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Metro Extension Proposals C D L A A R N O E I r I D T T U S E i N N Walsall V LITTLE T V E A R E S A L B h R I P R L D s N P The Northicote O W N Academy L A r D E FO O Y ESSINGTON G BLOXWICH EWA e N W N R R C A OV t E . ’ D CORO O N S W R S . School D G R B s IF L B ATION R FA A STAFFORDSHIRE D A R R T L . e T D B A A O H L O H R E c I O O D G O R R O r H L M W E N . L N K o U BLOXWICH T S A A E O K UNDERHILL T A H L RS O R D D I T H D PA N L Bloxwich L N A W L L C E E O A N E Crematorium D I R E E F S R C L H D N A C N E N D & L E C R S L O R A U I L North A Pendeford L E A L PR S L O A e L H S O E r L L N E G O BUSHBURY E C I S A . D N i I I B YD S High School N L V T D R E F h O L D M MOSSLEY R . D E R R h G L . E T E L A Sneyd N . s E A B r O W 6 T O o H D A d T T BELL L L C O AN R p r H L K E R Y W S R W s o O A C SN School S L h f E A K K O O D f E D N A EY A i R L D N ’ R C G r a L E M I A MIL e O t A T D B L D H A N . L W U . A P O S N N N O E B AM G E D RO U N S E N A R D A E Y T Bloxwich P H N D n E A N T D R R D R V O L O A HEATH i I N I A o R R K A N L E U R RD. G n A LS M E SP O T D W O RIN O B D E ALLENS ROUGH H E S Y G C O N R K a A RAKEGATE H H A S A D R E C END R AL Y Y n D L L S Moreton S E V R G A F A O L a NE I N IC O M S E U S T l AD R N D S O O O A L S R R E R M T Community D N V IA A R B G A T E I H E H O R D R S D GOSCOTE A D B A E T D R A E N NDY T L O R V T O O T . D E R R D School I N N O V C I O L E T N P R L Theatre D U O I O H A E A O R H F N A R R G D K P T E L L F R P . F N N K E E O N ASHMORE T O E C E I I C S D F . N I D H Bloxwich E S A U V O F OXLEY C T R A R A A N A O M L COPPICE L C O N E H BLAKENALL S T R E Goscote D T F E L O E G PARK H O A E Hospital P A E N R R S L V E RO K L O A DUDLEY T D C D D O O T A A T D A C FARM A NEW A HEATH E Hospital E F L W O H I C H W F D O H E W R L A O UE K A R M D E H C O VEN L S FIELDS R F R A C D R T H A P N L P O R MO E H E N AM R I E A D I A L E O H T INVENTION Y A L I L P E . H N M LE U O F E R T I P N K R B E G L N F S X L B I I H T L G O V E A N S N T R D E O A D G F A R R A S R L S E E S N H . L S Y E O A D D E C T N V A Bloxwich E. E I O HARDEN R A L A V L L A A L E E W M AV C E V L E E R D V TG E . R I P E H L I W K Coppice A E Leisure LA T S E O A T O N F E F Y R S L P E E N N W E OUS L N A E O O R H A INT Performing B F A H R A N R I E G N L L A L M Y I U N N C L Centre O R B C LA E D C ROSE A N A D L A R H A E O O I L E K A Arts EN L E N D L D E L R N L N E C O IL S A ’ E I School W N E Our Lady and O K E N A W D R L Y LL V D. O R R H W E . N n L N G C E S o B E U D t a M E U D O St. Chad R.C. E C R GR Aldersley S B L E R g n A M L E a Y EN RO LOW HILL E n R O RD AD H C D l A O A T H S D O si V AD Frank F. E H D A S I R U Secondary School E RO WO OD ANE R A X R C O L s L M A N R D Leisure K A L W E U D F D W A E COAL U T W A IEL C N A T C E F . F O O S H VENUE ES & H Harrison O I I B A N N R Village R C O A R O D F y I C A RUSHALL R D P O S R D E I TH E R le L L O R F E N H I E E r A POOL C F THE K O H School E . R T D W y R N A Y N R O T L O C L D . W R D S U N A D A O D SHORT E E D E N SCOTLANDS O . N E LA C D ENU V N C E E . H A V E R C T D N R N R H E A D N S A W H U E N O T BEECHDALE R E A FT L S O O E S FI N Y A H . AD T I O A R S T HEATH M A U M D O B E R N LA E R N D A H S A U C E EL T V R W LE A K L E D O N G R B H S E A A D A D A C N V E R L O E E W A O T E S H . M WBUSH U L C B T A V S O O A A I A L O D V H M AN B E O M F T E i N L R E M E . G O O r D I H U E 6 O R D A R RD. D RD. m N Y R A H R C E B N D P R O A O I U i Y W E G DAW END n A B N L T U A H R R D L g A O S D Y E L R Y A N L C V A O POOL h S E E YNOR R D R I A A E F E a N A B O L N R O L m R D R E W I Y L S E H D E I L S S C G A O C T X A T C LA HAYES I O N . a U F O A R O M W U R Dunstall Park n R L D P A 3 O E a Y A D L X R l D A P IG B O 4 M D A D O V N L W A T O A O O RD.
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