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Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date: 21 February 2006 Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date: 21st February 2006 Colour SHEET SU 68 NE 65 66 67 68 69 70 4700 GRINDON LANE (Track) 0002 2600 6400 8500 6500 377/7 0002 90 204 B 481 90 Ewelme Down LADIES WALK POTTERS LANE House 204/20 377/13 Well /4 Ewelme Down 0093 Cottages 377/13 377/8 204/5 377/18 LADIES WALK (Tk) 9490 204/29 2588 204/6 204/5 377/8 READING LANE Reservoir 125/18 377/12 9478 Reading Lane Swyncombe CP 20 4/4 204/29 125/24 204/36 7560 Potter's Farm 377/8 Reading Lane 125/18 Ewelme CP The Bungalow 204/6 377/16 377/12 204/36 125/24 377/7 377/18 125/21 377/8 377/6 8931 Lodge Pond 204/37 Pavilion The Farmhouse Benson CP The Pump House 5117 0418 Ewelme Park Ewelmepark 377/16 Cottages 204/29 377/10 377/16 7906 204/37 Pond Parkcorner Farm Staddlestone House May Meadow Cottage 377/11 Parkcorner 0004 0004 1000 3000 0003 Hyde 377/15 0095 0600 B 481 8100 0006 4600 0006 5600 Parkcorner 89 B 481 89 Farm Little Hatch 125/22 377/11 0095 May's Farm 316/1 Cottages Pond Lavender Terrace 1085 316/8 316/3 0081 9380 Tree Tops Cottage 377/6 Lavender Cottage The Council 316/3a Chears Farm A 423 Houses 377/29 4377 377/5 31 377/11 Park House Goblins Glen 377/10 Priors Wood 6/1 Cottage 377/15 Pond Wanwood Littleparkcorner 2765 316/9 Farm 377/29 6663 377/28 Meadow Cottage 204/37 Wild Wood May's Farm A 423 4157 Cottage Harcourthill Shaw 306/32 Wychwood 377/ 6855 A 423 316/29 377/28 377/20 Wychwood Cottage 316/8 377/17 Westray Forge Cottage 38 May's Farm 377/5 The Forge 8551 Hollyhock House 377/10 Old Chapel Blenheim Cottage PARK Bury Knowle Bracken Flint Cottage 0048 Ridge 316/7 306/18 377/17 House Well 316/29 306/17 CORNER 316/6 316/6 306/17 West 316/7 Cottage Garden Cottage Darkwood Farm Pond The Cottage 316/14 377/9 Ambrose Farm Cottage 0036 Huntercombe Hall Nursing Home 377/20 Pond 316/3a Ambrose Huntercombe Hall Farm Nursing Home 7929 ROAD 0024 316/7 BRADLEY Digberry Gannock El Cottage Sub Sta DIGBERRY LANE Digberry Farm 316/2 DIGBERRY LANE Huntercombe Place (HM Young Offender Institution) 316/9 306/18 Hollytree Beech Belmont Cott View GANGSDOWN HILL HUNTERCOMBE END LANE BRADLEY ROAD 316/29 A 423 GANGSDOWN HILL 1600 3300 6100 0002 1500 0002 Huntercombe Place 8500 B 481 3300 A 423 (HM Young Offender Institution) 6/6 6100 0002 3800 6100 88 A 423 30B 481 88 Pond Reservoir LANE END 306/29 Brixton Hill Cottages 377/38 Well 316/3a HUNTERCOMBE Nuffield Huntercombe Common GANGSDOWN HILL Manor House 316/13 306/20 316/14 306/6 The Old Stables Huntercombe End Boundary Cottage Farm 316/9 Woodland View BRIXTON HILL Warren NUFFIELD HILL Lodge Warren Hill Farm 306/19 Nuffield Place 306/27 306/6 Huntercombe End Huntercombe End Farm 316/13 0074 Mayfield Mayfield 316/2 316/12 Cottage Combe HUNTERCOMBE END LANE Cottage Shelter Fairway Cottage 316/16 Shelter Crown Badgers Cottage Crown Inn (PH) 316/12 316/9 316/11 BUSHES LANE 316/13 Nuffield Court 3265 Combe House Travellers 6163 Vane House Shaw Hill Cottage Pond Chiltern House 316/42 The Cottage NUFFIELD HILL 306/15 Cobb House House Park Wood 0059 Pond Nuffield Hill Cottage 306/35 A 423 306/20 A 423 Nuffield Common 30 6/19 316/30 Priest Hill Farm 0041 6443 The Rectory 306/15 Priests Hill Farm Cott 316/19 Priest's Hill 316/9 Bushes Lane Cottage 316/11 Dock Huntercombe Leaves Golf Club 316/10 Pond The White House Holy Trinity 316/32 Church Berry Old 4130 The Old School House Northfield Post Office House House 259/30 RIDGEWAY CL Half 316/16 PRIEST CLOSE Acre The Old School Magnolia Cottage Timbers 5925 4826 316/18 Nuffield CP 6924 316/17 306/30 WAY CHURCHFIELD 316/42 ELMS Martyns Close TIMBERS LANE Vickery Timbers Cottage BU 7116 NUFFIELD 316/30316/16 SHES LANE Oak Cottages Grimsdyke Cottage 306/22 306/19 Grimsdyke Cottage Elderberry HOWBERRY LANE Cottage 316/15 The 316/32 TIMBERS LANE White House HAYDEN LANE The Old Police House 306/4 Devoncot Timbers Cottage Timbers Farm Sabre Cottage B 481 316/19 Jubilee W PORT HILL Groveridge 306/22 306/2 MEADOW 316/33 8800 259/29 306/21 Timbers A 423 Farmhouse PEARCES 0003 0004 A 423 3900 WANBOURNE LANE 87 306/4 87 0097 Port Hill Pond PORT HILL NETTLEBED Port Hill Toyes Cottage A 423 0093 A 423 306/3 Port Hill PORT HILL WANBOURNE LANE HAYDEN LANE House Porthill Lodge Pond THE RIDGEWAY LION MEADOW Shamrock Waymead 306/5 Surgery 31 The Brambles Hayden Farm TIMBERS LANE 6/11 The 316/23 Pleasuance Hall El Sub Sta Nettlebed White House Hart Hotel 306/2 Garage Rectory A 423 Nettlebed County HIGH STREET 306/3 Primary School 0074 Manor Farm St Bartholomew's Church Howberry Lane (Path) 306/25 316/34 316/10 Pond 316/17 9062 The 306/1 The White House Nettlebed CP Bothy 0059 Ridgeway Pond Farmhouse 0052 0052 Shelter 7451 Upper House Farm 316/15 Pond Ponds 316/23 5346 306/26 4244 316/33 1844 9640 6/22 31 0036 ENGLISH LANE 316/17 0030 316/21 7126 9621 2722 6823 259/18 316/10 0018 5317 368/26 306/26 5210 259/9 31 316/22 6/33 English Farm 259/18 Fludgers Wood 31 5600 6100 6/35 4800 3200 7400 0096 0001 0001368/26 6600 7300 0005 0005 Pond 8500 306/1 8500 7300 0005 0001 8100 86 Pond 368/24 4900 86 316/38 0096 Pond 316/35 0096 316/37 English Farm Ipsden CP 249/26 316/36 316/24 259/18 3290 Homer 316/28 House Barley Hill House Homer Farmhouse ENGLISH LANE (Track) 4083 259/9 259/8 DEADMAN'S LANE (Track) 6681 249/26 Pond Homer Barn Homer Cottage Homer Farm 7776 Homer End 2875 1073 0074 Pavilion 0074 316/25 316/36 Howberrywood Farm The Old Farmhouse 259/7 Stoke Row CP 2370 9169 368/24 6068 316/17 4068 Wentworth Phoenix Cottage Highmoor CP 316/24 0065 368/7 Cedar Bungalow 7460 5961 368/4 Swan Wood 5057 316/17 316/41 2155 316/26 0054 Handsmooth 316/38 Pond 31 Whitcalls Bungalow 6/37 368/36 7849 COX'S LANE (Track) 9246 9348 368/37 259/16 Pond Hundridge Farm 7542 Hall Farm URQUHART LANE 8339 Oakingham House 7737 259/8 316/41 316/26 ENGLISH LANE Handsmooth Farm 259/16 (Track) 1232 0033 Lower Handsmooth Farm 316/39 259/16 0029 Harwood Lodge 249/2 Well Place 316/38 Cottages 7526 5924 7125 0024 Well Headlam's Well 8720 Headlam's Farm 259/7 7519 0017 9917 368/30 368/36 6716 259/20 COX'S LANE (Track) 316/40 Ipsden Heath Farm 368/30 0017 Well Oakingham End 368/37 KIT LANE Stoke Row CP 368/4 Manderscombe NEWN HAMHILL BOTTOM 1500 2805 249/2 316/39 368/27 Burdens Bibury Highmoor Park 0004 249/3 3100 2400 6400 7500 0006 0006 Berins Hill Wood 0003 368/32 6900 0004 368/39 1200 2300 Donnelly 85 0004 2700 5600 8400 7900 9100 85 65 66 67 68 69 70 SHEET SU 68 NE For further information please contact: Scale 1:10,000 Oxfordshire County Council Environment and Economy To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Statement. Rights of Way Office Countryside Service The Definitive Map and Statement is conclusive evidence KEY: SU 69 SW SU 69 SE SU 79 SW in law that the rights shown on the Map existed at the Central Library relevant date, but this is without prejudice to the possible Public Footpath County Boundary existence of other rights not shown on the Map Westgate (see s56 Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981). Public Bridleway District Boundary Oxford OX1 1DJ Telephone: 01865 810808 Road Used as Public Path Parish Boundary SU 68 NW SU 68 NE SU 78 NW This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey (To be redesignated under Countryside & material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Rights of Way Act 2000, section 47, to Office © Crown copyright. Restricted Byway.) (where shown) Right of Way either: Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright crosses administrative boundary, and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Byway Open to all Traffic (LA076805) (2006). reaches terminus or SU 68 SW SU 68 SE SU 78 SW changes status. Based on Ordnance Survey map data 2003..
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