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4 Kilometres 1Cm = 0.5408 Km 0 2 Map Referred to in the Aylesbury Vale SHEET 1, MAP 1 Map referred to in the Aylesbury Vale (Electoral Changes) Order 2014 Sheet 1 of 1 L IL L IN G LILLINGSTONE This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of L S U T LOVELL CP the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. F O Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. F N IE E L The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2014. D D A A Y B R B E E L Y L C W P IT H Boundary alignments and names shown on the mapping background may not be up to date. They may differ from the latest Boundary information BIDDLESDEN CP applied as part of this review. LUFFIELD ABBEY AKELEY CP STOWE CP TURWESTON CP SHALSTONE LECKHAMPSTEAD CP CP BEACHAMPTON CP WESTBURY CP MAIDS MORETON CP TINGEWICK FOSCOTT CP THORNTON CP WATER STRATFORD CP RADCLIVE-CUM- Q CHACKMORE N CP KEY TO PARISH WARDS BUCKINGHAM NORTH NASH CP WHADDON CP P AYLESBURY CP O THORNBOROUGH CP A BEDGROVE B CENTRAL BUCKINGHAM SOUTH C COPPICE WAY TINGEWICK CP BUCKINGHAM CP GREAT HORWOOD D ELMHURST E GATEHOUSE F HAWKSLADE NEWTON LONGVILLE G MANDEVILLE AND ELM FARM P GAWCOTT WITH LENBOROUGH GREAT HORWOOD CP CP C H OAKFIELD N CP I OXFORD ROAD R O GREAT BRICKHILL CP J QUARRENDON H S PADBURY CP ADSTOCK CP K SOUTHCOURT T LITTLE HORWOOD CP R STOKE HAMMOND L WALTON A P H C CP M WALTON COURT N E O D GREAT BRICKHILL AND NEWTON LONGVILLE T O R A W BUCKINGHAM CP T MURSLEY CP B PRESTON N BUCKINGHAM NORTH E WINSLOW H BISSETT CP HILLESDEN CP DRAYTON PARSLOW CP O BUCKINGHAM SOUTH C ADDINGTON CP P FISHERS FIELD Q HIGHLANDS AND WATCHCROFT WINSLOW CP IVINGHOE CP SOULBURY CP R IVINGHOE S IVINGHOE ASTON STEEPLE CLAYDON CP SWANBOURNE CP STEEPLE CLAYDON TWYFORD CP STEWKLEY CP POUNDON CP EAST CLAYDON CP GRANBOROUGH CP MIDDLE CLAYDON HOGGESTON CP CP MARSH GIBBON STEWKLEY CHARNDON CP DUNTON C CP ALV ER T G RE EN WING CP CP HOGSHAW CP NORTH MARSTON CP EDGCOTT WING MARSH GIBBON CP CP QUAINTON OVING CP CUBLINGTON CP CRESLOW CP SLAPTON CP WHITCHURCH CP GRENDON UNDERWOOD QUAINTON CP CP MENTMORE CP PITCHCOTT CP ASTON ABBOTTS CP HARDWICK CP KINGSWOOD WINGRAVE EDLESBOROUGH CP CP WOODHAM CP WINGRAVE WITH ROWSHAM CP LUDGERSHALL CP WATERMEAD S EDLESBOROUGH GRENDON UNDERWOOD WEEDON CP AND BRILL CHEDDINGTON F L CP R WOTTON E QUARRENDON CP WATERMEAD E IVINGHOE CP WESTCOTT CP T UNDERWOOD CP CP M RIVERSIDE HULCOTT CP WADDESDON CP A R PITSTONE AND CHEDDINGTON S BUCKINGHAM T O PARK CP OAKFIELD AND BIERTON WADDESDON N C P GATEHOUSE BIERTON WITH MARSWORTH BRILL CP J ELMHURST BROUGHTON CP CP PITSTONE CP E D C UPPER AYLESBURY CP BOARSTALL CP C WINCHENDON CP O H L C D D E H NT R ASHENDON CP A R R B AL A B A Y O ND DORTON CP U I W T COLDHARBOUR R A L LT O CP ON N SOUTHCOURT ASTON CLINTON AND B B BEDGROVE U E NETHER K C A A STOKE MANDEVILLE K U WINCHENDON CP G L C STONE WITH MANDEVILLE A H ASTON N A AND D M BISHOPSTONE M ELM FARM CLINTON CP C P AND HARTWELL CP F P C WESTON P OAKLEY CP WALTON COURT TURVILLE CP OAKLEY CHILTON CP CUDDINGTON CP AND HAWKSLADE CHEARSLEY 0 2 4 CP STOKE DINTON-WITH-FORD MANDEVILLE CP WOR AND UPTON CP MING LONG CRENDON HAL HALTON CP kilometres L CP HADDENHAM AND STONE 1cm = 0.5408 km LONG CRENDON CP HADDENHAM CP A S TO N S ICKFORD SHABBINGTON A N CP CP D FO WENDOVER AND HALTON R KEY D KINGSEY CP C DISTRICT COUNCIL BOUNDARY P WENDOVER CP WARD BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY PARISH WARD BOUNDARY WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH PARISH BOUNDARY WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH PARISH WARD BOUNDARY RIVERSIDE WARD NAME COLDHARBOUR CP PARISH NAME.
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