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Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way” Information on Rights of Way in Hampshire including extracts from “The Hampshire Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way” Prepared by the County Council under section 33(1) of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 and section 57(3) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 The relevant date of this document is 15th December 2007 Published 1st January 2008 Notes: 1. Save as otherwise provided, the prefix SU applies to all grid references 2. The majority of the statements set out in column 5 were prepared between 1950 and 1964 and have not been revised save as provided by column 6 3. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘5’ were added to the definitive map after 1st January 1964 4. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘7’ were originally in an adjoining parish but have been affected by a diversion or parish boundary change since 1st January 1964 5. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘9’ were in an adjoining county on 1st January 1964 6. Columns 3 and 4 do not form part of the Definitive Statement and are included for information only Parish and Path No. Status Start Point End point Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations (Grid ref and (Grid ref and description) description) Sherborne St. John 1 Footpath 6069 5460 6166 5591 From Road C.123 at Parish Boundary to Road C.58 west of Weybrook House Parish Boundary Monk Sherborne From C.123 through gap northwards along verge of arable field, and crossing Road U.256 Road (unmetalled) then along verge of arable field, through gap, crossing Road A.339, through gap, then northeastwards along grass path enclosed approximately 4 ft. wide between hedge and wire fence to junction with No. 3, over stile, along verge of pasture, over bar fence, and along earth path enclosed approximately 4 ft. wide between hedge and wire fence, to Thames Dell then eastwards, and northwards along earth path, enclosed between hedge and wire fence, and over stile on to Road C.58. Rooksdown 701 Footpath 6049 5355 6069 5460 From Thames Dell to Road C.58 path shown on the Sherborne St. John Award Map dated Upper Wootton Parish Boundary 1830 as a 4 ft. wide footway Road Sherborne St. John 3 Restricted 6165 5497 6107 5525 From Road A.340 at chalk pit to Parish Boundary Byway Road A340 Monk Sherborne 4 From A.340 northwestwards along gravel track enclosed approximately 20 ft. wide between at Parish Boundary hedges, then along grass track enclosed approximately 12 ft. wide between hedges to Parish Boundary. Sherborne St. John 5 Footpath 6187 5569 6163 5580 From Road A.340 west of Cranes Farm to junction with No. 1 Aldermaston Road Footpath 1 From A.340 westwards along gravel road, over stile, along verge of pasture, and over stile at junction with No. 1. Shown on Sherborne Award Map dated 1830 as a 4 ft. wide footway. Sherborne St John 7 Footpath 6140 5440 6161 5499 From Road C.144 opposite Park Prewett to junction with No.3 at Chalk Pit Rooksdown 707 Restricted Byway 3 From C.144 through gap, northeastwards along 4ft.wide earth path enclosed between at parish boundary Stokes Lane fences, then along verge of pasture, over stile and along 10ft. wide farm track to junction with No.3. Shown on Sherborne St. John Award Map dated 1830 as a 4ft.wide footway. Rooksdown 707 Footpath 6131 5416 6140 5440 Rooksdown Lane Sherborne St John 7 at parish boundary Sherborne St. John 9 Footpath 6212 5430 6257 5500 From Road A.340 opposite Isolation Hospital to Road C.58 Aldermaston Road Sherborne Road From A.340 northeastwards along farm track approximately 10 ft. wide on east side of hedge to junction with Road C.58. 721 Sherborne St. John 10 Footpath 6257 5502 6245 5532 From C.58 to Road U.264 at Swan Inn Sherborne Road Kiln Road From C.58 northwards over wire fence, northwards across arable field and along verge of That part of the path which ran between 6250 arable field, over stile and across yard of Swan Inn to junction with Road U.264. 5507 and 6245 5530 has been diverted and now Shown on the Sherborne St. John Award Map dated 1830 as a 4 ft. wide footway. runs between 6257 5502 and 6245 5530 2.0 metres wide between 6257 5502 and 6245 5530 Sherborne St. John 11 Byway 6476 5628 6493 5669 From Parish Boundary at Colletts Copse to Parish Boundary at Gallary Pightle Copse Open to All Restricted Byway Bramley 730 at From Parish Boundary northwards along grass track, enclosed approximately 20 ft. wide Traffic 701 at Parish Parish Boundary between hedges then eastwards along track to Parish Boundary. Boundary Sherborne St. John 12 Footpath 6215 5561 6242 5549 From Road C.58 east of Cranes Farm to Road C.144 at School Cranes Road Vyne Road From C.58 eastwards along metalled path approximately 5 ft. wide enclosed between hedges, then along metalled road enclosed between church yard and school to junction with Road C.144. Sherborne St. John 13a Footpath 6243 5550 6251 5590 From Road C.144 opposite Post Office to junction with No. 16 at Morgaston Wood Vyne Road Footpath 14a From C.144 northwards along Manor Farm road, over stile, then along 2 ft. wide wooden That part of the path which ran between 6246 footbridge, approximately 120 ft. long, over stile, across pasture, over stile, along verge of 5664 and 6251 5590 has been diverted and now arable field on west side of hedge, over stile, along verge of arable field, over stile, along runs between 6246 5664 and 6266 5596 verge of pasture, over stile, across pasture, over stile at corner of wood, and across pasture to The path follows a diverted route between 6245 stile at junction with No. 16. 5672 and 6238 5683 Sherborne St. John 13b Footpath 6266 5596 6238 5683 1.83 metres wide between 6246 5664 and 6266 Footpath 14a Footpath 16b 5596 and between 6245 5672 and 6238 5683 Sherborne St. John 14a Footpath 6191 5599 6266 5596 From Road C.58 at Parish Boundary to Road C.144 at Smiths Green West End Footpath 13b From C.58 over stile, eastwards across pasture, through field gate, across orchard, through That part of the path which ran between 6157 gap, across yard at Smithy to Road A.340, crossing Road A.340, over stile, eastwards along 5606 and 6189 5600 has been extinguished verge of arable field, through wire gate, along verge of pasture on south side of hedge, That part of the path which ran between 6298 through hunting gate, across pasture, crossing stream by stepping stones, then between 5605 and 6266 5596 has been diverted and now cottage gardens, over stile, across pasture, through field gate, across pasture, over stile, along runs between 6298 5605 and 6266 5599 Sherborne St. John 14b Footpath 6266 5599 6303 5605 verge of pasture, and through kissing gate on to Road C.144. 2.4 metres wide between 6266 5599 and 6269 Footpath 13b Vyne Road 5598 and between 6272 5598 and 6282 5598 and between 6284 5597 and 6283 5602 1.8 metres wide between 6283 5602 and 6298 5605 Sherborne St. John 15 Footpath 6156 5606 6224 5647 From Road C.58 at junction with No. 14 to junction with No. 16 Monk Sherborne Footpath 16a From C.58 over stile, northeastwards across pasture, over stile, (no step) along verge of That part of the path which ran between 6196 Road pasture, over stile, crossing Road A.340, over stile and across arable field to junction with 5628 and 6224 5639 has been diverted and now No. 16. runs between 6196 5628 and 6224 5647 1.8 metres wide between 6196 5628 and 6224 5647 722 Sherborne St. John 16a Footpath 6211 5602 6247 5664 From No. 14 to Parish Boundary at Pamberend Moor Footpath 14a Footpath 13b From No. 14, across footbridge, over stile, northwards along headland of arable field on west That part of the path which ran between 6225 side of ditch and hedge, through field gate into arable field, then over bar fence, northwards 5647 and 6238 5683 has been diverted and now along headland of arable field on west side of hedge to junction with No. 15, along headland runs between 6225 5647 and 6247 5664 of arable field, through hunting-gate, across pasture, over stile, along 9 ft. wide grass ride The path follows a diverted route between 6250 through Morgasten Wood, crossing Road U.264, along 10 ft. wide farm track, through field 5721 and 6244 5811 gate, across pasture, through gap, across pasture, through gap, then along 9 ft. wide farm 1.8 metres wide between 6225 5647 and 6247 track to Hill End Farm, along east side of building, through wicket gate into garden, along 5664 Sherborne St. John 16b Footpath 6245 5817 6245 5816 east side of houses, over stile, across pasture, over stile then along earth path approximately 2 metres wide between 6250 5721 and 6244 5811 Footpath 13b Pamber 13 4 ft. wide through copse and over footbridge at Parish Boundary. at Parish Boundary Sherborne St. John 17a Footpath 6269 5220 6287 5516 From Road U.264 east of Vidler’s Farm to Road U.263 near Deane Hill Brickworks Kiln Road Footpath 501 From U.264 southeastwards along 10 ft. wide farm road and along north side of farm That part of the path which ran between 6287 buildings, over stile, along verge of pasture on north side of hedge, through field gate, across 5516 and 6398 5477 has been diverted and now pasture, over stile, across pasture, through gap, across arable field, crossing No.
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