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Map Referred to in the East Suffolk (Electoral Changes) Order 2018 Sheet 1 of 1 SHEET 1, MAP 1 Map referred to in the East Suffolk (Electoral Changes) Order 2018 Sheet 1 of 1 LOUND CP Boundary alignment and names shown on the mapping background SOMERLEYTON, may not be up to date. They may differ from the latest boundary information ASHBY AND applied as part of this review. HERRINGFLEET CP LOTHINGLAND CORTON CP BLUNDESTON CP This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Keeper of Public Records © Crown copyright and database right. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and database right. The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2018. F FLIXTON CP GUNTON & ST M MARGARETS J N K OULTON CP OULTON BROAD LOWESTOFT CP HARBOUR & OULTON NORMANSTON BROAD CP G O KEY TO PARISH WARDS P H FELIXSTOWE CP KIRKLEY & Q PAKEFIELD CARLTON A COASTAL & WHITTON B MARSHES E C PORT BECCLES CP BARNBY CP CARLTON BECCLES & COLVILLE CP L D WALTON WORLINGHAM I NORTH COVE CP CARLTON METTINGHAM SHIPMEADOW WORLINGHAM CP COLVILLE LOWESTOFT CP CP CP BARSHAM CP ELMTREE E GISLEHAM CP F GUNTON MUTFORD CP G HARBOUR & NORMANSTON BUNGAY CP H KIRKLEY I PAKEFIELD ST JOHN, RUSHMERE CP ILKETSHALL CP J ST MARGARETS EAST RINGSFIELD CP ELLOUGH CP K ST MARGARETS WEST L TOM CRISP BUNGAY & WAINFORD WESTON CP ST ANDREW, KESSINGLAND FLIXTON CP ILKETSHALL CP E H S HENSTEAD OULTON CP I KESSINGLAND CP T P S U W WITH HULVER C I T R L O WILLINGHAM D K L S E STREET CP L E , H A E T W ST MARY CP Y T I S R F R O H M OULTON EAST A S E M A M R N L A E T L C H N OULTON WEST M E S C M O ST PETER, ST MARGARET, , L P H SOTTERLEY CP E SOUTH ILKETSHALL CP REDISHAM ELMHAM CP SHADINGFIELD CP CP OULTON BROAD CP ST MARGARET, BENACRE CP SOUTH ELMHAM CP ST CROSS, ST MICHAEL, O OULTON BROAD NORTH SOUTH SOUTH ELMHAM CP P OULTON BROAD SOUTH EAST ELMHAM CP WRENTHAM CP Q OULTON BROAD SOUTH WEST ALL SAINTS AND ST NICHOLAS, SOUTH ELMHAM CP BRAMPTON WITH RUSHMERE ST ANDREW CP STOVEN CP FROSTENDEN RUMBURGH CP R RUSHMERE ST ANDREW BEECH CP COVEHITHE CP S RUSHMERE ST ANDREW TOWER WESTHALL CP T RUSHMERE ST ANDREW VILLAGE ST JAMES, SPEXHALL CP SOUTH UGGESHALL CP ELMHAM CP SOUTH COVE CP HALESWORTH & BLYTHING WISSETT CP SOTHERTON CP HOLTON CP WRENTHAM, WANGFORD & WESTLETON WANGFORD WITH CHEDISTON CP HENHAM CP REYDON CP LINSTEAD PARVA CP BLYFORD CP HALESWORTH CP LINSTEAD MAGNA CP SOUTHWOLD WENHASTON WITH MELLS COOKLEY CP SOUTHWOLD HAMLET CP CP CRATFIELD CP WALBERSWICK CP HUNTINGFIELD CP BLYTHBURGH CP WALPOLE CP BRAMFIELD CP THORINGTON CP KELSALE & YOXFORD UBBESTON CP HEVENINGHAM CP DARSHAM CP SIBTON CP DUNWICH PEASENHALL CP CP YOXFORD CP WESTLETON CP DENNINGTON CP BADINGHAM CP MIDDLETON CP BRUISYARD CP KELSALE CUM SAXTEAD CP RENDHAM CP CARLTON CP CRANSFORD CP THEBERTON CP FRAMLINGHAM CP SWEFLING CP LEISTON CP EARL SOHAM CP SAXMUNDHAM CP SAXMUNDHAM FRAMLINGHAM GREAT GLEMHAM CP ALDEBURGH & LEISTON BENHALL CP STERNFIELD KNODISHALL CP CP CRETINGHAM KETTLEBURGH CP CP PARHAM CP BRANDESTON CP STRATFORD ALDRINGHAM CUM THORPE CP ST ANDREW CP EASTON CP FARNHAM CP FRISTON CP MARLESFORD LITTLE CP GLEMHAM CP MONEWDEN CP HOO CP SNAPE CP HACHESTON CP ALDEBURGH CP WICKHAM MARKET LETHERINGHAM CP BLAXHALL CP CHARSFIELD CP WICKHAM MARKET CP CAMPSEY ASH CP IKEN CP TUNSTALL CP OTLEY CP DALLINGHOO CP DEBACH CP PETTISTREE CP CLOPTON CP RENDLESHAM & ORFORD B O U RENDLESHAM CP L G E C BREDFIELD CP P SUDBOURNE CP UFFORD CP WANTISDEN CP CHILLESFORD CP SWILLAND CARLFORD BURGH CP CP & FYNN VALLEY GRUNDISBURGH CP MELTON EYKE CP WITNESHAM CP HASKETON CP MELTON CP BROMESWELL CP BUTLEY CP ORFORD CP CULPHO CP GEDGRAVE CP TUDDENHAM GREAT WOODBRIDGE ST BEALINGS CP WOODBRIDGE CP CAPEL ST MARTIN CP ANDREW CP WESTERFIELD CP SUTTON HEATH CP PLAYFORD CP LITTLE BEALINGS CP BOYTON CP T SUTTON CP DEBEN RUSHMERE ST ANDREW CP MARTLESHAM CP KESGRAVE R HOLLESLEY CP KESGRAVE CP MARTLESHAM & PURDIS FARM SHOTTISHAM RUSHMERE WALDRINGFIELD CP ST CP ANDREW S BRIGHTWELL CP FOXHALL CP NEWBOURNE CP PURDIS FARM CP HEMLEY CP ALDERTON CP BUCKLESHAM CP RAMSHOLT CP KIRTON CP NACTON CP ORWELL & VILLAGES LEVINGTON CP BAWDSEY CP FALKENHAM CP STRATTON HALL CP TRIMLEY ST MARTIN CP B EASTERN FELIXSTOWE FELIXSTOWE CP TRIMLEY ST D MARY CP A 01.5 3 6 WESTERN FELIXSTOWE C KEY Kilometres DISTRICT COUNCIL BOUNDARY 1 cm = 0.6195 km WARD BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH PARISH BOUNDARY WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH PARISH WARD BOUNDARY MELTON WARD NAME BAWDSEY CP PARISH NAME.
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