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Buckinghamshire County Council 28/04/2015 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL 28/04/2015 Section 36 List of streets Start End Road No Address Town Easting Northing Easting Northing Aylesbury Vale 1 PUBLIC STREETS U531 ADDINGTON ESTATE ROADS ADDINGTON 474763 227676 474784 229228 ADD/1 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 1 ADDINGTON 473101 228437 473791 228930 ADD/10 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 10 ADDINGTON 475203 229121 475783 229564 ADD/11 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 11 ADDINGTON 474809 228621 476023 228150 ADD/12 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 12 ADDINGTON 475616 227714 475105 227872 ADD/13 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 13 ADDINGTON 475341 227885 475001 227758 ADD/14 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 14 ADDINGTON 475164 227401 475263 227726 ADD/2 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 2 ADDINGTON 473791 228930 473890 229196 ADD/3 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 3 ADDINGTON 473890 229196 473867 229425 ADD/4 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 4 ADDINGTON 474020 228958 473866 229427 ADD/5 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 5 ADDINGTON 474020 228958 474144 228673 ADD/6 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 6 ADDINGTON 473890 229196 474020 228958 ADD/7 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 7 ADDINGTON 474004 228018 473791 228930 ADD/8 ADDINGTON FOOTPATH 8 ADDINGTON 474006 228030 474282 228459 ADS/9 ADSTOCK BRIDLEWAY 9 ADSTOCK 474972 232076 474370 230612 ADS/1 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 1 ADSTOCK 473520 229994 473112 230224 ADS/10 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 10 ADSTOCK 474862 231804 475326 231819 ADS/11 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 11 ADSTOCK 473841 231148 473912 231407 ADS/12 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 12 ADSTOCK 474921 232114 473704 231256 ADS/13 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 13 ADSTOCK 473560 231467 473932 231618 ADS/14 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 14 ADSTOCK 474334 231891 474023 231482 ADS/2 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 2 ADSTOCK 473440 230016 473305 229872 ADS/4 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 4 ADSTOCK 475228 229984 473618 230103 ADS/5 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 5 ADSTOCK 473765 229949 473784 229669 ADS/6 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 6 ADSTOCK 473781 229648 473866 229427 ADS/7 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 7 ADSTOCK 473955 229869 474139 229604 ADS/8 ADSTOCK FOOTPATH 8 ADSTOCK 475086 231320 473875 230353 AKE/16 AKELEY BRIDLEWAY 16 AKELEY 469681 237718 468548 238531 AKE/1 AKELEY FOOTPATH 1 AKELEY 470663 237416 470597 236638 AKE/10 AKELEY FOOTPATH 10 AKELEY 470918 237654 471066 237656 AKE/11 AKELEY FOOTPATH 11 AKELEY 470897 237789 471097 237609 AKE/12 AKELEY FOOTPATH 12 AKELEY 471198 238393 471015 237897 AKE/13 AKELEY FOOTPATH 13 AKELEY 471670 238470 471117 238203 AKE/14 AKELEY FOOTPATH 14 AKELEY 469174 239007 470657 237573 AKE/15 AKELEY FOOTPATH 15 AKELEY 469436 239107 469972 238845 AKE/17 AKELEY FOOTPATH 17 AKELEY 470897 237789 470869 237627 AKE/2 AKELEY FOOTPATH 2 AKELEY 469479 237399 469529 237847 AKE/3 AKELEY FOOTPATH 3 AKELEY 470121 237324 470597 237518 AKE/4 AKELEY FOOTPATH 4 AKELEY 470824 237687 470653 237556 AKE/5 AKELEY FOOTPATH 5 AKELEY 470886 237568 470714 237558 AKE/6 AKELEY FOOTPATH 6 AKELEY 470736 237483 470771 237628 \\ay030\Symology\reports\user\sample\SECTION_36_STREETS.rpt Page 2 of 299 Start End Road No Address Town Easting Northing Easting Northing AKE/7 AKELEY FOOTPATH 7 AKELEY 471236 237485 471257 237603 AKE/8 AKELEY FOOTPATH 8 AKELEY 472015 237818 471257 237603 ASH/11 ASHENDON BRIDLEWAY 11 ASHENDON 470867 214505 472358 214268 ASH/4C ASHENDON BRIDLEWAY 4C ASHENDON 472350 214298 472311 214908 ASH/10 ASHENDON FOOTPATH 10 ASHENDON 470707 214159 471742 213578 ASH/12 ASHENDON FOOTPATH 12 ASHENDON 470171 213630 470325 213767 ASH/3 ASHENDON FOOTPATH 3 ASHENDON 471345 214869 472181 215215 ASH/4 ASHENDON FOOTPATH 4 ASHENDON 470547 214213 472409 214271 ASH/4B ASHENDON FOOTPATH 4B ASHENDON 472081 214373 472122 214733 ASH/5 ASHENDON FOOTPATH 5 ASHENDON 470777 212120 470363 213370 ASH/6 ASHENDON FOOTPATH 6 ASHENDON 470345 212972 470003 212164 ASH/7 ASHENDON FOOTPATH 7 ASHENDON 470294 213177 469550 212733 ASH/8 ASHENDON FOOTPATH 8 ASHENDON 469653 212861 470101 213634 ASH/9 ASHENDON FOOTPATH 9 ASHENDON 470396 214344 469023 213909 AAB/5 ASTON ABBOTTS BRIDLEWAY 5 ASTON ABBOTTS 482955 220951 484278 219908 AAB/6 ASTON ABBOTTS BRIDLEWAY 6 ASTON ABBOTTS 483388 217870 484280 217894 AAB/1 ASTON ABBOTTS FOOTPATH 1 ASTON ABBOTTS 484701 220136 482422 219793 AAB/2 ASTON ABBOTTS FOOTPATH 2 ASTON ABBOTTS 483889 220284 482813 220362 AAB/3 ASTON ABBOTTS FOOTPATH 3 ASTON ABBOTTS 484737 219960 484962 218954 AAB/4 ASTON ABBOTTS FOOTPATH 4 ASTON ABBOTTS 484131 221138 484760 220352 AAB/7 ASTON ABBOTTS FOOTPATH 7 ASTON ABBOTTS 484744 220128 486095 221013 AAB/8 ASTON ABBOTTS FOOTPATH 8 ASTON ABBOTTS 484469 220926 485771 221596 AAB/9 ASTON ABBOTTS FOOTPATH 9 ASTON ABBOTTS 484636 219975 484106 219591 ACL/17 ASTON CLINTON BRIDLEWAY 17 ASTON CLINTON 489800 208735 490491 208535 ACL/2 ASTON CLINTON BRIDLEWAY 2 ASTON CLINTON 487305 214533 486311 214439 ACL/42 ASTON CLINTON BRIDLEWAY 42 ASTON CLINTON 489874 207984 490048 208031 ACL/46 ASTON CLINTON BRIDLEWAY 46 ASTON CLINTON 487510 212929 487456 212891 ACL/1 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 1 ASTON CLINTON 487333 213292 487163 212352 ACL/10 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 10 ASTON CLINTON 488800 212026 488605 212226 ACL/11 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 11 ASTON CLINTON 488557 211292 488720 210844 ACL/12 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 12 ASTON CLINTON 488946 210958 489294 210128 ACL/13 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 13 ASTON CLINTON 489864 210198 489135 210118 ACL/14 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 14 ASTON CLINTON 490258 208725 490125 209503 ACL/15 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 15 ASTON CLINTON 490159 209073 490226 209158 ACL/16 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 16 ASTON CLINTON 489801 208823 490159 209073 ACL/18 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 18 ASTON CLINTON 490057 208032 490522 208498 ACL/19 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 19 ASTON CLINTON 490198 207705 490226 207851 ACL/20 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 20 ASTON CLINTON 489605 208211 489878 208338 ACL/21 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 21 ASTON CLINTON 489503 208472 489876 208340 ACL/22 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 22 ASTON CLINTON 489412 208965 489749 208607 ACL/23 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 23 ASTON CLINTON 489151 208932 489567 208784 ACL/24 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 24 ASTON CLINTON 489149 208935 489281 209100 ACL/25 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 25 ASTON CLINTON 488051 210322 488743 209598 ACL/26 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 26 ASTON CLINTON 489133 210091 488790 209561 ACL/27 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 27 ASTON CLINTON 487834 210591 487983 212047 \\ay030\Symology\reports\user\sample\SECTION_36_STREETS.rpt Page 3 of 299 Start End Road No Address Town Easting Northing Easting Northing ACL/28 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 28 ASTON CLINTON 487498 211526 487527 212204 ACL/29 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 29 ASTON CLINTON 487970 212028 488160 211985 ACL/3 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 3 ASTON CLINTON 488099 213230 487873 212541 ACL/30 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 30 ASTON CLINTON 488189 211991 488254 212047 ACL/31 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 31 ASTON CLINTON 488105 212191 488200 212000 ACL/32 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 32 ASTON CLINTON 487932 212323 487806 212489 ACL/34 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 34 ASTON CLINTON 487996 212371 487722 212161 ACL/35 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 35 ASTON CLINTON 487766 212200 487914 212134 ACL/36 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 36 ASTON CLINTON 487666 212350 487778 212209 ACL/37 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 37 ASTON CLINTON 488080 212185 487949 212336 ACL/39 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 39 ASTON CLINTON 489122 210076 488949 209472 ACL/4 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 4 ASTON CLINTON 487922 212594 488382 212402 ACL/40 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 40 ASTON CLINTON 487696 213918 485874 214093 ACL/41 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 41 ASTON CLINTON 489474 211434 487876 210609 ACL/43 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 43 ASTON CLINTON 488418 211923 488434 212022 ACL/45 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 45 ASTON CLINTON 488403 210034 488483 209959 ACL/47 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 47 ASTON CLINTON 487949 210670 488065 210314 ACL/48 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 48 ASTON CLINTON 487068 211957 487450 211779 ACL/5 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 5 ASTON CLINTON 488050 212222 488408 212572 ACL/6 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 6 ASTON CLINTON 488192 212282 487922 212594 ACL/7 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 7 ASTON CLINTON 488213 212279 488413 212067 ACL/8 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 8 ASTON CLINTON 488408 211960 488253 212074 ACL/8A ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 8A ASTON CLINTON 488522 212181 488566 212259 ACL/8B ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 8B ASTON CLINTON 488553 212295 488579 212309 ACL/9 ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 9 ASTON CLINTON 488271 212220 488330 212194 ACL/9A ASTON CLINTON FOOTPATH 9A ASTON CLINTON 488330 212194 488361 212215 ASA/3 ASTON SANDFORD BRIDLEWAY 3 ASTON SANDFORD 476242 208218 475946 207728 ASA/1 ASTON SANDFORD FOOTPATH 1 ASTON SANDFORD 475663 207829 475973 208293 ASA/2 ASTON SANDFORD FOOTPATH 2 ASTON SANDFORD 475898 207739 475792 207563 ASA/4 ASTON SANDFORD FOOTPATH 4 ASTON SANDFORD 476148 208132 475989 207825 ASA/5 ASTON SANDFORD FOOTPATH 5 ASTON SANDFORD 475946 207727 477977 206383 ASA/6 ASTON SANDFORD FOOTPATH 6 ASTON SANDFORD 476957 206349 476960 206485 ASA/8 ASTON SANDFORD FOOTPATH 8 ASTON SANDFORD 477975 206383 477487 206341 ASA/9 ASTON SANDFORD FOOTPATH 9 ASTON SANDFORD 477073 207703 476323 207417 U130 ASTON SANDFORD VILLAGE ASTON SANDFORD 475486 207650 475899 207744 AYL/1 AYLESBURY BRIDLEWAY 1 AYLESBURY 481511 212190 481589 211571 AYL/13 AYLESBURY BRIDLEWAY 13 AYLESBURY 479307 214197 479423 214265 AYL/14 AYLESBURY BRIDLEWAY 14 AYLESBURY 480783 214750 480886 214522 AYL/16 AYLESBURY BRIDLEWAY 16 AYLESBURY 482604 215074 482714 215154 AYL/10 AYLESBURY FOOTPATH 10 AYLESBURY 481301 213718 481424 213737 AYL/15 AYLESBURY FOOTPATH 15 AYLESBURY 481415 214642 481772 214473 AYL/17 AYLESBURY FOOTPATH 17 AYLESBURY 482236 215128 481792 215092 AYL/2 AYLESBURY FOOTPATH 2 AYLESBURY 481839 213677 480967 212613 AYL/20 AYLESBURY FOOTPATH 20 AYLESBURY 481946 213782 481970 213750 AYL/24 AYLESBURY FOOTPATH 24 AYLESBURY 482002 213696 482077 213826 \\ay030\Symology\reports\user\sample\SECTION_36_STREETS.rpt Page 4 of 299 Start End Road No Address Town Easting Northing
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