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( 9 u m M Inglewood Erddig B Designate land to the north of the ) Pond PC569 - Ymestyn y Ffin Datblygu a dynodi'r tir ar Nant Cottage T ra Bridge House Pond ck Lleihau y Ffin Datblygu ger "Y Moorings" (tud 433) Tir-ar-mor Carreg Iago A5025 as a Green Wedge (pg 85) S17S17 TCB gyfer tai (T69) (tud) S17S17 Waterside Stoneham 74.5m Draw back the Development Boundary at "The Pond b u l Extend the Development Boundary and C Cadnant Gate Plas Cadnant Lodge 39 Moorings" (pg 418) Pont Cadnant designate land for housing (T69) (pg) Plas Cadnant Boat House Lodge 5 0 7 2 Cross Winds Britannia Pump 9.7m Delfryn House 2 LB 8 y d C B B R D Pumping Station 8 C Pen Cadnant E T y' n- Ll Mud yd 5 i ar Carneddi 13 t Mud Tyddyn-isaf and Shingle Bungalow 3 8 A 1 8 f 3 Tyn-y-ffordd Parc Barn o 1 n Four Crosses 55 C Tyddyn-isaf (PH) a T y 1 4 d dd 6 yn 1 n F -is ar a The Hyde a Slipway 4 m f 4 2 h ou n 1 se t 1 1 Mud, Shingle and Scattered Boulders Parc Farm 9 39 1 8 E 9 4 2 D 7 1 Pant Cadnant B Pen-y-clip d The Moorings y 14 1 ) e g d 7 i r 5 1 3 E B Mud nd U i D a B n d 5 e 2 5 y M r 5 ( 2 e t y 57 a 2 w W h t h e 0 3 g a i 2 4 3 h Ael Y Bryn H t r 2 8 n 1 4 o a 2 Sarnia Parc House 2 3 P e l 1 Well E ta M 70.7m S 5 9 b u 1 S 1 9 Cartref 1 2 0 2 4 C ED 13 CL R 6 29 1 W C B 4 dy Mud and Scattered Boulders 9 Pen y Bryn 5 2 6 3 1 1 Shelter 38 2 5 2 Bryn 6 Cerrig 4 18 Fron 1 57 Dolawel Fron 1 2 Mud Isaf 6 1 2 5 0 6 2 3 2 0 6 2 1 4 dy 10 Brynelin B 3 6 11 D 7 E Fron 3 Uchaf 67.5m 23 2 3 1 2 0 7 Hyland 9 0 9 1 R C R 1 C 0 5 1 1 3 Ro El Sub Sta ck 1 C U R n 1 d 6 1 a 0 1 15 6 Cae Maen F 0 F 3 8 2 2 Shingle 9 1 LB 2 Dellwood 1 1 2 LB 5 Craig-y-Dderwen 2 6 6 6 8 1 Tyn-y-gongl Hafod-Wern 85 W Swn-y-Wylan 2 C Tara 2 le 4 ng y hi d S Ro 1 B , ck 0 d P 4 Coppice u d a D M n rs 4 t E a e h d 21 ul Tegfan o e B 8 l 2 d 8 g r e n te Orchard Cottage i at Bryn Gwylan h c 5 S S 1 1 7 1 0 6 8 3 MHW R 1 C 1 Springbank M 1 u 2 d 0 , 2 3 S 6 Pipe hi Portland House Line ng Ardwyn 2 d S le 1 to 4 7 a 6 n ca n 1 2 BM 48.83m U tt d 9 Maen Melin er ed C 2 Bo 6 4 W u Gwynant ld 3 e 7 2 r 1 s 2 18 7 16 Fron-Heulog 9 2 Wat 0 Pond ers 5 Ebb 1 7 Pen y Bryn 5 2 1 U 3 n 2 d 2 8 Tank 4 2 Hen Pen-y-clip Fair Winds Penclip Cottage Dolydd 6 Ynys Gaint 2 1 Mud and Scattered Boulders 2 3 2 Trewen 8 1 0 1 3 Glyder 6 y d 1 B 5 D 3 2 1 E 3 5 Awel Menai Carwyn 8 9 Penclip F Lark Rise Hen-dy C 1 Play Area s s r r e e ld Ysgubor Hendy d l u Moel-y-Don u o o B B r d e e d r t C e Crosswinds 9 e Ynys Gaint a t B r 2 t e 1 t a 4 W t c Trefenai 1 Bronwydd CR h a S 2 c g 4 Gogarth i d 0 1 S Tyddyn-Mostyn n H a 3 d 1 2 n n d 2 a a u 1 5 w 2 e 1 2 d n Maes Yr Awel M a d 1 e M 3 F d u d 3 r 8 n e M 1 Trem Eryri 3 o g Sunnyside 3 r o 5 2 B G 33 1 1 8 6 34 5 10 Ysgubor Hendy 1 1 1 9 5 4 3 2 2 2 Gogarth 2 3 Rock 5 7 6 Ty Rallt 3 CF Bryn-y-fellten 2 36 2 2 3 Gogerddan 3 Trem Eryri 8 4 C B 5 2 19 1 o 1 1 1 to Mud and Boulders 7 t 3 t 7 2 24 E o 3 1 1 to D 4 6 Gors Las 6 1 3 B 0 8 1 dy Mud and Scattered Boulders 0 w 6.5m Pipe 4 d Line Ynys Gaint Pantheon e P F at 1 h n 9 Craig- BM ro B Bwthyn Gwyn 2 y-fenai 6 4 2 53.57m 1 1 Tyddyn Mostyn 1 2 45.7m 1 R 2 2 Rock B 1 C Tros y C 0 8 7 k 6 fenai c R ock W o 3 1 o t C 9 Ysgol y Borth 6 R 5 6 5 Und 5 46 4 4 6 1 1 o t Ecbatana 2 1 7 1 Nettuno Ca C 6 use ause way way 7 Siop Newydd 4 Glan Ynys ED Bd 0 y 6 Lahti o R t o C 6 c R 2 5 k 7 Brig-y-darren 1 1 El Sub Sta 4 4 Lorien P i 1 C p 8 PORTHAETHWY F Graigwen e L Shingle in e Rock 5 1 1 Kyrenia 46.8m k d c n 44.7m (MENAI BRIDGE) o U Gorsefield Shingle k R c o R Llys Alun r te 10 a W 46 h 3 W g 6 i Stone 2 C H 4 5 Sandford n a e BM 5.69m M 43 y k d LB 7 T69T69 c B 6 o 4 T69T69 R D E The Lodge T69T69 2 0 1 Bryn Derwydd 8 TCB Glyn Druid Cottage 44.4m Trefais Shelter Bodlondeb Warehouse Boulders Cerlwyn Y Glyn 7 5 3 Mud 5 Rock 5 9 Mud and Scattered Boulders and Scattered Boulders (Glyn Estate) 5 42 W Reservoir C Reservoir Ysgol Gyfun David Hughes 2 M Mud M 6 S M e Dolgoed a Rock (School) Ty'r Ysgol (dis) 8 H Bryn n (disused) 5 1 to 6 Thelwyn Bryn-Hyfryd W 2 6 8 H Rock i i g h 2 a 2 n Annedd e k W M c Wen o a Hendre n Mud t W ro R e Cum Ty Coid 1 F B r 40 .5m El Sub Sta Bryn Awel Rock Rock Bro Dawel Lluest 20 1 3 3 Lliwen y 3 4 d 3 Eryri B Craig 2 5 D Tower 3 3 6 4 E 3 Owen 9 34 Craig Heulog 2 k 5 oc 2 Heulwen R Rock Rock 1 C r Tyddyn To ra te ig 6.6m Wa 1 Wynstone F k 4 a G 1 w El Sub Sta re Cottage c r en h o C ig R Menai Bridge Cricket Club Bryn Difr ot H t n R ag a Craig Fach e e o M k c d BM c k n E o U 36 D R .3 B 1 W 0m d 6 C y 3 Fire Station 9 3 1 3 4 Issues C 1 Mud R 3 9 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 9 k 0 9 2 c 4 o 2 6 Ynys R 2 5 Pendle 0 2 CF 3 Tobig 7 Eigionfa Mud Y Bwthyn 5 1 n y 7 3 FF11FF11 2 fr Pi ) pe FF11FF11 35.2m g y lin e r e E FF11FF11 T e l D l l e a Tennis Courts i B r G d O t 6 r y Wenmor (A k Trem y Garnedd c F o W R Rhiwen 9 1 Ca (Mountain View) use Rock Cricket Ground way Y Gorlan 1 Cricket 4 Rock r 5 1 te 1 Llwyn Celyn a Ground 1 W Warehouse LB w 10 Willow Tree Cottage o Car Park L n a Underhill 47.6m e M Tyn Rardd 7 Casablanca Ty'n-y-caeau 15.0m C Haulfre 6 aus 0 e Min-y-mor way BM 19.51m 6 3 Bryn Celyn 5 3 Mud Rock n y r Ro 4 ck Carreg Lwyd Hall B Ceredigion y Treetops d 3 fo a Surgery H 4 Tennis Court Tudno LB 10.2m View 1 28.6m 1 TCB 3 Treflys Chapel Sinclair 8 4 8 G 3 Bryn Rhosyn Builder's 27.3m o Mud ga rth 21.3m Yard Hall Fern Cliffe h Tan-y-bryn gart Ivy Wyn Ty Gwyn Rock Cott 1 T51T51 12 1 Collects T51T51 Argraig 0 10.1m Erwyn 7 T51T51 3 4 e M 5 P c e R a Ynys Faelog a Araulfa r e n Bryn Tysilio C Clydfan 3 n r 3 t e 25.1m r Bron-ceris a T e e H m t l Penrhiw 18.8 l h i i BM 3 g 8 6 .0 V h Refail Goch 9 m 1 i 1 F a n 4 a 1 The Bungalow 3 ir v e iew Ynys Faelog W M Cornelyn a t W 8 e P F r a Snowdon Gwyndy Bron Graig 1 t 9 h ( 23.6m Ynys Faelog u View 7 9 MHW m Dr 2 Ynys Bach ) ain Coed Pine Bryn Tawel Mynwent Menai Awelon Lodge Pen-y-garreg Craig-Mair (Cemetery) 5 6 1 Bro Hyfryd (U W Bangor) Mud Heulog Grosvenor Garage Rock Green 2 The 3 Gables 2 4 gle Eryl Llys Fair Bron Llwyn Bungalow Gullsway hin Ysgol Feithrin Tan-y-graig 8.9m 7.9m S El Sub Sta J 1 e Fir Grove S tt Surge 5 to y 1 r n y yc Rock 2 r Cadfan Villa S oft hin Y gle 2 ny Brynafon 2 sw 2 Rock 2 e Sunnmore Bryn Haul 6 1 n Adare BM 19.95m R o y R E 0 1 ck Rock D a ba o n w c B St k l k il Shingle p d i H l y Bryn-aethwy ff G O la y Rock Y Wen Fro n S -y- a do w Ro 1 1 n e ck Dundas 5 s u 1 Slipway a Y Berllan C Rock Mud Boulders G re e y Silvergate Swn y Mor n r f u Rheidiol i b e k e y t g c ld r 4 s a o ke e tt T Ba W o Trewylan R e C St Anne's Church rr Menai Dundas a e The c c e 1 n 1 1 Cottage Mud and Scattered Boulders 1 to 12 to 1 e LB i Terrace c ) Mud C r H S P o ipe n g Lin Llys Tegla a n e 1 e a 0 c B O Warehouse f W o l U ( o Tel Ex o h S c Rock 15.9m h S i n Rock g l e 8 TA U x b Centre r m id W Pip 9.03 g es e BM 1 e tbu Line Studio H ry 6 1 6 Dale Park Mo 1 1 o un 1 u (U t 3 Hall s CN 0 e Car Park W) 28 Tandderwen 1 k oc 20 B R Rhyd Menai a n Rock k a P Tan-y-coed Bank t ip Lych Gate e L S in e b 2 u S Coed Awelon l 11.7m Ba E Treetops BM 9.73m nk Glyndwr Avilion 14.7m Cotehele 9.9m Gas 9.1m r e B t Mud r Decompression a 7 e 1 5.6m 1 n 3 W M 5 t w Station o h s o 1 ig s o d H B Llys Menai a 49.4m Bulkeley n n 1 GP a k e r e Arms M t Strait Gaze TCBs a W Gwalia (PH) w o L llt a n Car Park a 3 Is e a PC f 1 M r e Mostyn Arms o 4 s g u o The Stables n H A 5 n Ta (PH) vo la 1 to 25 e fon Capel B D P M u 9 P m .7 s u p 3 r m m H Moreia PO m A p o d Ar St George's Pier in us n we g e 2 la l S ck ) ta P u H t a A (P Pe io t n n h m ae ( 0 3 n 20.4m Cartrefle Lodge Coed Cyrnol u n m Maes-y-coed io nant ir Landing Stage ) Bro e Cartrefle 6 2 M s ly Shingle King George's Field Glyn L (Floating) Derw King George's Field 9.7m Mud 1 3 Beacon Library 8 CR te tu Canolfan Tysilio ti Sports Ground s (Fixed Red) Ffin Datblygu Sports Ground n I MP Trigfan Institute 2 1 Shelter Cottage 1 5 s R King George's P C Library M TCB Field King George's Field 2 Graig Fryn Landing Stage 5 5 5 4 (Floating) 1 A A5 A5 5 AA5 A5 5 Bryn-y-Mor AAA 1 Crag Side 1 Sports Ground 9 Mud Sports Ground PCs Development Boundary Tan-y-bryn h Green Bank t Car Park a P BM 16.15m Tros-y-Mor Moranedd Liverpool Club m Arms The Pier 95 Telford Place Austerlands 6.
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