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MILT T IG S O W VE BR I N S E A B W Playing R A OO TON IF R Y CL ImmediatelyO after crossing the bridge turn LEFT D Field Fitzwilliam D M N NOR D M A PARK T A L S I T AL DLAND H O Hospital IV M R PE D RC C O A E A W Y C ELL RO Workhouse P I A BRADW T N 5 WELLING2.0 TON SAfterTREET passing Orton Mere Railway Station make a LEFT and then T W R A NE Y EGAR L STE A O L E D R W A Bus M R E O W D A a RIGHT turn signed Nene Park and Ferry Meadows N R A E M S R O D Station T K T E G ATE THORP RO A A E MIDG A T T 7 D N E 4 R LO ' RET D A S ER HSTR O B Playing 6 2.5T At the end of the cycle path turn RIGHT onto Goldie Lane and D Featured cycleOU route on-roadA AV R S D Milton Field I Peterborough S S Peterborough V T E N E NU E E District J crossRD over the Nene Valley Railway Golf Course O RD Thorpe D Maternity Featured cycleEW Aroute off-road H R AR Hospital HE G Unit N Y ' S 7 A D Advisory on-road2.7 cycleKeep routeLEFT as the cycle path continues alongside the Nene O C Wood H S OP W THOR UR BISH 'S O PE R C H T RO Y OAD STR AD D EET R E W L OA E Advisory off-road cycleValley route Railway E S T R T B ARE T P H H E ET Regional H P P O R E A E O I EM ESTGAT ORP EADOWS R U E Swimming and H TR Green Wheel on-road Thorpe Hall T P R 8 THOR D I S 3.0 Cross Ham Lane and turn RIGHT signed Ferry Meadows and RV E E G Fitness Centre E cycle route H L E G Thorpe OL E S YW A D 14 B ID Bretton E R R R S L P' Wood L O O O Green Wheel off-road B H W T U IS HO A L B Nature A RPE E cycle route D Y RO V Reserve AD Longthorpe ARD 9Running3.2 Arrive at Ferry Meadows Visitor Centre 15 THOR Track Workhouse PE LEA ROAD Named/Numbered on-road Thorpe Wood Longthorpe NENE Playingcycle route Business Park Tower 17 10 3.6 before Ham Bridge turn RIGHT signed Riverside Walk and Boardwalks Playing Playing Fields T Police PA Nature Reserve Field Field Named/Numbered off-road H 16 The Bluebell Wood O Divisional R Y R K Y A cycleEmbankment route A 1 Start P E HQ W W W A W K Great O Y Playing R 11 4.2 Continue alongside the river before crossing the Nene Valley O L A SubwayEastern on an advisory D Field L P Gunwade E E off-road route W P Railway and turning LEFT back down the cycle path Y R 2 Lake L Featured cycle route EAon-road A O O J H S 1 H U T T Subway on a named/1 W S B G TAT 3 I 9 N odston Ponds I O numbered12 4.8 off-road route H L Featured cycle route off-roadN R At the end of the cycle path turn LEFT over Orton Mere before O E D L Wo A E R Nature Reserve S F T turning RIGHT and going under the Nene Parkway R Advisory on-road cycle route Road closed to traffic O S FR U Lynch A except cycles G D Sculpture AN Lake 79 A LE ROAD Advisory off-road cycle route 11 Park R Woodston ND 13 5.2 Pass alongside the Rowing Lake Overton Lake A W U K O New Fletton National / Heritage Water Sports A P y C Y a A Green Wheel on-road rail line and stationE M Recreation Centre lw 14 R 5.9 KI After passing the Boathouse Pub turn RIGHT over the bridge and ai PA cycleGround route R IGN Football Cycle Hire 13 ey Level crossing NS ll A Ground follow signs for the Workhouse cycleway a V NewGreen Wheel off-road V E P 10 Thorpe Wood N P GL National/RegionalA Cycle Network e UE A cycle route FA EB ERO n R AD Golf Course L D e IR S M Wellingtonia ORCHARD route15 number K Ferry Meadows U Fletton A 6.3 Turn RIGHT as the route takes you back towards the River Nene N D F W G E O I A R Named/Numbered on-road R Country Park S WALK E R STON N A E L QUE ER D HAW W cycle route FeaturedT attractionY participating 3 S S A R G E 16 6.6 O A C Continue alongside the River Nene Y T inU ‘good going’ scheme A S R S O T T O Named/Numbered off-roadD GL R H A E E N D cycle route STJOHNS RD E Signalled crossing D E D 17 T 7.0 Arrive back at Viersen Platz E W A Q C B L 9 L R O U Ham Mere A O Warning - please take careH K SubwayR on an advisory E A Fletton U TOLPH GR D EE E O N E B Toll House N R N Bird Sanctuary R on or crossing roads N off-roadO route Recreation C S E D S H N L N R E Ground S A O O T P N L R A Tourist Information A D Subway on a named/ E E R D K Y G numbered off-road route 0 Miles 0.5 1 Ferry Meadows W A ROAS O W H RD A L DLE REWSBURY AV AL O Country Park Y 4 L N B N E Cycle shop R E OU A A U O W NY WA V N Road closed to traffic F E T H LK E LETTON AVEN U 12 H FLETTO Ferry U AVE A15 except cycles NT N W D Shopping Centre R T Kilometres Meadows LY O ES 0 0.5 1 1.5 Orton Mere T S Orton T S 8 R R B D E A605 O R E Station E B National / Heritage C Station O K N 5 U E E O Y N N L N Toilets S U I E S K AV A A V U I Orton R D Wistow A ZE P rail line and station R W E K P M A P E 11 Mere HA V T H S E M T I Osler T N A A B LA R HIG H Leisure or Sports U H STREET F O E M LANE O E Recreation S Level crossing L W T A H Lake T WOOTTON DR S O E R L E M F D D P Ground Y T L L I 7 H E A V E D S T E W FI S A R Heritage Y H H Y A O National/Regional Cycle Network C A G W B B G Orton R A R Key O A I L W D CLO E A A W O IS E S H R T C VI Y R route number Old T R K L D I A L R L O Meadows L W R W L 6 Orton E R E N S W E D MAXW H W I C T T Play area AY A H S H R W F N O L E F Golf Course Water TLE D T E CAS E I Y W AY E R DRY G I N I Featured cycle route on-road L C Featured attraction participating V S S R E D E W S I G Fletton S R NE L E Y Y H LL ROAD W KP H K E S A in ‘good going’ scheme REW L AD Theatre / Cinema N O O CHE R ETS R E D O Featured cycle route off-road G AR P M R A R MA R SB ST K Signalled crossing Swimming Pool W U Advisory on-road cycle route A R B Y Toll House T Y Flax Factory Warning - please take care R H Sports A A ET E VI V Advisory off-road cycle route on or crossing roads Café 3 Orton Meadows E C N LE VE A Ground W R N H N O I N IST K L SE L O G L U W W HI A60 OO 5 Lynchwood WA C D A E Y OUNDLE ROA G Green Wheel on-road Tourist Information Post Office S S Business Park D U E L NNINGD cycle route PA U AL E WAY B S Cycle shop Garden Centre IN R T Green Wheel off-road I R E M A RSTON B E Orton M V Orton N cycle route E L C R SHRE LYN B E H Shopping Centre Library CH S A OAD W N E R O P R OO DLER CO S D S H LE L W S Waterville C HAR T T Named/Numbered on-road W A N Longueville O R 1 NEB Big Sky S Police Station D R E ID Pit Hicks Toilets A G B cycle route O Y D Y E H A Childrens
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