood YS_RMBM09 SK 5562 8976 A634 MALTBY Maltby Rd, Yews, E end of hamlet of Stone on narrow verge opp Horseshoe Lane in banking under hedge, 50m east of Harley sign, near grate YS_RMBN07 SK 3726 9842 B6090 WENTWORTH Harley, Dike Hill, E of village in gutter Moorgate Rd, southwards from Rotherham, opp. in pavement, backing onto wall in front of Thomas YS_RMPL01 SK 4343 9163 A618 ROTHERHAM Moorgate Grove Rotherham College Registered Charity No 1105688 3 SOUTH YORKSHIRE Extracted from the database of the Milestone Society A photograph exists for milestones listed below but would benefit from updating! National ID Grid Reference Road No. Parish Location Position YS_RMPL02 SK 4430 9032 A618 ROTHERHAM Moorgate Rd, nr traffic lights of A631 jct outside No 229 Pleasley Rd, N of entrance to Guilthwaite, just S of Br YS_RMPL03 SK 4503 8899 A618 WHISTON over M1 against wall of house on brow of hill between Rotherham & Aughton, opp. & above entrance YS_RMPL04 SK 452 875 A618 ASTON CUM AUGHTON to Ulley reservoir under hedge, above disused metal gate into field YS_RMPL05 SK 4520 8589 A618 ASTON CUM AUGHTON Aughton High Street in pavement against brick wall outside house Mansfield Rd, S end of Aston, 200m SE of junction with YS_RMPL06 SK 4593 8465 A618 ASTON CUM AUGHTON Lodge Ln near bus stop, opp.
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