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Long Curtain Moat – Clarence Pier E C A R R E T T EE TR E E 5 S A1 A B 7 C D E 1 F G H I J K L M N 3 L Y 8 1 I 5 5 N 1 8 5 B 8 9 2 EN P 5 P E 0 D 69 a M 24 U W 5 6 4 B J 0 7 0 5 18 Hotel b RO 14 Notes 54 K 2 E Royal Naval Club 36 2 22 - 56 R 2 6 56 LB OA 17 2 20 16 54 G D 8 T 52 E For continuation see drawing 257135-ARP-XX-F1-DR-CG-1001 12 5 C D E 0 Monument 48 - W R T 1. 1 46 All dimensions are in meters unless noted otherwise. 9 R 2 S 2 L 9 D G y E 2 a u ESS El Sub Sta - Q 0 K 2 R 0 6 TCB e 1 t 4 C 4 4 2 2 a OLD PORTSMOUTH I 1 6 Sally Port 8 A G e 6 2 s 4 1 N ou N 42 4 2. All levels are in mOD unless noted otherwise. F D H 0 1 1 W D - 2 3.7m 2 38 9 1 1 Posts 1 36 1 6 5 X 4 PH 1 34 P PE Conversion between mCD and mOD at Portsmouth A M Shingle 8 6 B 3 X - B 7 R 6 6 R 6 1 O is -2.73m. A A 1 Square Tower (Hall) 5 K P T 1 1 2 E T D 10 E C E to 3.0m LO R R 2 S E 1 Y 0 E IV 1 7 1 4 HA A 3 4 R o MBR t - 4 O R 5 D 1 OK 1 Portsea Island P STRE O 3 3 os ET 5 3 1 t W 3 s M El 1 4 A t Legend 3 0 H Sub Sta r 1 u 1 5 2 1 T o 5 1 8 A C d 7 ine 6 H fiel L E 0 C 6 pe 2 D 1 9 ng 2.7m 5 Pi o 1 RA 1 Hotel Li t A 2 P 8 0 1 0 1 \ Victoria Pier 1 ND 1 C A H g MP GR Posts A 9 T HA n Portsea Proposed GI Locations i M D DR a I r w 2.7m VE tm 1 a 1 o Island r Governor's Green S u 8 e Shelter LB s W M t e u e h s Statue The Cottage o E D 1.8m H w u 3.7m M h s 8 o c - a 4 o H H C T o t l e U l h R T 5 e O 2 r E M r U T u D Site of Old Government House of Portsmouth EN C R \ D V R B W A A s IA O E D Surveyed GI Locations 2 1 R X C c TO T A i VIC O Royal Garrison Church R n N R E h God's House Hospital R T Pavilion O c 4 A 2 (site of) E e 3.4m D o 1 t t U 1 V 3 E 1 o L e Rees Hall 1 Bowling Green L E t o G B 1 BH01 2 - l Alternative Location i v Clarence Monument i 1 C FB to - 5 G C Pipe \ BH01 Car Park 1.5m 41 p Slo L ping on to u g 46 47 r Maso Curta Shelter Memorial 45 to nr in A y 50 C 1 DW R Sh WS121 0 Outfall in Pumping Station SO \ gle D UTH S e 3 S A EA lop O TER in WS120 R RAC m g E Me m a R e a s E h n Me on Su I L b Shelter 1.8m c ow an ry way WS122 P W a H S te ig r h l W G Pembroke Gardens a a P O te R t r E y D s M d King's Bastion O B B N a R d R r o O O a K A W CP/TP04 D C E BH02 a FB R O D Fn e A s D h t u o M o S at \ CC05 s FB t n e m 4 u c CP123 1.8m o D TP03 \ S 2 lo pi _ ng K Ma s U on ry Clarence Ground _ P CC06 (Playing Fields) U R A DW Car Park _ W P BH03 CP/DP101 : Shingle m o c . p CP/DP107 u r a 5 . l a m Portsea Island b .5 1 o l g . 4 0 Me I M a e n S an S H h ig T Lo in h BH304 w g l N e W L W a O a te BH04 The Clarence N t r C er (PH) G C D C U A R O T Pavilion R M \ A I \ N R : IE R P w O A p D DPWS103CP Motel 6 CC08 TPCP10 D U IS B U ESS TP09R R C G y W d A B Y rd a W --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Play Area --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- P Amusement Park a P --- --- --- --- --- --- --- St b 2.1m l Su P --- --- --- --- --- --- --- E BH06 7 P P --- --- --- --- --- --- --- P LB --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Bols Line Of Posts Depot --- --- --- --- --- --- --- P P d P --- --- --- --- --- --- --- n P 2.4m Shelters U Bol Clarence Pier P01.2 --- --- --- --- --- Pavilion 3.0m Rev Date Description By Chkd Appd Auth PC Car Park Bol P TCBs W r Landing Stage T PC C T P Bs Bol 8 Shelter DPWS104CP Bols P Bols P MHW Shi Bols ng le P Portsea Island M Client L Southsea Hoverport W (Passenger Ferry Terminal) P y UA Bd P onst Bdy Und Boro C 9 EER & Portsmouth Harbour Trafalgar Southsea Common Monument Project Title Chesapeake 3.4m Southsea Coastal Scheme Monument TPCP12 BH07 Drawing Title Landside GI Locations Frontage 2 C 10 L A Peel Memorial R E N C TPCP14E E S P L M A ea N n A S D H h E ig in Scale at A1 Arup Job No h g N/A 257135-00 W l at e er Role DPWS105CP Civil - Geotechnics S BH303 h Suitability in S0 Initial status or WIP g 3.4m le CC303 Me a Southsea Rev By Chkd Appd Auth n Rowing Lo w Club --- --- --- --- Slipway W at BH08 11 er P01.2 Date Date Date Date 25m 0 25 50 75m Portsmouth Harbour --- --- --- --- SCALE IN METRES Name 1:1250 For continuation see drawing 275135-ARP-XX-F3-DR-CG-3001 257135 ARP XX F2 DR CG 2001 Project Originator Volume Location Type Role Number Do not scale © Arup .
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