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THE DISSENTERS CHAPEL Historic Park (within 1079390 - CHURCH OF ST PETER Hanger Hill, Haymills Estate CA 21 1080630 - TOMB OF COMMANDER CHARLES SPENCER RICKETTS, ROYAL NAVY 1km) 182000 Mount Park CA Ealing Cricket Ground CA 1266444 - KENSAL HOUSE DAY NURSERY Grange and White 1000817 - KENSAL GREEN (ALL SOULS) Cuckoo Estate CA 1225244 - KENSAL HOUSE Ledges CA Hanger Hill Garden Estate CA CEMETERY (RPG Grade I) Kensal Green Cemetery CA Other Features: Oxford Gardens and St Quintin CA Tall Buildings (with 1393205 - CHAPEL AT HMP WORMWOOD SCRUBS no. of storeys) Hanwell Village Green CA St Stephen's CA 1079350 - ENTRANCE ARCHWAY AND GATES AT 1393182 - GATEHOUSE AT HMP WORMWOOD SCRUBS PITZHANGER MANOR AT NORTH EAST END OF PARK 181000 Old Oak and Wormholt CA Wembley Stadium Churchfields CA Haven Green CA 1079392 - PARISH CHURCH OF Ealing Common CA CHRIST THE SAVIOUR Wood Lane CA Ealing Town Centre CA Creffield CA 1079349 - THE ELMS Cleverly Estate CA 1001544 - ROYAL BOROUGH OF KENSINGTON AND CHELSEA CEMETERY, HANWELL (RPG Grade II) Acton Park CA Ingersoll and Arminger CA 180000 Acton Town Centre CA Hanwell Clock Tower CA 1358762 - GOLDSMITHS' ALMSHOUSES Scale at A3: 1:40,000 Mill Hill Park CA 1000808 - GUNNERSBURY PARK (RPG Grade II*) AND RAILINGS FRONTING ROAD 1001543 - CITY OF WESTMINSTER CEMETERY, HANWELL (RPG Grade II) 1079376 - CHURCH OF ST MARY Gunnersbury Park and 0 1,250m surrounding area CA Hanwell Cemeteries CA 1253036 - GREENSIDE SCHOOL 1079351 - BRIDGE AT NORTHERN END OF WALPOLE PARK Appendix 1 Ealing Green CA 1358316 - EAST STABLES IN 1000847 - WALPOLE GUNNERSBURY PARK Ravenscourt and Starch Green CA Designated Heritage PARK (RPG Grade II) Bedford Park CA Assets within 5km 179000 1358808 - PITZHANGER MANOR (PUBLIC LIBRARY) Acton Green CA 1080331 - TEMPLE IN GUNNERSBURY PARK Northfields Industrial 1358312 - GUNNERSBURY PARK HOUSE - LARGE MANSION Bedford Park CA Estate, Alperton. London 1294227 - CONSERVATORY IN GUNNERSBURY PARK Thorney Hedge, Chiswick CA 513000 514000 515000 516000 517000 518000 519000 520000 521000 522000 523000 524000 525000 526000 Borough of Brent © Ordnance Survey maps reproduced with the sanction of the controller of HM Stationery Office. Licence No: AL 100014723 © English Heritage 2017. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2017 The Dataset contained in this material was obtained on 22.03.17 Appendix F Photographs from Representative Viewpoint Locations 1. North Circular/ Brent Viaduct 2. North Circular (footpath/ cycle link to east side) 3. Heather Park Northfields: Representative View Scope ID15730-001 Page 1 4. Footpath connection to Beresford Avenue 5. Highcroft Avenue/ Heather Park Parade 6. Junction Mount Pleasant/ Beresford Avenue 7. Lyon Park Avenue/ Woodstock Road Northfields: Representative View Scope ID15730-001 Page 2 8. Mount Pleasant Open Space 9. Grand Union Canal (west) 10. Footbridge over Grand Union Canal 11. Grand Union Canal (Site frontage) Northfields: Representative View Scope ID15730-001 Page 3 12. Grand Union Canal (south) 13. Tokyngton Recreation Ground (north) 14. Tokyngton Recreation Ground (south) 15. Chalfont Avenue Northfields: Representative View Scope ID15730-001 Page 4 16. Aldbury Avenue (junction with Wigginton Avenue) 17. Roundwood Park 18. Chalkhill Park 19. One Tree Hill Northfields: Representative View Scope ID15730-001 Page 5 20. Bodmin Fields 21. Queensbury Road Northfields: Representative View Scope ID15730-001 Page 6 aecom.com.
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