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The Boundary Committee for England THE BOUNDARY COMMITTEE FOR ENGLAND PERIODIC ELECTORAL REVIEW OF KIRKLEES Final Recommendations for Ward Boundaries in the Borough of Kirklees July 2003 Sheet 2 of 11 "This map is reproduced from the OS map by The Electoral Commission Sheet 2 with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office, © Crown Copyright. 1 2 Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. 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c D k A O R HANGING HEATON S Playing Field D E E L HECKMONDWIKE WARD K D I MIL Y L A L P Hyrstmount LAN A O E I l N W R Junior School D o H o A E IL K k h Und EET L O c c TR G C S e S IGH CHIDSWELL L R H N School A H A B A E N L R D y E I ID School L E F T R e S A tl N L X O O a M A R F B M O CO H A D TE D KGA C A KIR St Paul's R Church Hyrstlands Park B W A C L H K E Cricket I V D LE A STAINCLIFFE Windsor Farm S Y S BATLEY CARR Ground 3 Football L IN 5 W A LL D 6 SHAW E N D A A Ground E O H R L O CROSS L S R L D R A N N E A T E L A Chidswell Farm G E D W N I S S D O A L E L N O N L R O LA Dewsbury and U OAD S M RE R D D M SME E R N District Hospital GRA E S D E O L pe S R C n T O UPPE A R ROAD R E O S i K M ve T School r A I E N N CL A L I F D D F OA O E R N DS W AL E R HE L O L R A A ll R ba N H D t E A oo E M F C y d C I b n S L g u K u ro B School L R G M R 6 O 1 O 2 N A 8 D D W School Chemical Works I K E A R L O Bywell A E D Dewsbury G C of E (Controlled) Recreation Ground College D Junior School E N LEY ST E RT K BIRKDALE ROAD HA C CRACKENEDGE A T S R Hanging Heaton Golf Course C D R A W Low Farm Dewsbury Church College Park Farm WESTBOROUGH S T A Sewage Works I N DEWSBURY EAST WARD C L I D F D OA F A R RO D H E RD L XFO IE A O F L R H RT IF O A NO X A R D O A D Carr Farm EASTBOROUGH Westmoor Junior School CAR R LANE St John Fisher Fi RC High School nch i ng 422,000 m D ik e Def DEWSBURY WEST WARD D A Earlsheaton RO S High School Westborough ND LA High School OR O Tomroyds Farm M EIGHTLANDS DEWSBURY D SE22SW BOOTHROYD THE FLATTS A O WAKEF MOOR R IELD R G OAD B N O I R DEWSBURY Church O Y T R H T U Earlsheaton 422,000 m S Wakefield Road R D B Cemetery O L S Recreation Ground Y A W M E D R D L O A W Jill Lane Farm N WA E K E ST E FI L T EL A A D TR G D R N T GE R OA CE S ARA D JILL LANE E VIC W D Crematorium L O H Crow Nest Park MIRFIELD WARD E C K T All Saints' E M EE AD N R LDAMS RO W Church Earlsheaton Park A O ST A L N I Y H L D IG E W H T L MIRFIELD 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