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Visitor Information Points The Chattri War Memorial L o n d o Braypool n R Sports o a Ground d D i A t c 2 h STANMER l 3 i n g R o a d A 2 7 Stanmer Rural Museum Stanmer Great Wood Parish Church B r a y p o o l L a n e A Ladies Mile 2 7 Local Nature e s University o R l Reserve e e C u of Brighton c n k e t v o c A C o l i d r e Exion 27 e a i n y w k L a e t n n c e R L a s a o o l u e a M o n E a y p v e r a e A d B e s i d A 2 7 B r a A 2 7 L o m o n d C E A s r v k o e b w n a u h n e u k r s A t v R e G n o l a u e e u n d e e e A v n s i d f B r a e a l K l s e A n m v Wilkins e u B n r Folly e e u n e g A e a v u i n e T Horsdean r e e i l l n v H n h A u u s e u n o o e A H A e e r e i 2 i l Park r k v 7 B o u e n v a c A e n h e M v i n n l A u e l e e d i d A r s v a e e a C d r n B a u d o a e o r t s R R A a d s t R o h u r g C r o w n B i Va l e A v e n u e a l V r d a l e A e h a v a e n u e i d R o n c t H s r s e t s u e e u e i h c e n D k s v r w A S t s e D a a d o l h a e H i f i T n n g n a i l y l l A P Brighton A i h v v H i e l e S s s Patcham Fawcett n r & Hove n l o C l A u e u o i l d w e Playing Fields v Golf u H e n r e d t a u e a h n C y Eastwick a u o c u S n R l r Course o A e l e v l s u Bottom A e v B e a t t y a h h e N r L C C n e o t o o University u a l r n e s d t W C e r u e h d r of Sussex e n a S a e o v d v n i o o n g n l A L All Saints E Great Wood Stanmer u n a y t 7 C n R a t h 2 t e i a CE Church r d Park A o V i e w R a l l e m i o a l k o A a R i n d t W B a a d v W o B e l B d e i a n d M l r u ’ d A e r s O s h e a l o i e o 2 C i d l R y a l l 3 l e l L d s i h a l k a r A s A e W n w M n u r c u p K e v v e B u t t e e A i e n a c k d Patcham u M a e o V R a Place i e w Carden l V i l l y e d m i n e Recreation W l Coney Woods A Park w H v a i e Ground l g r l h n i C v u Coldean S H i e e t u e o w v e n Waterhall h g A n i c H a Primary y A r U v M u e Golf e u n h n e School i WATERHALL n e d r v a C v o B C u A h R e a d r t e R o o e Course e i e t w h W g y P e r l o k d a a i o N c a a s B a o t l a d R v y i o t R o M t g e M n y i i l y r i n University r n R t M e i g t h ’ A h W u s d t i e C B o o d a r v S h a d n a r of Brighton L P e n e C u a l y o H n r i m r l Dharma s l u Varley t d C a t b s e o O f R n e i r l h o m e R t School e a n g r e l T e i c r W L l a r u e a s a m e n l d d e n e A v W d h h i e w e i C A a s o d o a d e R y M v t o n o h l e V T i g e d H i g h v i e w R o a l S i n s e d i i e n R s t e r C u h u C M i d w l a d e l o o o i l e R S e l h a m R o M s a d s e s ’ C i e e L a d W Patcham H S h a a a l d e l v y w l i A a Methodist r h n S o g W k e w n a t v i u h m St. Mary o 2 h n H i g Church n d u A o a 7 n r e e R W a y v Library C l o s C b e s e y r c a m m e n Magdalene l r e u c k t o d o C M u R s R Coney Hill s ’ M i l e R o a d a e u e L a d i e l o s Church S e e p i s a S u R e t e s d Brighton A d r r l n o a u s d s R i d h e i l l v r R n a M y H H a y w o r e y C Rugby a l m e n d l d F a u a O M Football d e l a e o l d l i R d a d l l o C h a R C t e r h W a L i l e Club e l s B s u o M l o o 7 s ’ C C r o a d a d r n e s r e e R i s c i r s t g 2 d Patcham e n e n s h u d a t k e L e l a w n e l e i g h l t H r A o C a r o l C l S t o d r a W R n a Junior G a C i y B R Patcham s Y e o R r C o u n d o o School Carden g t a s m u a m t e n d Library r c e h o p C l e H l k R Primary l e e t c i m o i r s s y g Allotments f o n e H e u e e l n i h v e C r l g h A a School e r C C v i r n l e d e e e l o n e e C n i t u e l S d s n n e e l a S v W d C A d e w o l n r C u e d d a e r a n n a r t C e y W a A D r d y i a e t n v C n t e e P a r s S c l s e v n COLDEAN c y r d e e Falmer r c s E s e a a r e d C l o D e d v i e w C C O n oo W i n d m n a e e i y n s l l d W Patcham D r i v e w u l n g v R o t h e r f i e l d C l v l o a e t i a r e B e r C Station r T D PATCHAM A o k Windmill S h a n W m v o Amex R l a i o C e b h e C l d u W t g l i n o i n o o N M n I t n e s c u g l W a s t h u C Stadium y e a d f r n a n r C Patcham i e t n o e e C a i e m l W a y s l a Patcham D l y l d O r n d o d House a h e e e n k a L c s A High n c n a A t R n v e e School v i e n o L e e v r i e t R D School n a a n n D W i n t o u n d d m i o n l l u e D r i v e D e e a e d T t w s y Patcham e r i v f o R r u D r u l d l e h Infant a e R s a y D n C u o h W n r a e e e d l a g v e a i l l u A V School F k P n n d e e e e r a d oad a a a r R B R v C P n r o d t r A e d e a a r a c a m d n C d y o l h g e R e K w i B t F a B y e f W a s r y e r n n r n e w m d A a a n e o i r m s r n a o n W h d W b o W g g R e u i v F B r w r w i a r D n d s e n t o n n t y e e h a y y D c e a o B r y s n p e m a n r R m b e C - 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