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The Street Index for the Borough of Oldham The Street Index for the Borough of Oldham This lists in alphabetical order the names of streets known to Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council. The columns of the list show, from the left, the street reference number, the street name, the area and the Ordnance Survey map sheet within which at least some part of the street lies, the adoption status of the street and, occasionally, some other information to assist with locating the street. The key to the highway adoption status is shown below: Adopted means that the street is adopted by the Council for maintenance at the public expense. These are marked ‘A’. Unadopted means that the street is not accepted for maintenance at the public expense. Maintenance is the responsibility of the Street Managers (often the owners of adjacent land) and the Council will not usually know who these are. These are marked ‘U’. Part Adopted means that part of the length of the street is adopted and part is not. These are marked ‘P’. Section 38, Highways Act 1980, is when a third party has entered into an agreement with the Council to construct a highway, for the Council to adopt upon satisfactory completion of the works. These are marked ‘S’. Constructed under the Housing Act, Part 5 (1957) is when a highway has been constructed under this Act and is deemed to be adopted. These are marked ‘H’. The list includes names often used for a location within a street, for example a major property like the Spindles Shopping Centre or a general locality like Road End in Greenfield. These are marked ‘X’. It also contains some highways which are located outside the Borough. These are marked ‘O’. This list is believed to be correct as of the 29th April 2014, but no responsibility can be accepted if the information is incorrect. Persons requiring a greater certainty should contact the Department for advice and confirmation of the status of a highway, for which a charge may be made. An online mapping service showing the extents of adopted highway is available on the Oldham Council web site at http://appmap1.oldham.gov.uk/gws/mapsgwp/start.htm Users are requested to read the terms and conditions of the licence agreement for access to national and/or authority datasets, before accessing the maps. No information is implied about the status of any sewer under a street. Information about the status of sewers can be obtained from United Utilities PLC, Service Delivery, PO BOX 453, Warrington, WA55 1SE tel. 08456 020406. For further information please contact Mrs. Dolan on 0161 770 4333 or e-mail mailto:[email protected] REF. MAP ADOPTION SECONDARY STREET NAME AREA No. SHEET STATUS REFERENCE 1001 ABBEY GROVE CHADDERTON 9004SW A 1002 ABBEY HILLS ROAD OLDHAM 9304SE A 1004 ABBEY ROAD DELPH 9808SW A 1003 ABBEY ROAD FAILSWORTH 9001NE A 1005 ABBOTSFORD ROAD CHADDERTON 8905NW A 1006 ABBOTSFORD ROAD OLDHAM 9306SE A 1008 ABELS LANE UPPERMILL 0005NW U 1009 ABERCORN STREET OLDHAM 9404NE A 1204 ABINGDON CLOSE CHADDERTON 9003NE A 1011 ABSON STREET CHADDERTON 9106SW A 1012 ACACIA ROAD OLDHAM 9102SE A 1230 ACORN CLOSE CHADDERTON 9103NW S 1013 ACORN STREET LEES 9504NW A 1185 ACORN WAY OLDHAM 9205SW A off- EDEN STREET 1014 ACRE BARN SHAW 9209NW A 1015 ACRE LANE OLDHAM 9305NW A 1016 ACRE STREET CHADDERTON 9002NE A 1192 ACTON STREET OLDHAM 9305NE A 1017 ADA STREET OLDHAM 9304NW U 1018 ADAM STREET OLDHAM 9202NE A 1021 ADEN STREET OLDHAM 9404SE A 1022 ADLINGTON STREET OLDHAM 9406SE A 1216 ADSWOOD CLOSE OLDHAM 9406SE A 1023 AFGHAN STREET OLDHAM 9305NE A 1024 AGE CROFT OLDHAM 9403SW A 1201 AGNES CLOSE OLDHAM 9103NW A 1025 AGNES STREET CHADDERTON 9004SE A 1027 AINLEY WOOD DELPH 9808SW A 1028 AINSBROOK AVENUE DELPH 9807NE U 1029 AINSBROOK TERRACE DIGGLE 0008SE X 1030 AINSDALE CLOSE OLDHAM 9103NE A 1031 AINSDALE CRESCENT ROYTON 9206NW A 1179 AINTREE WALK CHADDERTON 9105SW A 1034 ALAN AVENUE FAILSWORTH 8900SE A 1035 ALANDALE DRIVE ROYTON 9108SW A 1219 ALASDAIR CLOSE CHADDERTON 8905NE A 1036 ALBANY STREET OLDHAM 9406SE A 1037 ALBERT AVENUE SHAW 9307NW A 1038 ALBERT MOUNT OLDHAM 9306SE U 1040 ALBERT PLACE LEES 9504NW U 1041 ALBERT STREET CHADDERTON 9003SE A 1042 ALBERT STREET FAILSWORTH 9002SE A 1043 ALBERT STREET LEES 9504SW A 1044 ALBERT STREET ROYTON 9108SE A 1045 ALBERT STREET SHAW 9309SW A 1046 ALBERT STREET WEST FAILSWORTH 8800NE A 51215 ALBION GARDENS ROYTON 9207NE X off- HIGH BARN ROAD 1221 ALBION GARDENS CLOSE ROYTON 9207NE A 1048 ALBION STREET CHADDERTON 9005SW A 1049 ALBION STREET FAILSWORTH 8901SW A 1050 ALBION STREET OLDHAM 9205SW A 1051 ALCESTER STREET CHADDERTON 9003SW A 1052 ALDER LANE OLDHAM 9102NE A 1053 ALDER ROAD FAILSWORTH 8900SE A 1054 ALDER ROOT OLDHAM 9104NW U 1200 ALDERS COURT OLDHAM 9301NW A 1055 ALDERSON STREET OLDHAM 9205SW U 1213 ALDERWOOD FOLD LEES 9504SE A 1056 ALDRED STREET FAILSWORTH 8901SW A 1057 ALEXANDER AVENUE FAILSWORTH 9001NW A Page 1 of 73 REF. MAP ADOPTION SECONDARY STREET NAME AREA No. SHEET STATUS REFERENCE 1058 ALEXANDRA CRESCENT OLDHAM 9305NE A 51197 ALEXANDRA HOUSE OLDHAM 9305NE X off- DERKER STREET 1060 ALEXANDRA ROAD OLDHAM 9303NW A 1059 ALEXANDRA STREET OLDHAM 9303NW A 1061 ALEXANDRA TERRACE OLDHAM 9507SW U 1062 ALFORD STREET OLDHAM 9002NE A 1228 ALFRED COURT OLDHAM 9104NW S 1064 ALFRED STREET FAILSWORTH 8901NE U 1065 ALFRED STREET OLDHAM 9104NW A/S 1066 ALFRED STREET SHAW 9309SE A 1068 ALISON STREET SHAW 9309NE P 1072 ALL SAINTS CLOSE ROYTON 9108SE A 1222 ALLAMA IQBAL ROAD OLDHAM 9404SW A 1070 ALLEN CLOSE SHAW 9308NW A 1071 ALLEN STREET OLDHAM 9104NE A 1069 ALLENBY STREET SHAW 9309SW A 51338 ALLERTON HOUSE ROYTON 9207NW X off- ROYTON HALL WALK 1220 ALLIGIN CLOSE CHADDERTON 9005NW A 1074 ALMOND CLOSE FAILSWORTH 8900NE A 1075 ALMOND ROAD OLDHAM 9406SE A 1076 ALPHIN CLOSE GREENFIELD 9904SE A 1078 ALPINE DRIVE ROYTON 9107SW A 1079 ALSTON AVENUE SHAW 9309SE A 1080 ALT FOLD DRIVE OLDHAM 9403SW A 1081 ALT LANE OLDHAM 9403SW A 1082 ALTON STREET OLDHAM 9203SE A 1084 ALVA ROAD OLDHAM 9406NE A 1229 ALVINGHAM AVENUE OLDHAM 9203NW S 1085 ALWIN ROAD SHAW 9309NW A 1086 AMBERLEY WALK CHADDERTON 9105SW A 1188 AMBERWOOD CHADDERTON 8905NW A 1087 AMBROSE CRESCENT DIGGLE 9907SE A 1088 AMMON WRIGLEY CLOSE OLDHAM 9205SE A 1203 AMMONS WAY DELPH 9808SE A 1089 ANCHOR STREET OLDHAM 9205NE A 1090 ANCOATS STREET LEES 9504NW A 1093 ANDREW STREET CHADDERTON 9005NE A 1092 ANDREW STREET FAILSWORTH 8901NW A 1094 ANGELA AVENUE ROYTON 9206NW A 1095 ANGELICO RISE OLDHAM 9407SE A 1195 ANN SQUARE OLDHAM 9405NE A 1096 ANNERSLEY AVENUE SHAW 9308NW A 1097 ANNISFIELD AVENUE GREENFIELD 9904SE A 1209 ANSELMS COURT OLDHAM 9103NW A 1184 ANVIL WAY OLDHAM 9205SW A off- LOMBARD STREET 1187 APFEL LANE CHADDERTON 9005SE H 1100 APPLE CLOSE OLDHAM 9403SW A 1181 APPLEBY WALK ROYTON 9207NW A 1101 APPLEDORE WALK CHADDERTON 9004NE A 1194 APPLEWOOD CHADDERTON 8905SW A 1206 APRIL CLOSE OLDHAM 9403NW A 1102 ARBOUR ROAD OLDHAM 9503NW A 51205 ARDEN HOUSE ROYTON 9207NW X off- OLDHAM ROAD 1104 ARDEN STREET CHADDERTON 9003SW A 1109 ARGUS STREET OLDHAM 9102NW A 1105 ARGYLE STREET OLDHAM 9305NE A 1106 ARGYLL CLOSE FAILSWORTH 9001SE A 1107 ARGYLL PARK ROAD FAILSWORTH 9001SE A 1108 ARGYLL ROAD CHADDERTON 8903SE A 1211 ARKENDALE CLOSE FAILSWORTH 9101SW A Page 2 of 73 REF. MAP ADOPTION SECONDARY STREET NAME AREA No. SHEET STATUS REFERENCE 1218 ARKLE DRIVE CHADDERTON 8905NE A 1111 ARKWRIGHT STREET OLDHAM 9104NE A 1112 ARLEY DRIVE SHAW 9409NW A 1224 ARLINGTON CLOSE ROYTON 9206NW S 1117 ARMDALE RISE OLDHAM 9506SW A 1114 ARMIT ROAD GREENFIELD 9804SW P 1210 ARMITAGE CLOSE OLDHAM 9103SW A 1198 ARNCLIFFE RISE OLDHAM 9507NE A 1202 ARNCOTT CLOSE ROYTON 9307NW A 1118 ARNE STREET CHADDERTON 9004SW A 1119 ARNOLD STREET OLDHAM 9305NW A 1120 ARNSIDE AVENUE CHADDERTON 9004SW A 1121 ARNSIDE CLOSE SHAW 9409SE A 1122 ARRAN AVENUE OLDHAM 9203SE A 1124 ARTHUR STREET SHAW 9309SE A 1125 ARTHURS LANE GREENFIELD 9904SE A 1126 ARUNDEL STREET OLDHAM 9405SW A 1127 ARUNDEL WALK CHADDERTON 9004NW A 1183 ASCOT CLOSE CHADDERTON 9105SW A 1193 ASCROFT STREET CHADDERTON 9004SW U 1128 ASCROFT STREET OLDHAM 9204NE A 1139 ASH GROVE ROYTON 9108NE A 1141 ASH GROVE SPRINGHEAD 9605SW P 1147 ASH SQUARE OLDHAM 9405NE A 1148 ASH STREET FAILSWORTH 8901NW A 1149 ASH STREET OLDHAM 9304NE A 1156 ASH WALK CHADDERTON 9005NE A 1130 ASHBRIDGE ROAD FAILSWORTH 9000NE A 1205 ASHBROOK ROAD SPRINGHEAD 9504SE A 1132 ASHDENE CLOSE CHADDERTON 9106SW A 1197 ASHDENE CLOSE SPRINGHEAD 9505SE U 1133 ASHDENE RISE OLDHAM 9407NE A 1134 ASHDOWN WAY SHAW 9209NW A 1135 ASHES LANE SPRINGHEAD 9504NE A 1136 ASHFIELD CRESCENT SPRINGHEAD 9504NE A 1137 ASHFIELD STREET OLDHAM 9103SW A 1214 ASHFORD COURT OLDHAM 9406SE A 1138 ASHFORD WALK CHADDERTON 9004NE A 1143 ASHLEA GROVE GROTTON 9604NE A 1144 ASHLEIGH CLOSE ROYTON 9206NW A 1227 ASHLEY MEWS OLDHAM 9105SW S 1145 ASHLEY STREET OLDHAM 9105NW A 51334 ASHMOND SPRINGHEAD 9504NE X off- ASHMOND ROAD 1146 ASHMOND ROAD SPRINGHEAD 9504NE U 1150 ASHTON CRESCENT CHADDERTON 9002NW A 1152 ASHTON ROAD FAILSWORTH 9101SW A 1153 ASHTON ROAD OLDHAM 9204SW A 1151 ASHTON ROAD EAST FAILSWORTH 9001NW A 1154 ASHTON ROAD WEST FAILSWORTH 8901SE A 1155 ASHTON STREET CHADDERTON 9003SW A 1231 ASHVILLE COURT OLDHAM 9303SW U 1191 ASHWOOD CHADDERTON 8905SW A 1199 ASHWOOD DRIVE ROYTON 9108SW A 1157 ASHWORTH CLOSE CHADDERTON 9003NE A 1158 ASHWORTH CLOSE ROYTON 9207NE A 51229 ASHWORTH COURT SHAW 9308NE X off- MARKET STREET 1223 ASHWORTH GARDENS GREENFIELD 9904SE U 1159 ASHWORTH STREET FAILSWORTH 8800NE A 1160 ASHWORTH STREET OLDHAM 9204NE A 1196 ASPENWOOD DRIVE CHADDERTON 8905SW A Page 3 of 73 REF.
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