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Blithbury Bank Farm FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO PC-02-003-R1 STAFFORDSHIRE LICHFIELD DISTRICT Barn Hayend Blithbury Bank Farm Bank Farm Tel Ex 1 Longacres 4 Bank House Mount Pleasant Blithbury Farm Cotesfield Farm 3 Ruin Lodge Firs Farm House Apple The Brython 1 Ferndale 4 House School for Children Forge House Apple Tree Blithbury Jayvid House P IP EW OO (PH) D New House Farm LA NE Farm Cottage Swan Cottage Blithbury House Farm Pimpernel AD RO Y UR HB IT BL F Hadleygate F O Farm O PI Dimble Cottage PE Tanks R W R O OD C LANE C O O N N T The Bungalow T I I N Hadley Gate Farm N U Edlyn Cottage U A A U T T T T I O I O X O E T N E N R R R R O A E D E F F E E R R T T O O Stoneyford P P C Rosewood Farm C - - 0 Rosewood Farmhouse 0 2 Rosewood Farm Barn 2 - - 0 Bentley 0 0 0 4 2 Luthbur Stonyford Farm Quintin's E STONYFORD LAN House Hadley Gate Hurst Wood Farm Cottage Valley Barn 3 8 Old Wood Farm B L I T H Old Wood B U R Black Flatts Y R O A D Cottage E N LA E IP P 5 34 190 Old Wood 8 30 K 1 WIC D C 50 HA R 186 C ES 15 C EN 19 35 T 17 29 35 178 17 11 172 L LANE 13 HOO 60 166 36 1 SC 40 46 AD Eastfields O 16 O House 9 A 26 18 E R Old Wood Farm No 8 37 Orchard Barn K R L WA 33 A 12 RID 5 N 76 10 Spondsfield House 156 D 8 20 S 6 80 14 Orchard Cottage C Primary School DFORD C 23 L 84 SAN L O 148 O 9 2 22 62 S S 90 75 E E D 65 Hall 73 5 A 11 7 136 126 112 79 O 1 118 85 81 2 50 R 11a Briar W 7 25 17 C Y A S T R D H H 95a G E 31 U E 51 U 2 1 IN P B 127 38 IN R C T F C H W L O A L L H T O A I D D E M 41a L L L S 24 A B A E 3 N E H N 6 E T E 5 The 11 22 6 3 Map Number HS2 Ltd accept no responsibility for any PC-02-003 circumstances, which arise from the Legend reproduction of this map after alteration, amendment or abbreviation or if it is Route on surface Limits of Land Subject to Safeguarding Direction Rural Support Zone (RSZ) Homeowner payment (HOP) band 3 Local Authority boundary Map Name issued in part or issued incomplete in any way. I High Speed Two Scale at A1: 1:5,000 Phase 2a: West Midlands to Crewe Scale at A3: 1:10,000 Property Schemes Registered in England. Registration number 06791686. Route in tunnel Safeguarded Area: Surface Homeowner payment (HOP) band 1 Extended Homeowner Protection Zone 1 Registered office: 2 Snowhill, Queensway, Birmingham B4 6GA 0 50 100 150 200 © Crown copyright and database rights 2020 Date of Issue Metres OS 100049190 Safeguarded Area: Sub-surface Homeowner payment (HOP) band 2 Extended Homeowner Protection Zone 2 JUNE 2020 Doc Number: P2A-HS2-LP-MAP-A000-000015 Date: 04/06/20 STAFFORDSHIRE EAST STAFFORDSHIRE BOROUGH A S H B R Newlands Cottage O S O E K E D L C A R N O E Fishers Pit Farm F T L Pit Barn A N E Grange Farm Grange Newlands Grange Forge Farm Meadow Cottage The Threshing Barn 1 4 Skirlock Barn Bromley Lodge The Woodlands Anvil Cottage Barkley House 6 Breach House 1 Slate House Farm N E W L A N D The S L A N E Hurst Farm P IN F O Longcroft L D L A Willow Brook N House E Ashlands Farm The Old Mill The Old Stables The Boskins Hurd's Farm Rowan Barn Oaklands Farm Hart's Clematis Cottage LICHFIELD ROAD Sunnyside Blithford Farm Upper E N A L E F F G N O O A R R R O C C O Lower Sunnyside O N N T T I I N N U U Bentilee A A T T I I O O N N Ash Farm R R E E F F E E R R T T O O P P C C - - 0 0 2 2 - - 0 0 0 0 3 3 O R - A R N G 2 E L A N Barn Poplar Farm E Ixworth Barn GLA ER ROA Ashbrook SS LANE XET D TO Mount South Hill Farm UT Blithbury Bank Farm The Willows N U N S LA NE Gilleon's Hall Rookery Farm Blythfields Farm The Old Carthouse Collie Cottage Priory Farm Bentilee Park STAFFORDSHIRE LICHFIELD DISTRICT Map Number HS2 Ltd accept no responsibility for any PC-02-003-R1 circumstances, which arise from the I Legend reproduction of this map after alteration, amendment or abbreviation or if it is Route on surface Limits of Land Subject to Safeguarding Direction Rural Support Zone (RSZ) Homeowner payment (HOP) band 3 Local Authority boundary Map Name issued in part or issued incomplete in any way. High Speed Two Scale at A1: 1:5,000 Phase 2a: West Midlands to Crewe Scale at A3: 1:10,000 Property Schemes Registered in England. Registration number 06791686. Route in tunnel Safeguarded Area: Surface Homeowner payment (HOP) band 1 Extended Homeowner Protection Zone 1 Registered office: 2 Snowhill, Queensway, Birmingham B4 6GA 0 50 100 150 200 © Crown copyright and database rights 2020 Date of Issue Metres OS 100049190 Safeguarded Area: Sub-surface Homeowner payment (HOP) band 2 Extended Homeowner Protection Zone 2 JUNE 2020 Doc Number: P2A-HS2-LP-MAP-A000-000016 Date: 04/06/20 STAFFORDSHIRE EAST STAFFORDSHIRE BOROUGH Holt Croft Gospel Oak Noah's Ark Farm Birchwood Cottage 2 End Newhall Farm Bluebell Barn Meadow Croft End Cottage Thornberry Grange D O West Cottage L E F O O E T N A L L A T N T A HO E RN O EY M L AN Pumping ES Fieldhouse Farm Parkgate Roost Hill Farm Blacksmith's South Cottage Hoar Cross Meynell White Cottage Chantry Barn School House Barn Chantry Church View Day Nursery Park Farm Tks AD New Villas Y RO MLE BRO OTS The Oaklands ABB Holly House Corner Fox Hollow Home Farm Farm Barndale The Lodge El Sub Sta Vicarage M AK ER Church Cottage LA NE Lych Hoar Cross Hall Church of the Birch Wood Cottage Bromley Park Farm House Sub Bromley Park Building 1 Cottage Old Birchwood The Old Hall Four Oaks W O LL O H TS N LU Rose B Birchwood View Cottage Barn Farm Netherwood R A Beech D M O R E Bromley Wood Farm L A N E Fair Oaks Florins Netherwood Farm The Old Spring Bank Farm The Forge Greenfields Meadow G L A S S The L Sunrise A N 1 E Ladysmith Farm 6 The Woodlands FOR CONTINUATION REFER TO PC-02-003-R1 Map Number HS2 Ltd accept no responsibility for any PC-02-003-R2 circumstances, which arise from the Legend reproduction of this map after alteration, amendment or abbreviation or if it is Route on surface Limits of Land Subject to Safeguarding Direction Rural Support Zone (RSZ) Homeowner payment (HOP) band 3 Local Authority boundary Map Name issued in part or issued incomplete in any way. I High Speed Two Scale at A1: 1:5,000 Phase 2a: West Midlands to Crewe Scale at A3: 1:10,000 Property Schemes Registered in England. Registration number 06791686. Route in tunnel Safeguarded Area: Surface Homeowner payment (HOP) band 1 Extended Homeowner Protection Zone 1 Registered office: 2 Snowhill, Queensway, Birmingham B4 6GA 0 50 100 150 200 © Crown copyright and database rights 2020 Date of Issue Metres OS 100049190 Safeguarded Area: Sub-surface Homeowner payment (HOP) band 2 Extended Homeowner Protection Zone 2 JUNE 2020 Doc Number: P2A-HS2-LP-MAP-A000-000017 Date: 04/06/20.
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