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HELP SHEET for KNOWLEDGE TEST Amenities/Hotels/Leisure Facilities Areas Within Poole HELP SHEET FOR KNOWLEDGE TEST Please note: This list is provided to help with learning for the Knowledge Test. It should not be regarded as the minimum knowledge needed as any location in Poole may be asked during the test. Areas within Poole Alderney Lilliput Alder Hills Merley Ashley Cross New Town Baiter Park Oakdale Bearwood Rossmore Branksome Parkstone Broadstone Poole Quarter Bourne Valley Sandbanks Canford Cliffs Seldown Park Canford Heath Talbot Heath Creekmoor Turlin Moor Hamworthy Wallisdown Hillbourne Waterloo Amenities/Hotels/Leisure Facilities Poole General Hospital Sandbanks Hotel Poole Maternity Hospital Haven Hotel St Anne’s Hospital Thistle Hotel Alderney Hospital Harbour Heights Hotel Poole Day Centre Premier Travel Inn (2) Poole Railway Station Express by Holiday Inn Parkstone Railway Station Tower Park Branksome Railway Station Rockley Park Hamworthy Railway Station Salterns Marina Continental Ferry Terminal Moriconium Quay National Express Drop Off /Pick up Cobbs Quay Police Station Poole Park Civic Centre Hamworthy Park Poole Guildhall Upton House Country Park Poole Crematorium Poole Stadium Royal Marines Base Dolphin Shopping Centre RNLI Training College Lighthouse Bournemouth University Compton Acres Gardens Poole College Canford Park Arena Rossmore Community College Broadstone Sports Centre Parkstone Grammar School Poole Sports Centre Poole Grammar School Rossmore Leisure Centre St Edwards School Dolphin Swimming Pool Major Junctions/Bridges Civic Centre Gyratory System Penn Hill junction County Gates Poole Lifting Bridge Derbys Corner R/a Pottery Junction Fleets Bridge R/a Sea View R/a George R/a Seldown Bridge Hungerhill R/a Shah of Persia Junction Mountbatten Arms R/a Towngate Bridge Oakdale Traffic Lights Main Roads Alder Road Holes Bay Road Ashley Road Longfleet Road Blandford Road Lower Blandford Road Bournemouth Road Magna Road Broadstone Way Old Wareham Road Cabot Lane Poole Road (Branksome) Canford Heath Road Queen Anne Drive Canford Way Ringwood Road Commercial Road Upton By-Pass Dorset Way Upton Road Gravel Hill Wallisdown Road Herbert Avenue Waterloo Road Higher Blandford Road Wimborne Road Secondary Roads Adastral Road Fitzworth Avenue Albert Road Fleets Lane Alderney Avenue Fontmell Road Alexandra Road Foxholes Road Anthonys Avenue French Road Archway Road Garland Road Arne Avenue Gibson Road Arrowsmith Road Gorleston Road Ashmore Avenue Guest Avenue Bader Road Hatchpond Road Banks Road Haven Road Barn Road Haymoor Road Beechbank Avenue High Howe Lane Beamish Road Hillbourne Road Beckhampton Road Hinchcliffe Road Belben Road Inglesham Way Bloxworth Road Johnston Road Bourne Valley Road Jolliffe Road Bridport Road Kellaway Road Britannia Road King John Avenue Brixey Road King Richard Drive Bury Road Kingland Road Canford Cliffs Road Kings Avenue Canford Magna Labrador Drive Castle Hill Lagland Street Catalina Drive Lake Drive Chetwode Way Lake Road Christopher Crescent Lancaster Drive Churchill Road Learoyd Road Clarendon Road Leicester Road Coles Avenue Lewesdon Drive Compton Avenue Lilliput Road Constitution Hill Road Lindsay Road Cranbrook Road Links Road Creekmoor Lane Livingstone Road Cromer Road Long Meadow Lane Culliford Crescent Lower Golf Links Road Cynthia Road Lulworth Avenue Dale Road Lynwood Drive Dale Valley Road Mannings Heath Road Danecourt Road Manor Avenue Darbys Lane Mansfield Road Dorchester Road Martello Road Dunyeats Road Martello Road South Edgarton Road Melbury Avenue Elms Avenue Merley Gardens Evering Avenue Merley Lane Fernbarrow Millfield Fernside Road Milne Road Mitchell Road Springdale Road Moor Road Springfield Road Mossley Avenue Spur Hill Avenue Mount Pleasant Road St Aldhelms Road Napier Road St Marys Road New Orchard St Osmunds Road Newfoundland Drive Stanley Green Road North Lodge Road Station Approach North Road Station Road North Street Steepleton Road Northmead Drive Sterte Road Northmere Road Stinsford Road Nuffield Road Sunnyside Road Oakdale Road Surrey Road Oakley Hill Symes Road Oakley Lane Tatnam Road Old Orchard The Avenue Panorama Road The Quay Parkstone Road Tollerford Road Parkstone Avenue Tower Road West Penn Hill Avenue Turlin Road Petersham Road Twyford Way Pinesprings Drive Upper Golf Links Road Pinecliff Road Upper Road Plantation Road Uppleby Road Playfields Drive Upton Way Poole Road (Upton) Verity Crescent Portesham Way Vicarage Road Pottery Road Victoria Road Pound Lane Viscount Walk Princess Road Walking Field Lane Recreation Road Warburton Road Rempstone Road West Quay Road Richmond Road West Street Rosemary Road West Way Rossmore Road Western Avenue Runnymede Avenue Western Road Sandbanks Road Whitchurch Avenue Sandecotes Road Whitecliff Road Scarf Road Wilderton Road Scott Road Winston Avenue Sea View Road Woking Road Shapwick Road Woodlands Avenue Sherborne Crescent Woodpecker Drive Sheringham Road Woodside Road Shore Road Wroxham Road Sopers Lane Yarmouth Road Sopwith Crescent Yarrow Road Southill Road York Road Spencer Road .
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