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Darlington Borough Local Plan Policies Maps Darlington Borough Local Plan Policies Maps Darlington Borough Council June 2018 Contents Map 1 Key Diagram Map 2 Borough Overview Map 3 West side of the Borough Map 4 East side of the Borough Map 5 Town Overview Map 6 North West of the Town Map 7 North East of the Town Map 8 South East of the Town Map 9 South West of the Town Map 10 Town Centre Map 11 Heighington Map 12 Hurworth Map 13 Middleton St George Map 14 Sadberge, Bishopton, Brafferton and Neasham Map 15 Low Coniscliffe, Merrybent, High Coniscliffe and Piercebridge Key Æb A6072 Æb Map 1 A68 Æb Heighington B6275 Bishopton Brafferton A167 B6279 A1 (M) Sadberge A66 A67 A66 High North Road Piercebridge Coniscliffe Railway Station Æb Merrybent Æb Darlington Railway Station Æb Low Dinsdale Railway A67 Teesside Airport Coniscliffe Station Æb Railway Station Middleton Main Urban Area (SH 1) St George Durham Tees Valley Airport Z (! Service Villages (SH 1) A66 e Rural Villages (SH 1) (! A167 Strategic Housing Locations (H 2) Mixed Strategic Use (H 11) & (E 2) Strategic Employment Sites (E 1) & (E 2) Hurworth Neasham Town Centre Fringe (TC 6) Proposed Strategic Green Infrastructure Corridors (EN 3) & (EN 4) & (EN 7) Existing Strategic Green Infrastructure Corridors (EN 3) & (EN 4) & (EN 7) Strategic Highway Link Northern Link Road Potential Routes (IN 1) (H 10) New Road & Public Transport Links (IN 1) Key Road Network (IN 1) Key Public Transport Corridors (IN 1) Z Durham Tees Valley Airport bÆ Rail Stations Darlington Borough Boundary Main Roads Railway Line Rivers Map 2 Map 3 Map 4 Map 3 063 034095 091 251 008 185 003 073 068 001 007 100 207 332 051 059 042 249 338 228 052 041 025 241 391 232 340 011 074 168 009 010 243 Map 4 Map 6 Map 7 Map 5 Map 10 Map 9 Map 8 Map 6 251 008 185 E1 003 345 342 073 068 378 343 376 100 007 001 346 380 207 347 Map 7 008 003 251 345 392 378 028 376 020 346 380 347 346 380 347 020 Map 8 056 366 332 352 353 002 348 042 240 229 354 338 048 244 080 379 E13 052 228 367 318 368 027 060 004 391 358 351 351 232 357 011 168 364 359 356 243 207 346 100 380 Map347 9 366 059 332 051 042 249 338 228 052 041 204025 368 241 391 351 351 232 340 011 168 074 009 010 243 Map 10 228 391 Map 11 E21 063 034 095 E18 091 Map 12 333 103 Map 13 061 099 045 089 016 386 230 384 375 E19 146 017 065 E20 Map 14 078 Sadberge Bishopton 054 Brafferton Neasham Map 15 041 340 Low Coniscliffe Merrybent High Coniscliffe Piercebridge Housing Allocation (H 2) Stockton & Darlington Railway (ENV 2) Green Wedges (ENV 3) Housing Commitment Local Nature Reserves (ENV 7) Mixed Use Allocation (H 2) & (E 2) Local Wildlife Sites (ENV 7) Development Limits (H 3) Local Geological Sites (ENV 7) Greater Faverdale Strategic Allocation (H 11) Town Centre Boundary (TC 1) Skerningham Strategic Allocation (H 10) Primary Shopping Area (TC 2) Safeguarding Existing Employment Additional Site for Town Centre Uses (TC 3) Opportunities (E 1) District & Local Centres (TC 4) Promotion of New Employment 347 380 Opportunities (E 2) Darlington Town Centre Fringe (TC 6) Darlington Farmer Auction Mart (E 3) Key Public Transport Corridors (IN 1) Civil Aviation Authority Public Safety Zone (IN 5) © Crown copyright and database rights 2018 Ordnance Survey 0100023728. You are not West Cemetery Extension (IN 10) permitted to copy, sub-license, distribute or sell any of this data to third parties in any form. .
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