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Ward Boundaries in the South of Hartlepool SHEET 3, MAP 3 Ward boundaries in the south of Hartlepool E Playing U N Field B E R V Longhill Industrial Estate E A St Cuthbert's RC N Y D E Primary School A L S R HEADLAND AND G O N A I ens ard D K t G Rift House tmen LONGHILL HARBOUR WARD D Allo A Primary School O R D DALTON PIERCY CP L C E O I OAD R F WINDERMERE R O M E Kingsley N Carr House Sands e S TEES BAY A a A Primary T n D M I O L School Rift House Recreation Ground A N o O w THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND D R W St Aidan's R E C of E IV a FOGGY FURZE WARD R t E e Works E Memorial r Primary M R School E D ELECTORAL REVIEW OF HARTLEPOOL RIFT N FOGGY I HOUSE W FURZE Allot Gdns Final recommendations for ward boundaries in the Borough of Hartlepool September 2011 Sheet 3 of 3 Brierton Community School Y (Secondary) A Tees Bay W E Retail Park Allotment U V BR Allotment Gardens Gardens IE LE RT L ON E This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of LA Stranton Cemetery B NE Scale : 1cm = 0.07800 km the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. MANOR HOUSE WARD Grid interval 1km The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2011. BR Usworth Road IERT ON LA Industrial Estate E NE E N IV B R A D L R R N E IO O N T R D D R R A A IE A W R O R B R O A E D T KEY ARGY O LL ROAD C BRIERTON CP T A C T H BOROUGH COUNCIL BOUNDARY Allotment E Gardens C The L PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARY I Brierton Green F F PARISH BOUNDARY Allotment Gardens PARISH WARD BOUNDARY Owton Manor Y WA FOGGY FURZE WARD Primary School RE PROPOSED WARD NAME ME SS RO Rossmere Park BRIERTON CP PARISH NAME D E LAN A ION GREATHAM VILLAGE PARISH WARD PARISH WARD NAME O Park View TAT J S Recreation Ground R U Industrial Estate D N alto T n B WYNYARD ROAD O L eck T A N K Seaton D St Teresa's C Carew O R Primary School T O Park COINCIDENT BOUNDARIES ARE SHOWN AS THIN COLOURED LINES S T A H Rossmere D E SUPERIMPOSED OVER WIDER ONES. OWTON MANOR Primary School F R O HARTLEPOOL N T Owton Grange SEATON CAREW Holy Trinity NE LA CE (Aided) TON SEA Primary School OWTON M ANOR LA NE Seaton TON LANE SEA Carew Station R LANE Golden Flatts s N MANO n Playing Fields OWTO e C Primary School d r E A a L T G I Z C t A n O B e E T I m T R E t o H V M l R l W I A A N O A X E A Y D W D Grange R R E D L Primary School Manor College S FENS AND ROSSMERE L E R of Technology N O N I A WARD D D MO A FFA O T RO Cricket R AD Ground S E E B T R E N D D KE STEVEN ROAD A Sports Ground A R O O R A N D O 8 7 T 1 N E A F M Seaton Carew OWBRA Y ROAD Golf Course Fens Milestone D Garden Nurseries Primary A O School R N O T K C O AD T N D RO S E TFOR W THE A R K Tofts Farm East Golf Driving R O Industrial Estate Range A D GREATHAM SOUTH FENS PARISH WARD CLAXTON CP D A L T Hunter House ON Industrial Estate Seaton Snook B A C K L A Endeavour N E The House Inovation Centre RURAL WEST WARD SEATON WARD Springwell House Farm AD O R Claxton Grange N TO H South Works K I C G O ST H S 9 T 68 R A E E T A 1 7 8 Tofts Farm West B Seaton Carew Industrial Estate R E Golf Course N D A R Stephenson Nursery O Industrial Estate A D Refuse Tip (disused) IVE THE DR G r e a C t h l Refuse Tip a a D x m A t O o B R n S e Greatham B E c E e k T c Sewage Works k The B 1 Green 2 7 7 River Tees Graythorp 8 17 A North Gare Sands D OA R S ON TA KT T C Greatham C of E IO TO N Playing Field S Primary School R O A D Graythorp Industrial Estate GREATHAM VILLAGE PARISH WARD Cemy Works Sewage Works GREATHAM CP Oil Storage Depot TH ORN TR EE LANE 89 6 NZ52NW A M A 454000m R S H 527,000m H 527000m O U S E Power Station 448,000m L A N E NZ42NE Field House Farm r ate w W Lo an Works Me Works D A O R S E E Works T M A S NEWTON BEWLEY CP Sewage Works R eato S n on H Te es H Cha O nne U l S E Marsh L A House N E Farm D A O R S E E T reek ham C Great 8 7 1 A.
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