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Shillingstone NORTH DORSET DISTRICT 42.3m k) (Trac 0E 0E 0E 0E MELWAY LANE Dism 600E an 111900N tled Railway 38300 382700E 38280 38290 382400E 382200E 382300E 382500E 382 38310 PROPOSALS MAP N SHILLINGSTONE INSET No. Marsh Bridge SOUTHFIELD LANE (Track) 38 Stour 35 Brook Policy Ref: House 111800N 37 8080 STATION RO Sinks Existing Distributor Para.1.32 Garage COOKSWELL Route AD Works The 38 Silent o 9 8 t 39 Whistle (PH) Regular Frequency Para.1.32 39a 1 to 7 Drain Bus Route Holmleigh Lynwood BLACKMORE SOUTHFIELD LANE Hillside kwell Brook Hollybrook Pond 9170 (Tr Settlement Boundary 1 . 7 a 111700N Coo VALE ck) Glenlea El odge Sub Sta E / 38 / 1 Cedar L Works Important Open or Paddock Drain View Tel Ex Wooded Areas 1 . 9 Apple Tree Cottage Badger's Hollow The Dairy River Valley Policy & Ravenscrest 1.12 - 13 50.9m Area Liable to Flood NORTHERN Hillcrest Bridgelands 111600N Path (um) Barn Hays Conservation Area 1.24 - 27 SCARP KNAPPS Narbury HILLS1656 Ancient Monuments 6553 River Stour 1 (AM) & Sites of Arch- 1.28 - 30 Grange2 Cottages 3 aeological Importance 111500N Tennis 7550 Courts Area of Outstanding Stukeley 1 . 32 El Sub Sta Natural Beauty BM 59.40m Part Chalk Uplands, Cross (remains of) Holy Rood Church Whole Part Northern Scarp The Forum School Lych Gate Hills, Part Blackmore 1 . 33 Pond Shillingstone C of E Primary School Inset 1940 6641 Vale Landscape Bridge War Meml 111400N View 58.4m Plan Character Areas 1 Toll Bar 60.8m The Rectory 4 Mer Dis 8137 g ch mantled Rai Foot Bridge Tower View Area 2 ellina Part Rural Priority Chur 1 ouse Greystones H Garfields The Coach House Duncliffe lw 3 . 1 s a ble y Area (RPA) The Old Rectory Green Church Windover 26 Croft Acres The Sham CHURCH ROAD RPA 61.0m THE CROSS MiaCasa Highlands 29 Glenroy Maypole Bowland Old Rectory Garden Environmentally Cottage HILL Hambledon R Track 3 Rise 1 . 33 2 OPLA Hall Sensitive Area P Fairholme Cross (rems of) Iona Okeford Burlton House 6931 111300N Cottage The Bungalow Ivy House Employment : Bishopsgate Cross 9529 3.2 - 3.3 House BM CottageC Mowbray roft Cross Cottage Committed Site 49.78m LANCHARDS Trevone Clayton LB The 8 4 2 1 TCB ed Farm Moleys Crookuse 49.0m 43 Ho Tinderwain Cherry Cottage 58 Toad Badger's CottageBeech Hollow .7m penny h 4 . 10 Hall Wessex Ridgeway Homemead Half Thatc LAN 3124 Old School Grasmere 6525 Broad Close C Calleywell Cottage Seddor Hou H House Dur Little ARDS se 2522 Studland mast House Croft Hine Town 3822 StoreOld Oak House Cottageapple Conversion of Red- Holly OIOI 20 4 . 11 4220 Gate 8221 111200N Oak undant Railway Line BM Court Turners 19 0919 58.81m Cottage T Old O HINEWN LANE Rooms d Farr's Reading for 18 Larnaca Garage Shotts 17 Acorn Cottage LANE The Red House Cottage 3115 Westleigh Shillingstone Manor Farmhouse 4013 57.5m The Lodge The White House BL Hall 6812 ANDFORD The Spinney 111100N Disma 111100N Steaming 4409 3608 ROAD ntled Railway 58.2m rs Cottage Long Meadow The Manor House Cobble CANDY'S LANE Path (um) Anthorn 0203 Hillview Cottage LANCHARDS LANE Portland Villa Cox House Little Gables Path (um) Recreation Ground Acacia RecreationGround 1700 2300 3500 A 357 8000 8800 9300 111000N 4400 Greensleeves 111000N A 357 1600 Veronica 2300 3500 4400 Acacia 8000 8800 9300 Lanchards Shillingstone Lane Farm Hamb Sinks RETTS Viewledon El Sub Sta Cottesmore 12 EVE LANE Everetts Nethe Recreation LANE e HI Ground rfie al N E TOWN Pavilion ETTS ld Oakd Well R Belmont E Pear Tree (covered) EV Issues ENS Cottage LA Orchards NE 10 Everetts Tennis Path ur House s Leap Lane Sto Courts LANE (u m) BM uirrel Sq The 1 Old Ox Pond 110900N HONEYSUCKLE GARD 110900N (PH) Chestnut Sewage Treatment Works 16 Cott Recreation Ground Mast 2088 LANCHARDS 5188 Protection Area (Policy 1.17) Shillingstone Sinks 5 House 400m 13 50.0m Hollies 3489 Vale B Terrace The Cobbles LAND 15 7 FORD ROAD ysuckle nica Cottage e ge 9 ta Ivy Cottage 20 Japo 8 Hon Cottage MagnoliaCot ttages Wistaria o Issues 5 Cottage le C ge Va ilac ta NE L ottage 4 Cot C Issues 1 LB 8 Shillingstone mbe Play o OWN LA 17 110800N Co PO T Area 22 110800N 1 13 HINE 1 16 12 15 BM 9 a 8574 ANE 50.15m CLOSE 12 EVE L Sinks N RET 1 25 ia TS L r Randels 4777 ANE GUN 8 STOUR Wista Hydes 3 1 9 Shillingstone Pepper 5 28 Environmentally Sensitive Green The Track 7 Long Thatch 17 29 Area Boundary 2 A 357 27 TCB 5 8 31 110700N 20 RDENS Townsend A Bungalow 110700N 15 35 R GA 2369 7 E 1 13 Townsend Farm NC house E 16 SP PU 3968 W 7 49.6m XEY LANE ES 2 SEX 1 AV 9 ENU E E Gas U 5 8 N Gov 0 1 Hambledon Cottage 5164 1 BM 49 X AVE Pond E Track The .76m 3864 S 1 S Warren 21 34 B LA 3460 WE NDF PEPPER HILL ORD 22 R 110600N Issues OAD Goodview Th Townse e 110600N 26 8 Co nd tta CotKeepers The Cottage ge tage 23 46.0m 27 OAD 22 18 R 4557 24 8 BE 2 M BM 44.70m 2956 6 Sunny Banks OO 16 29 C 14 D Lawsbrook SCHELIN 2 to 30 isman 13 12 32 tl Colburns 16 ed WAY Railway 1 t 32 M WAY o 11 Issues BRODHA 110500N 13 38 Track 110500N Pond 1 3 29 31 Hillsfoot 4 19 The Pound House 2 1 27 Downside 9846 Green Hills 6 Broughton Swallowfield 0E 0E 2640 0E 0E House 110400N 38310 38320 38330 38340 WHITE PI Belbrook 110400N Well Amber Cottage T Hazelbank Burtswater Cottage Oakleas Aukford Whitepit Farm BM 47.83m CHALK UPLANDS 7035 Three IT ITE PIT Ways ITE P WH 0532 Track Forest Edge WH Pond Eastbrook (DORSET DOWNS) Farm Trecoyd 110300N Downs Cottage Kosciusko 110300N 2128 Issues White Pit Cottage 8027 Nordon, Salisbury Road, Blandford Forum, Dorset DT11 7LL λ Telephone (01258) 454111 λ Fax (01258)3325 480179 9426 Clouds Hill Clouds Hill NORTH DORSET 4120 110200N Ramblers DISTRICT - WIDE 110200N LANCHARDS LANE 6918 LOCAL PLAN 3915 1915 6015 (1st Revision) Track Track Track This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of The Controller of 110100N 110100N Track H.M.S.O. © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes New Barn 1909 Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. North Dorset District Council LA 078778. 0E 0E 0E 500E 0 50m 100m 38290 38300 382700E 38280 382400E 382 382200E 382300E 382600E Scale Adopted: Jan. 2003 Shillingstone Chalk Quarry 2000 4600 5500 0051.
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