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ROW Definitive Statement Harpenden Rural Map St Albans Ref(s) Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981 The Definitive Map & Statement of Public Rights of Way in Hertfordshire 2015 Statement 001 BR HCC 55 Commences from parish boundary at junction with BR11 and FP12 (Harpenden Urban) thence SW to junction with BR2 N of Rothamsted thence generally NW through Park along N boundary of Knott Wood, across disused railway to join FP11 N of Harpendenbury Farm thence SW and NW to Luton Lane at Ivy Cottages. Width Limitations 002 BR HCC 55 Commences from BR7 (Harpenden Urban) thence NW across FP9 to join BR1 N of Rothamsted House. Width Limitations 003 FP HCC 55 Commences from Harpenden Lane SW of Deacon's Spring thence SW to parish boundary to join FP4 and FP20 (Redbourn). Width Limitations 004 FP HCC 55 Commences from parish boundary at junction with FP3 and FP20 (Redbourn) thence NE, SE and NE to N of Hammondsend Farm thence SE to junction with FP6 at parish boundary E of farm. Width Limitations 005 FP HCC 55 Commences from parish boundary at junction with FP6 and FP26 (Redbourn) thence SE along boundary to join FP7 and FP28 (Redbourn) N of Redbournbury. (Scheduled as part of FP26 Redbourn). Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 1 Harpenden Rural Map St Albans Ref(s) 006 FP HCC 55 Commences from parish boundary at junction with FP26 (Redbourn) thence NE along W side of Hammondsend Wood thence to junction with FP4 E of Hammondsend Farm at parish boundary thence NW along boundary to Redbourn Lane. Width Limitations 007 FP HCC 55 Commences from parish boundary at junction with FP's 28 and 26 (Redbourn) thence NE along boundary for about 300 yards thence NW along SW side of Hammondsend Wood to join FP6. Width Limitations 008 FP HCC 40 HCC 41 Commences from county road, Kinsbourne Green opposite Old Dovehouse Farm thence NW across Annables Estate to Watery Lane thence NW to parish boundary thence W along boundary to join FP's 4 and 5 (Flamstead). Width Limitations 009 FP HCC 55 Commences from parish boundary at junction with BR11 and FP12 (both Harpenden Urban) thence SW past FP15 to E of Rothamsted House across BR2 thence to Redbourn Lane E of Rothamsted Lodge. Width Limitations 010 FP HCC 55 Commences from Amenbury Lane at parish boundary thence generally W along boundary to enter Harpenden Urban NE of Collye Grove Cottages. (Scheduled as FP13 in Harpenden Urban). Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 2 Harpenden Rural Map St Albans Ref(s) 011 FP HCC 55 Commences from junction with BR1 N of Harpendenbury Farm thence NE then E to edge of small wood thence N and E over disused railway line to parish boundary to join FP13 (Harpenden Urban) thence N along boundary to re-cross railway to join FP17 (Harpenden Urban). Width Limitations 012 FP HCC 41 Commences at Kinsbourne Green Road W of "Harrow" P.H. thence SE to join FP18 (Harpenden Urban) at parish boundary. Width Limitations 013 FP HCC 40 Commences at Pepperstock Lane at Turner's Hall thence NW and SW to Watery Lane across M1 motorway thence W to join FP14 (Flamstead) at parish boundary S of Coles Farm. Width Limitations 014 FP HCC 55 Commences from BR1 at Harpendenbury Farm thence W for short distance to join FP's 41 and 49 (both Redbourn) at parish boundary. Width Limitations 015 FP HCC 55 Commences at parish boundary at junction with FP10 (Harpenden Urban) thence W to join FP9. Width Limitations 016 FP HCC 55 Commences at Luton Lane opposite BR1 thence NW to join FP18 SE of Annables Cottage. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 3 Harpenden Rural Map St Albans Ref(s) 018 FP HCC 55 Commences at junction of Roundwood Harpenden and Redbourn Lanes thence SW to join FP17 and FP's 6 and 48 (Redbourn) at parish boundary S of Annables Cottages. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 4.
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