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Carlisle Draft Priority Network LONG PARK Albert Street A7 Carlyles Court Byron Street Castle Street Paternoster Row sworth Square N e Chat w Hartington Place Abbey Stree St Marys Gate L a n e t Grapes Lane Lismore Place GreenmarketSt Albans Walk k English Street Currie Street Blencarn Par Lonning Foot Castle Street Chiswick Street Howard Place School Lane The Abbey Earls Lane ROCKCLIFFE Queen Street Lonsdale Street The Maltings ng Draft PriorityMilbourne Street Cycli Network St Cuthberts Lane St Pauls Square Warwick Square Bank Street Warwick Rd Brunton Avenue Aglionby Street West Walls Warwick Square Lismore Street Hawick Street Crosby Street Rigg Street Earl Street River Street Short Street Broadguards Blackfriar Street Friars Court English Street Tullie Street Hart Irthing Street Morton Street Str Wetheral Street eet Eldred Street This plan showsHarker Rothead Ends draft priority network. Milbourne Road Duke Street Silloth Street Grace Street York Street Kingmoor Park Heathlands Estate Lowther Arcade Backhouses Walk Petteril Street This includes the Carlisle Southern Link Viaduct Estate Road Bartons Place Dixons Court Potters Place Myddleton Street LOW HARKER Bush Brow English Damside Citadel Row Halfeys Lane York Street Kendal Street Jackson Street Harker Ind Wilfred Street ustrial Estate Rockcliffe Estate Road Scheme and the emerging cycle HARKER Milbourne Crescent Kingmoor Park Harker Estate HARKER PARK Harker Park Brunswick Street Orfeur Street Vasey Crescent Cecil Street Kingmoor Park Rockcliffe Estate Newcastle Street A7 Finn Avenue Boroug Margery Street network proposed as part of St Cuthbert’s h Street John Robert Gardens Portland Place Jesmond Street Court Square Mary Street Crindledyke Estate Garden Village development. M6 Norman Street South Street Parkhouse Road A689 Nook Street Denton Hill Botchergate Raven Street Charles Street Stanhope Road Charlotte Street Fenwick Drive School Street Lords Way Milbourne Street Tait Street Bowman Street Ladybank Rydal Street Barrock Street Raven Nook Furze Street Baron Way M6Sheffield Street Water Street William Street Fusehill Street Melrose Terrace Randall Street Carlisle Railway Station 44 Duchess Avenue Melbourne Road Kingmoor Park North South Henry Street A689 Parkhouse Road Bowman Street Elm Street A Asda Supermarket Victoria Viaduct Edward Street Margaret Creighton Gardens Houghton Road North Parkhouse Industrial Estate Rose Court Pugin Street 44 Lorne Street James Street Cooper Way Lorne Crescent Howe Street A689 Grey Street Sybil Street Weardale Road A689 A689 Chandler Way Adelaide Street Brunstock Lane Close Street Linton Street Robert Street Lime Street Kenmount Place LOW CROSBY Kingstown Retail Park Dukes Drive Lancaster Street Watson Street Birky Lane Lime Walk Hewson Street Edenside Thomas Street Lamplugh Street CARGO Parkhouse Road Houghton School BRUNSTOCK Flower Street Jackson Road Princess Street Bedford Road James RennieCollingwood Street Orchard Street Delagoa Street Earls Way Grearshill Road St Stephen's Street London Road Garden Street Kingsway Kingstown Industrial Estate School A689 Smithy Croft Lindisfarne Court Empire Road Kingstown Broadway Nelson Street South John Street Lord Street Blackdyke Road Green Lane Crown Street Blencowe Street Parkhill Road Trafalgar Street The Green Millbrook Road Nelson Street Albion Street A689 Farneside Close Kingstown Industrial Estate Orchard Lane Brunstock Lane Alexander Street Langdale Road HOUGHTON Kingmoor Park Road River Caldew Bankend Road KINGSTOWN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Kingstown Rd Metcalfe Street Southview Terrace CARGO P California Road California Lane i d Thomson Street n P a e e o Woodrouffe Terrace c t e r R o r l l Talbot Road f f i i t e Yew Tree Courth Clifton Street t l d Oswald Street n Wakefield Road u R r Kingmoor Business Park o Linton Close B a Colville Terrace Cherry Garth d Kingstown Broadway East Nelson Street David Street Lindisfarne Street Tramside Way Colville Street North Farneside Close d a o R l l i h t n u Leabank Road r St Nicholas Gate B Westmorland Court Holstead Close PARK BROOM Teasdale Place Lowry Hill Road Morley Street St Jame's Avenue Kingmoor Junior Lewis Court Drawdykes Lane Lowry Hill Road St Cuthbert's Street CumberlandNorthumberland Court Street Jack Watt Close s n School e St Jame's Road d r Graham Street a G Currock Rd y Westmorland Street r w o Lowry Hill Road L Rome Street e v Kings Drive i r D e s r v i e Moorville Way r t Norfolk Court D e P Centurions Walk h t t r S o East Norfolk Street Goschen Road w Turnberry Way a N Lowry HillSanderson Close Play Park Colville Street LINSTOCK Hether Drive Kingsmoor Rd Morrisons Tarraby Lane A689 Moorville Drive Bailey Road KINGMOOR A689 BELAH Supermarket GRINSDALE Windsor Way e s o Kingmoor Road l C The Nurseries t l e A689 G Houghton Road Esk Road TARRABY Coophouse Lane GRINSDALE Brampton Rd Swinburn Drive Briar Bank Northwood Crescent Beech Grove Bracken Ridge Lansdowne Crescent Fernlea Way Firlands Caird Avenue Dene Crescent Austin Friars School Belah Crescent Millcroft Waverley Road Beechwood Avenue Parkside Hartley Avenue Deer Park Road Eden Street Dixon Road Stanwix Primary Knowefield Avenue School Knowe Park Avenue Croft Road Belah Road Etterby Lea Crescent Knowe Road ETTERBY Strawberry Terrace Etterby Lea Grove Dykes Terrace Etterby Lea Road Rosebery Road Longlands Road Gleneagles Drive Sheepmount Cheviot Road Balmoral Court EtterbyAthletics Scaur Stadium Thornton Road B6264 EDENTOWN Tarraby Lane Etterby Street Well Lane RICKERBY Carlton Gardens Church Street Stainton Road Carlisle Etterby Road Cricket Club STANWIXThe Sands Marlborough Gardens STAINTON A7 Centre St George's Crescent M6 Cavendish Terrace M6 M6 Carlisle Castle A689 Stephenson Industrial Estate Trinity School Moorhouse Rd Stony Holme Golf Course e v i r Tesco D H s ' A69 Willow Holme Road o Cumberland Infirmary r l o m Burgh Rd y T 43 e a L Millrace Road M BURGH ROAD INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Supermarket a n e Sainsbury’s Duke's Road Burgh Road Tullie House The Museum Burgh Road Industrial Estate Superstore Dacre Road Carlisle United FC Port Road Industrial Estate Willow Holme Road Carlisle Castle Moor Park Avenue Corporation Road Catholic Lane Newtown Kings Own Royal Border Regiment BELLE VUE Marconi Road Newtown Rd Rotary Way Palmer Road Cumberland Infirmary West Tower Street Devonshire Walk B5307 NEWTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE Warwick Rd Grinsdale Avenue Strand Road Scotby Road Primary School Engine Lonning Grasscrete Road CARLISLE Belle Vue Lismore Place St Aidan's Road t Lawson Street e WILLOWHOLME e Lowther Street r t Tullie House Museum S ibis Carlisle Primary School Infirmary Street Fisher Street h c t Turnstone Drive o Byron Street c Abbey Street Howard Place A S C Clift Street A7 c r r Castle Street i e f Caxton Road f d e Heysham Park City Centre A595 a l Ruthella Street l R A69 e University Kirkstead Road o d Montgomery Way R a a o Chatsworth Square d o Guildhall Museum Thirlwell Gardens a R d Hill Head K k B5299 c Berkeley Grange e A69 e l DURRANHILL d St Aidan's Road B ofWarwick Cumbria Road CALDEWGATE R A595 Carlisle Chiswick Street o Auchinleck Drive a d Queen Street Birchdale Road Milbourne Street Lismore Street d a West Walls Crosby Street Brunton Avenue o Victoria Road e A595 R Warwick Square n Rigg Street r a Ashley Street English Street L e High Meadow Carlisle Railway Station Rosehill Industrial Estate v River Street d l a e Wigton Rd Granville Road e i Green Lane Willow Park f Portland Square B s Low Meadow d Morton Street Raffles Avenue n Viaduct Estate Road a Eden Park Crescent ROSEHILL INDUSTRIAL ESTATE S Brookside Petteril Street Melbourne Park Tullie Street NEWTOWN Milbourne Road Backhouses Walk St Bedes RC Primary School Devonshire Street Brunswick Street Eldred Street Potters Place English Street Milbourne Crescent English Damside Bush Brow Wavell Drive Prior Rigg Lane Mardale Road Kendal Street Broad Street BELLE VUE Cecil Street 43 Banks Lane Wood Street Halfeys Lane Vasey Crescent Bower Street ShaddongateNewcastle Street Rd Stanhope Road Mary Street Castlesteads Drive Marks Avenue Brook Street A7 Aglionby Street C e oad Scotby Grange o s Finn Avenue Osborne Avenue Walkmill Crescent a Carlisle o Junction Street BOTCHERBY Near Park l l Botchergate f e C l r l tone Road brooke R e A Fusehill Street t Priory Road Portland Place v s Primary School Monks Close Road Alan e Carvoran Way e Charlotte Street Greys n h Creighton Avenue Wingate Road u c Durranhill Road e d Crummock Street u Yewdale Primary School Shadygrove Road Raffles Avenue R Park Road Bassenthwaite Street Tait Street Botcherby Avenue Rydal Street Gilsland Road Stanhope Road Water Street Collier Lane Sheffield Street Charles Street Dobinson Road Melbourne Road Farlam Drive Victoria Viaduct Chesterholm Asda Supermarket Hespek Raise Edward Street Grey Street Margaret Creighton Gardens James Street South Street Ennerdale Avenue Lorne Street South Henry Street Howe Street Yewdale Road Ullswater Road Merith Avenue Orton Rd Fairfield Gardens Sybil Street Lancaster Street Linton Street Housesteads Road Windermere Road Bedford Road Flower Street Close Street A Dunmail Dr Nelson Street Borland Avenue Cumrew Close Sandsfield Rd Collingwood Street Parkett Hill Cartmel Drive St Nicholas Street Empire Road Currock Street Troutbeck Drive Cherry Brow Whinnie House Road Blencowe Street Trafalgar Street Crown Street Eskdale Avenue Scotby Village Greta Avenue Skiddaw Road Thomson Street Robert Ferguson Metcalfe Street Eastern Way Holmrook Road Brook Street Richmond Green Scawfell Road Tramside Way Morton Park St Jame's Road
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