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A9/A96 Inshes to Smithton Dmrb Stage 3 Scheme Mean High Water Springs MP 141.5 Notes: Track 1. OS Mastermap was obtained in February 2019 and is for Cairnlaw Burn illustration purposes only. Spreads N SM Sloping masonry Glenbeg Mean High Water Springs MHWS SM Track Du Allan Well 7.8m Shingle SM Isle View Refuse Tip SM SM Glenericht SM Legend: SM Shingle SM Mud and Boulders Lay-by Sand and Scretan Burn Mean High Water Springs Shingle Mud and Boulders Mean High Water Springs Mean High Water Springs Spreads Pond A Class Road B Class Road MP 141.75 5.2m MLWS Firth View Mud and Boulders C Class Road The Brambles MLWS Roseacre Issues Unclassified Road Issues Scretan Bridge Cairnlaw 156 Path A96 Smithton Private Access SM SM Ward Bdy 4.1m Moray Firth Sinks 158 164 Mean High Water Springs Junction B Bus Stop 166 Mean High Water Springs SM Refuse Tip 172 Burn 5 SM SM Study Area MS SL Scretan Culloden 6 MLWS 1 Scretan 62 Shingle Playground 64 12 3.7m 70 MP 142 DRIVE 72 MACLEANCOURT 74 18 117 GALLOWAY 84 21 86 4.3m Playground Mean High & Mean Low Water Springs 119 121 BARN CHURCH ROAD 88 Mean High Water Springs Pond 131 C1032 Barn Church Road 98 133 Aberdeen to Inverness Railway Line A 96 FB Sloping Masonry 135 10.2m 1 COURT A 9 19 Seafield 16.9m FRASER 4.3m Stratton Churchfield Cottage 14 7 4.0m Drain A 96 Cairnlaw Burn 11 MH & MLWS Stratton Farm Cottage MP.25 Cairnlaw Burn Mud and Boulders Sloping Masonry 57 Mud and Boulders Stratton Stratton BARN CHURCH ROAD Shingle Mean High & Mean Low Water Springs FS Water Springs SM Garage HARBOUR ROAD Mean High Water Springs BARN CHURCH ROAD 59 L Twr masonry 1 2 Mean High 32.5m 4 FS Sloping 3 L Twr SM 5.0m Ben Wyvis View SM 61 A 9 Lay-By Cycle Track & Path Sluice El Sub Sta L Twr Hall 4.1m Pond 80 Seafield Track Sand and Shingle Track 53 SM 1 20 Sloping masonry Unit 1 Unit 55 Unit 2 Unit 71 Drain Spring Mill Burn MP.50 20.2m 74 SL Roundabout SP SM SL 57 6 Sinclair Terrace Ward Bdy El Sub Sta 14 11.4m 8 Track 63 Cycle Track & Path MS 142.75 SINCLAIR PARK 66 El Sub Sta MP 143 11.6m Mast SL 50 LC 60 1a EASTFIELDB WAY 11 51 7 1 GARDENS A 96 SMITHTON VILLAS Superstore Raigmore 1 Hotel PH 40 34.7m 2 Posts Filling Sta Stone 34 Drain MILLBURN ROAD TCB Corrie Lodge Path ROUNDABOUT Tank 43 Duckend Interchange 18 22 MS Hotel 47 116.75 A96 Aberdeen - Inverness Trunk Road SM Ps A 96 16 The 37 1 to 6 El Sub Sta El Sub Sta Cottage 8.8m 1 12 Stone Schlaegel RAIGMORE Hotel Leisure Centre 2 Stone INTERCHANGE Stoneyfield LB Business 25.7m SINCLAIR PARK B865 A 9 Centre El Sub Sta Garden Centre 25 38.3m Ashton Farm Fir Trees FB EASTFIELD WAY Play Area 2 Millburn Road Westminster House 1 Sweethope Stone Willowbank Access Road 18 Stoneyfield Hotel 13.5m House Apartments Civil Defence Centre 115 KING 3b 3a El Sub Sta SMITHTON ROAD OLD PERTH ROAD DUNCAN'S ROAD 12 Barony House Pond U2820 Eastfield Way 13 Wireless 127 Mast Cowan House 11 16 to 24 15 13 14 Hazel House 13 CRANMORE DRIVE 37.8m El 103 Sub Sta HIGHLANDER WAY FORBES PLACE 56 Tank El Sub Sta 35 25 to 33 Ward Bdy Inverness 66 34 Larch House John Dewar Building B 89 MACKINTOSH PLACE 1 21.3m 155 to 175 229 to 249 177 6 MACKINTOSH ROAD Willow House 153 Cinema 179 Inverness Retail 115 to 135 6 1 6 Retail and 93 Darach House 139 7 and 28.1m 67 207 to 227 B 185 to 205 273 to 293 59 147 El 181 183 251 to 271 Aqueduct 46 Sub Sta El Business Park U5202 Highlander Way 81 1 Sub Sta 71 1 137 145 1 to 21 Business Park 27.0m 93 to 113 El Sub Sta 77 49 to 69 Play Area Issues 73 36 51 78 40.4m 2 30 27.1m 7 71 to 91 26 Scretan Burn 22 44 27 to 47 38 20 Smithton36 11 25.8m MACKINTOSH ROAD 2 to 22 1 B 2 23 151 TCB 20 17 24 SMITHTON PARK El Sub Sta 28 LB B 30 2 El Sub Sta 153 59 43 29 6 90 1 to 21 18 7 El 14 MP .50 23 CHATTAN AVENUE 21 Sub Sta 157 3 4 2 1 Tk 41 4 ASHTON 2 2 B 9 11 51 4 Smithton 5 15 16 Scretan Burn Lay-By 7 69 6 10 Path 8 El Sub Sta ROAD CRANMORE DRIVE B 52 3 12 12 El Sub Sta 39 14 31 9 11 25 31 LB 43 10 Playground 29 23 to 43 13 23 41 16 15 12 1 Path 10 14 16 Ashton Farm 21 KING DUNCANS GARDENS 12 16a SM PO 42 36 24 16b TCB 107 33 19 27.2m 60 17 81 69 20 28 18 U2820 33 Eastfield Way 18a 21 23 Brookside Stratton 18b 22 1 5 24 57 40 Cottage 18 31 7 61 36 27 7 25 28 67 32.3m 26 FB Roselea 59 29 7 INVERNESS 32 Drain 9 31 30 66 30 BEECHWOOD COURT 74 32 43.3m 109 100 81 26 11 7 50 1 32.3m 102 9 104 1 28 91 106 11 15 24 1 68 Lylowen 108 1 13 KING DUNCAN'S ROAD 2 20 30 93 52 95 15 SICILY ROAD BEECHWOOD ROAD 76 15 2 El Sub Sta 6 1 62 10 118 98 22 30 to 50 14 8 20 2 10 158 Smithton 156 ASHTON 123 Ashton Farm Cottages 154 SMITHTON PARK Primary School 152 44 11 93 B 150 ROAD SMITHTON PARK El Sub Sta 52 60 68 2 17 Golden Bridge Ashton Farm 160 66 88 52 39 El Sub Sta Clonburn 31 47 95 40 34 128 46 49 41 92 31 140 27 El Sub Sta Playground 32 54 168 117 70 to 90 to 70 Track 98 Playground 23 68 FB B El Sub Sta The Cuckoo Stone 36.4m 17 Mast 107 125 19 138 63 16 Ward Bdy 22 73 A 9 13 75 176 CRESCENT El Posts 178 OLD PERTH ROAD Sub Sta 191 68 Issues 172 189 15 6 195 DRIVE 65 ASHTON 78 115 Raigmore Primary School 193 20 Beechwood Burn 137 71 SMITHTON PARK 11 197 Drain ALAMEIN 9 11 44.2m 42 28.6m 127 28 10 70 24 192 7 Posts STRATTON ROAD 147 Posts 207 2 10 Path 135 1 80 110 90 187 2 6 32 8 2 22 1 MP .25 36 Drumrosach Bridge 46.1m 4 177 157 21 40 7 22 28.6m 125 2c 38 92 21 100 3 Cornriggs 167 1 2b Community 20 Centre 26 1 Posts 13 1 KENNETH PLACE 2a 49 32 CHURCHILL ROAD 120 Ward Bdy 98 TOWER BRAE NORTH 62 42 16 39 44 38 2 11 1 26 40 13 12 112 43 47 11 48 Ashville 10 ANZIO ROAD 50 37 17 B 52 46 RESAURIE GARDENS 1 4 1 122 5 48 Sub StaEl 1 33 26 7 Shenavall Centre 56.3m 58 2 46 19 39 2 Fraser Noble 60 54 El Sub Sta Scheduled Court Path FB 5 56 12 11 43 8 9 ROWAN GROVE CAMERON COURT Child Development 37 2 25 Willowbank Centre 1 SOMME CRESCENT 38 WAY 4 62 8 15 Annfield 14 FB Cairn CAULFIELD ROAD NORTH 2 19 Monument 45 (re-erected) 12 20 36 9 Path WIMBERLEY El Sub Sta 21 10 13 24 70 Wellgrove 27 ROWAN WAY 14 19 1 20 17 3a 16 28.4m Chy 4 22 5 1 Pond 5 Barn View 2 57 28 TCBs 22 26 3 4 MP 115 RHINE DRIVE 23 33 22 Childrens Posts Lisemhor Burnside Nursery Goodwood 9 47.9m Aira 5 15 34 Welfare Centre Community Centre Heather Heli-Pad Manse Court 37 14 Runnymede Eilean Court Track 15 16 1 and 2 Stone Posts Kyle The House Juniper The Stables Kaleyard Court Court 16 12 Birches Shieling 11 8 Tigh Airidh 28 El Sub Sta Track 4 Tks MP 116 Drum Court 9 25 Arisaig 1 11 1 Blaven 24 DRIVE 24 4 Spillwood 6 5 Bonnie BURNSIDE 11 11 Loch View Glen Court Court Orinsay 18 10 2 4 12 32 Mill Court 10 Galloway Lodge 65.6m 28 4a 10 Rockyle 6 14 28.4m Ward Bdy 3 WOODSIDE TERRACE TOBRUK ROAD 7 Firth Court Pond FB 11 1 84 4 Cairn Court 24 Resaurie 3 B LB BALMORAL TERRACE Bridgehouse Lamerick 7 Resaurie 1 28.6m 16 96 8 98 Illyria El 2 Sub Sta 25 BURMA COURT 100 74 8 27 21 MP .25 1 Track Highland Main Line Railway 28.3m Beech Court Tigh-nan-Eisdeoran 95 61 to 111 odds 17 2 81 MP .75 101 72 5 FB 103 Tanks Path WOODSIDE TERRACE 105 89 34 4 Ward Bdy 79 9 22 MARNE ROAD 20 Ridgewood 13 15 TOWERHILL DRIVE 8 1 3 17 93 Chy Pond 16 63 FINAL ISSUE The Hill 24 Arden Court 11 21 MP .5 59 The Tilt 1 10 Viewfields 17 P00.3 20/09/19 AT CH DC DC 30 59 65 68 3 20 12 1 AVENUE 73 2 28.1m Inverness 8 RAIGMORE GARDENS 55 Ps Issues 67 71 M9/A9 Edinburgh - Stirling - Thurso Trunk Road 46 A9 Inshes Northbound Issues 19 CG 76.5m 51 47 Craigewen 14 Purpose of revision Apprv'd TOWER Rev Rev.
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