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REGIONAL AREA BOUNDARIES Map 1 REGIONAL RUTLAND AREA BOUNDARIES Map 1 PETERBOROUGH LEICESTERSHIRE WARWICK- SHIRE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE CAMBRIDGESHIRE GOEM GOWM MILTON KEYNES BEDFORDSHIRE GOSE GOEAST GOSE LUTON OXFORDSHIRE BUCKINGHAMSHIRE HERTFORDSHIRE County & Unitary Authority Boundaries Government Office Boundaries GOSE - South East GOEAST - East of England GOEM - East Midlands GOWM - West Midlands N MK & South Midlands Growth Area Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office LONDON © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright, and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Milton Keynes Council - 10019593 - 2004 , , , STRATEGIC LOCATION Map 2 2 Norwich 4 Great Yarmouth M Leicester M 69 Peterborough 6 M M6 Corby Birmingham Coventry M42 Rugby Warwick M 1 Northampton Bury St Edmunds Bedford Cambridge Stratford upon Avon Ipswich Banbury M Milton Keynes 1 1 Felixstowe Buckingham Dunstable Harwich Stevenage Colchester Luton A Stansted 1 ( Aylesbury M ) Chelmsford M Watford 40 M25 Oxford High Wycombe Basildon Swindon NORTH SEA M4 Reading LONDON Heathrow Newbury M 3 2 Canterbury M Basingstoke M 2 Guildford Maidstone 0 Andover Dover Gatwick M 2 3 Ashford C han nel Folkestone Tun Salisbury nel Winchester Horsham M27 Southampton Hastings Portsmouth Worthing Brighton Bournemouth ENGLISH CHANNEL Motorways Railway Lines Serving Milton Keynes Airports Map diagrammatical only - Not To Scale N Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright, and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Milton Keynes Council - 10019593 - 2004 Northampton PopulationDistrict per sq km Source : Census 2001 Wards Wellingborough District <500 500-1500 1500-2000 Milton Keynes Average 2000-4000 England & Wales Average >4000 Milton Keynes District Olney South Northamptonshire District Newport Pagnell Wolverton Milton Keynes Milton Keynes Central Station Woburn Sands Bow Brickhill Bletchley 0246 © Crown Copyright Reserved Km Aylesbury Vale District Ordnance Survey Milton Keynes Local Transport Plan Map 3: Population Density Index of Multiple Deprivation (2004) Most Deprived 10% Northampton District ( Wellingborough District Most Deprived 10% to 20% Most Deprived 20% to 40% Most Deprived 40% to 60% Least Deprived 40% South Northamptonshire District Olney Be Newport Pagnell Wolverton Milton Keynes Milton Keynes Central Station Mid Bedf Woburn Sands Bow Brickhill Fenny Stratford Bletchley 0246 © Crown Copyright Reserved Km Ordnance Survey Milton Keynes Local Transport Plan Map 4: Index of Multiple Deprivation 2004 Northampton DistrictHouseholds with no Car(%) Source : Census 2001Output Areas Wellingborough District <10% 10%-15% 15%-20% Milton Keynes Average 20%-30% England & Wales Average >30% Milton Keynes District Olney South Northamptonshire District Newport Pagnell Wolverton Milton Keynes Milton Keynes Central Station Woburn Sands Bow Brickhill Bletchley 0246 Aylesbury Vale District© Crown Copyright Reserved Km Ordnance Survey Milton Keynes Local Transport Plan Map 5: Car Ownership - Percentage (%) of households without a car TRANSPORT NETWORKS Map 6 A 4 28 Warrington B5388 Lavendon NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Cold Brayfield B565 Olney Newton Clifton Blossomville Reynes Ravenstone BEDFORDSHIRE B526 Weston Underwood Stoke Goldington Emberton M 1 M o Filgrave to W rw e a s Long y t C Hardmead o Street A509 a s Hanslope t Tyringham M a Astwood in 22 L A4 in e Sherington R a i lw a y Chicheley North Castlethorpe Newport Crawley Little Linford Pagnell Haversham Moulsoe Wolverton 22 A5 A4 Junction 14 A509 Stony B 4 Stratford 0 3 Central 4 Calverton Kingston Milton A421 Keynes Milton Upper Keynes Central Wavendon Weald A 5 1 The Open 3 University 0 "The 6 4 Bowl" 1 4 A Woburn Sands 1 2 4 A Westcroft Bow Fenny Brickhill Bletchley Stratford B4034 Grand Union Canal Little Rail Lines il Brickhill Ra est W A5 Rail Stations ast d E se po Pro Motorways Primary Routes N Other 'A' Class Roads BUCKINGHAMSHIRE 0 2.5km 5.0km Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright, and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Milton Keynes Council - 10019593 - 2004 Stoke Goldington REDWAY NETWORK Long Map 7 Street Hanslope Tyringham Gayhurst Sherington Chicheley Newport North Castlethorpe Crawley Pagnell Little Linford Haversham Moulsoe Wolverton 22 A5 A4 Junction 14 9 A50 M1 Stony Stratford Central B Milton 4 0 Kingston verton Keynes 3 4 A421 Upper Wavendon Weald A 5 The Open 1 3 University Woburn 0 Sands 6 4 1 4 A 1 2 4 A Westcroft Bow Brickhill Fenny Stratford B4034 Bletchley Little Brickhill A5 N Dedicated Pedestrian/Cycle Routes 0 2.5km 5.0km Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright, and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Milton Keynes Council - 10019593 - 2004 CASTLETHORPE LITTLE Northern LINFORD Expansion Area MAJOR SCHEMES SUPPORTING NEWPORT PAGNELL LTP2 AND GROWTH Stantonbury 9 50 d A n R rto Park Farm lve M Wo 1 Map 8 HAVERSHAM 2 GIFFORD A42 COSGROVE PARK V10 BLAKELANDS W i l l e n R d A 5 0 9 H3 MOULSOE GREAT LINFORD TONGWELL OLD WOLVERTON V8 H4 ewport Rd V10 4b N STANTONBURY M NEW BRADWELL BOLBECK PARK 1 V6 V7 WILLEN H3 OLD Rd Stratford STRAFORD PENNYLAND STONE BRIDGE WILLEN V11 STANTONBURY 22 Junction 14 WOLVERTON MILL A4 PARK BRADVILLE FIELDS A NEATH HILL 5 WOLVERTON WOLVERTON V6 B 4 BLUE BRIDGE 0 3 MILL EAST 4 9 0 DOWNHEAD 5 A H4 PARK PINEHAM 5 H2 H1 V5 H3 LINFORD WOOD H5 WOLVERTON BANCROFT STONY A509 6b MILL SOUTH PARK STRAFORD BANCROFT DOWNS Eastern BARN H5 GREENLEYS V8 NORTHFIELD Expansion STACY 6 4 V11 H6 1 d y BUSHES HEELANDS 4 a A R w 2 V10 ge 2 Area n id A4 o R WILLEN t 1 r H V5 M e A 1 v NEWLANDS 51 l LAKE FOX 30 a FULLERS HODGE CONNIBURROW C ay MILNE W LEA ATTERBURY SLADE rs BROUGHTON ille BRADWELL H4 M CAMPBELL 6c H2 V4 BRADWELL PARK ABBEY V7 M a V8 r H6 lb o KILN FARM A r A 5 BRADWELL S o e u 4 y c g 1 a k 4 W l d h ks COMMON o lv 6 on w r B G M V6 e a WOOLSTONE 3 m t H H5 m e V4 su WYMBUSH id MIDDLETON M d lv V d B 5 lv V y B r G y 7 bu re 9 ur S e CALVERTON a 50 lb a v t ROOKSLEY A i x A M S o o n 3 SPRINGFIELD n k G s a S te t V H5 CENTRAL 1 OAKGROVE 1 T MILTON KEYNES o KINGSTON 1 n LOUGHTON 6a g TWO MILE ASH w V e V4 W l LODGE 6 H7 l G it S a FISHERMEAD V r n t 21 a 1 A4 ft H6 0 MONKSTON o n B G r i a c te k 4a h i H8 l l MONKSTON Western S A 5 PARK t Expansion UPPER GREAT HOLM WEALD y Area a OLDBROOK WOUGHTON BRINKLOW W d e ON THE GREEN te s V n 8 KENTS HILL a LOUGHTON M D H9 a 4 H7 r l H EAGLESTONE b o KENTS r 1 o 42 WINTERHILL u A V7 WAVENDON CROWNHILL LEADENHALL g 8 HILL h H S S a t PARK x WALTON o n y V4 a St HALL w rt o V P B V3 5 4 1 0 1 H 3 WAVENDON 4 WOUGHTON T KNOWLHILL o n 6d g GATE COFFEE PARK w GRANGE SHENLEY CHURCH e l l V HALL H9 S y t FARM END 6 wa G rove ra G f A to NETHERFIELD 4 y n 1 a S WALTON 4 t WALNUT 6 W H8 TINKERS s BLEAKHALL H5 ild TREE 7 h BRIDGE C V3 6 H 6 HAZELEY 4 OLD V 41 1 A MEDBOURNE 0 FARM BEANHILL B r SHENLEY SIMPSON ic WOBURN k PARK y V h a FURZTON 4 A i LODGE W W 5 ll H10 SANDS OAKHILL a ay S n tlin V6 t ro LAKE g vew WALTON ff S ELFIELD ro a t G BROWNS h 9 V8 C H ASHLAND PARK SHENLEY 7 PARK WOOD H V2 WOOD WOODHILL REDMOOR A5 ay m W B a chh 4 let 0 B 10 1 3 H 2 DENBIGH 4 4 TILBROOK SHENLEY BROOK A DENBIGH HALL GRANBY 6 14 END V 4 6 NORTH MOUNT A FURZTON V 7 V10 y OXLEY PARK a S FARM a W x H6 V g o CALDECOTE 3 in n F d n S u a lm t t e S r 8 ay S H W t ham tch Ble 10 EMRSON H WESTCROFT VALLEY WEST BLETCHLEY KEY DENBIGH FENNY BOW DENBIGH V EAST LOCK BRICKHILL 4 V2 W T atl at ing ten S ho t e S H7 t 1 A421 Dualling from M1 J13 to MK (LTP2) KINGSMEAD FENNY STRATFORD TATTENHOE 2 y a W CENTRAL 2 Bletchley Scheme (LTP2) n o d d a BLETCHLEY h W d a H8 o R V r 1 o S B4034 n n a el 3 CMK Public Transport Improvements Project (LTP1 & GAF1) sh M a TATTENHOE ll SNELSHALL St PARK EAST FAR oad BLETCHLEY gham R WATER EATON Buckin SNELSHALL A5 4a & 4b MK Central and Wolverton Rail Stations (CIF) WEST B4034 A421 d a o d R n Roa rayto e 5 M1 Junction 14 Area Improvements (CIF) D k o t S LITTLE BRICKHILL 46 41 6a - 6d MK Public Transport (GAF2) A 7 East West Rail (Other) Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown Copyright.
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