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Waverley Guildford Tandridge Mole Valley Elmbridge Woking Surrey Heath Runnymede Reigate and Banstead Spelthorne Epsom and Ewell KEY Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty north Surrey District/Borough boundaries (AONBs) Landscape Types: CD: Chalk Down with Woodland RF: River Floodplain CF: Open Chalk Farmland RS: Reservoirs CR: Chalk Ridge RV: River Valley Floor ASHFORD EGHAM CW: Wooded North Down STAINES- UPON-THAMES SH: Sandy Heath and Common Spelthorne GO: Open Greensand Hills SS: Settled and Wooded Sandy Farmland SUNBURY GP: Wooded Greensand Plateau SW: Sandy Woodland VIRGINIA WATER GV: Greensand Valley WEST MOLESEY GW: Wooded Greensand Hills WF: Low Weald Farmland Runnymede THAMES DITTON WH: Wooded High Weald CHERTSEY LF: Rolling Clay Farmland WW: Wooded Low Weald WALTON-ON-THAMES LR: Wooded Rolling Clayland UE: Distinct Areas on the ADDLESTONE LW: Clay Woodland Edge of Urban Areas WEYBRIDGE UW: Significant Greenspaces Within Urban Areas MP: Mudstone Plateau BAGSHOT Elmbridge LIGSHTWuATErR rey Heath Epsom and Ewell EPSOM CAMBERLEY COBHAM BANSTEAD WOKING Woking ASHTEAD LEATHERHEAD TADWORTH KINGSWOOD WOLDINGHAM CATERHAM Reigate and Banstead OXTED REDHILL ASH REIGATE GUILDFORD DORKING Guildford Tandridge HALE Mole Valley FARNHAM BRAMLEY ELSTEAD LINGFIELD GODALMING HORLEY MILFORD Waverley CRANLEIGH CLIENT: Based on Ordnance Survey mapping with permission of Her Majesty's Stationery Office Surrey County Council & Surrey Hills AONB Board Licence no. AR187372 © hankinson duckett associates The Stables, Howbery Park, Benson Lane, Wallingford, OX10 8BA HASLEMERE PROJECT: Surrey Landscape Character Assessment t 01491 838175 e [email protected] w www.hda-enviro.co.uk TITLE: Surrey Landscape Types Landscape Architecture Masterplanning SCALE: DATE: 1:80,000 at A1 April 2015 Ecology 595.1 / 510 A Figure 10 KEY north Surrey District/Borough boundaries Character Areas (as labelled e.g. 'CD1') RV1 RS1 Landscape Types: RF1 CD: Chalk Down with Woodland RF: River Floodplain RS1 CF: Open Chalk Farmland RS: Reservoirs RF2 UW2 SS1 RF3 CR: Chalk Ridge RV: River Valley Floor SS2 ASHFORD EGHAM CW: Wooded North Down STAINES- UPON-THAMES RF2 SH: Sandy Heath and Common Spelthorne UW3 GO: Open Greensand Hills SS: Settled and Wooded Sandy Farmland RS1 SW1 RV2 RF2 SUNBURY GP: Wooded Greensand Plateau SW: Sandy Woodland UW4 RV2 RV3 RV3 VIRGINIA WATER RF2 RF3 GV: Greensand Valley RF2 RF4 WEST MOLESEY WF: Low Weald Farmland RF4 RF3 GW: Wooded Greensand Hills RS1 Runnymede UW5 WH: Wooded High Weald RF3 THAMES DITTON SS3 CHERTSEY LF: Rolling Clay Farmland WW: Wooded Low Weald SS6 WALTON-ON-THAMES UW6 LR: Wooded Rolling Clayland SS6 SS4 UE: Distinct Areas on the SH2 ADDLESTONE LW: Clay Woodland LF2 Edge of Urban Areas SS5 WEYBRIDGE SW3 UE2 UE1 UW: Significant Greenspaces UW7 UW8 Within Urban Areas RF5 SS7 SS3 RF10 LF4 MP: Mudstone Plateau SH1 BAGSHOT Elmbridge SS8 SW2 RF5 RF7 LIGHTWATER SW6 SS7 RF5 SS9 Epsom and Ewell Surrey Heath SS7 RF5 SW4 CF4 SS8 LF4 UE5 EPSOM CAMBERLEY SW4 COBHAM CD6 SS7 LW2 LW3 CD3 SH3 BANSTEAD WOKING SW5 LF1 LF5 SS10 CD1 LF3 Woking ASHTEAD UE3 UE4 RF7 CD7 RV4 CF7 SS11 CD7 LEATHERHEAD CF3 LW1 TADWORTH RF6 KINGSWOOD CD3 RV4 WOLDINGHAM SW7 RV4 LR2 CD4CD4 CF6 RV4 CW6 CF5 CF5 CD4 RV4 LR2 CATERHAM CD2 CD4 CW8 CD5 Reigate and Banstead CR3 SH5 CW8 SH4 SS12 CW4 CW7 RV5 CW5 LR1 LR1 RV5 GV3 UW1 RV5 CF2 OXTED GW13 GV4 RV5 CF1 CF1 RF11 GW12 UE9 UW1 REDHILL GV2 ASH LR2 CF1 CW2 REIGATE LR1 CW3 GW12 GUILDFORD CW1 DORKING UE6 SW8 Guildford GO8 GW11 Tandridge HALE RV8 RF6 CR2 GW10 UE7 RV8 RV8 CR1 RV7 GW3 LF6 GV1 RV7 WF2 GV1 UE8 RV7 RV7 MP1 RV7 Mole Valley GW4 GO1 RV6 GO2 WF1 RV7 GO3 FARNHAM RV7 GW2 WW10 GO2 RF8 GW1 GW9 GO2 RF11 GO2 GO2 GO2GO2 RF8 BRAMLEY WF3 GO3 GW4 ELSTEAD LINGFIELD GODALMING HORLEY GO7 GW2 GO6 WH2 GO4 MILFORD WW9 GO4 GO1 WH2 GP1 GO4 RF9 WH1 GW8 GO4 WW4 WW7 Waverley WW5 WW8 GO5 CRANLEIGH GW6 GW7 GW6 GW5 WW2 WW6 GW5 WW1 WW3 CLIENT: Based on Ordnance Survey mapping with permission of Her Majesty's Stationery Office Surrey County Council & Surrey Hills AONB Board Licence no. AR187372 © hankinson duckett associates The Stables, Howbery Park, Benson Lane, Wallingford, OX10 8BA HASLEMERE PROJECT: Surrey Landscape Character Assessment t 01491 838175 e [email protected] w www.hda-enviro.co.uk GW5 GW5 TITLE: Surrey Character Areas Landscape Architecture Masterplanning SCALE: DATE: 1:80,000 at A1 April 2015 Ecology 595.1 / 511 A Figure 11.
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