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Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date: 21St February 2006 Colour SHEET SP 70 SW Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date: 21st February 2006 Colour SHEET SP 70 SW 70 71 72 73 386/9 74 75 B 4012 386/10 Factory B 4445 PEARCE WAY 7000 9400 B 4012 Works 6800 8800 Drain 0003 7400 Factory Factory 3100 0006 Gar Timari Tall 0003 den Factory Willow Factory B 4012 Trees City Cottage Kennett 05 B 4012 05 Cottage Factory Yosemite Warehouse 386/3 WALKERS DR Rose Cottage 386/9 Drain Depot Laurel Cottage JEFFERSON WAY 7694 LUPTON ROAD Croft Cottage 9400 Factory house D Park Grassy WENMAN ROAD Warehouse New Cottage Meadow Ware Bank R ROA Cottage HOWLAND ROAD Pond Thimble Hall Factory MANOR ROAD Kille Hamptons DORME s Factory House rk Wo Works 383/18 BANDET WAY Factory Samuel Pond CHINNOR ROAD Home House 386/1 2988 MANOR ROAD Warehouse Farm 5387 Park Meadow Farm CHINNOR ROAD 0087 Factory Factory Works 0087 Worcester 7385 Cottage 386/6 Pond 6885 386/4 Oakfield 7482 0082 0083 5280 Pond ROAD B 4445 Pond Park Meadow 6178 Farm 0577 386 B 4445 0877 Nursery THAME PARK 0075 3974 5074 0075 5575 /5 4872 Drain 0073 7271 8670 383/18 0069 3468 0069 Drain The Copperlites Blackditch Farm 6263 Greys Mead B 4012 9061 B 4012 Ponds 0157 Red Roofs Pond 0056 0054 CHINNOR ROAD 386/5 0053 0054 0053 8250 0951 Lodges Penn Farm Drain Drain Cuttle Brook 5047 9642 3043 8441 Grovehill Farm 6238 Highclere 5938 Issues 4336 0035 386/6 0035 8031 Thame CP 383 Towersey CP 386/4 4328 4530 Thame Park 0028 /26 7522 Pond 9317 9218 8214 4915 Pond 9109 Issues 0008 383/1 7805 Drain 9503 0001 4200 2000 5100 6400 Parkgrange Farm 6900 0001 B 4445 0002 5 0005 8500 8500 3400 B 4012 0001 2000 4200 6400 5700 0002 B 4445 0005 6900 04 0002 0008 5000 7200 8500 7200 04 Pond B 4012 8300 Issues Issues Pond 386/6 Westbrook Farm Westbrook Farm Cottage Pond Parkgrange Farm Issues Chamelon 2489 0088 St Mary's Chapel 2000 Drain Drain (disused) Pond 165/2 2283 7980 Drain Pond 165/3 Drain 8273 Pond 2871 38 8667 0067 7869 3/26 Fish Pond Pond Drain 5062 Pond Corner 9562 Lodge 1363 Issues 6057 8457 0056 0155 B 4445 B 4445 8151 Pond Boat House 3049 383/1 165/35 383/26 Pond 378/10 5 Moreton 378/8 0040 Gap 8440 0639 165/2 6936 5339 Pond Pond The Bungalow Waterlands Farm Pond 1533 3833 2631 Pond 5427 165/1 5325 9624 Pond 1019 Brooklands Well Manor 4316 2518 1814 Lodge 6112 165/2 165/3 383/23 Lodge 165/1 Drain 0004 4000 0006 1900 5500 7300 8300 B 4445 4500 5800 5800 0006 3500 4800 0003 0003 0003 0091 B 4012 6800 2700 5200 7200 5900 0004 0004 5500 0006 3600 5800 4000 7300 8300 B 4445 0003 1900 6800 4800 Drain 5900 0004 0003 5200 7200 5800 0006 2700 03 B 4012 03 Issues Issues 0091 Sydenham CP 7387 378/8 9085 378/10 Pond 8881 5679 6876 Keepers Cottage 383/23 9775 8474 Pond 7071 165/2 165/12 Copse Farm 0069 1968 Village Farm 0065 Red Cottage 9266 0065 0064 Pond 378/7 0064 8/7a 382/57 37 3061 378/9 Issues 1060 1357 Pond Pond Pond 382/57 8857 165/12 4557 5 Manor 165/6 Issues Farm 378/7 Pond 8954 382/5 1253 165/4 0052 0851 Orchard Cottage 5450 165/1 0047 4051 7747 Pond Dairy Rectory Cottage 0045 Malin 37 Cottage 6445 165/51742 Sydenham Grange 8/7 Farm 1343 Drain 3743 165/3 2042 Pond 5 7337 Peverels St Nicholas's Church Drain 1039 165/7 Tetsworth CP 9336 (C of E) 378/10 382/5 0033 1734 Drain 0033 7026 THAME ROAD 6132 April Cottage 3929 Pond Manor Farm The Inn at Emmington Cottages (PH) Kingsland Pond 5523 Clemvelling 9624 Drain 6123 5722 PLOUGH CORNER 378/9 165/6 4920 0020 378/ Beeches 3418 11 165/3 1016 378 Wayside Bramley Water Lane Park View Greenfields Pond /7 Manor 6314Farm Chapel Stile B 4445 Drain Pond 115/1 2511 6610 Ponds 378/8 B 4445 7 Park Villa 378/11 378/6 Manor Farm Ponds 0001 3800 6500 Cottages 7900 B 4445 9300 SYDENHAM Drain 7200 Brook Cottage 0005 8700 0005 0800 3700 6200 0002 2200 7500 4700 0005 0700 4400 5700 0001 5300 B 4012 2100 3700 6200 7100 0001 3800 Brook B 4445 3000 4700 2700 5700 0033 The 0002 2100 0005 6900 0001 Cottage 7500 Millstream Drain Brookside 02 B 4012 02 378/7 Pond The Old Byre House 3100 Rosecroft Pond The Old Rickyard Larrikins Windmill Burn Ho Cottage Harmony Cherry Lawns Cottage Pond Drain 8292 0192 Ryder's Farm The Hedgerow Sinks Purley Croton Walnut Barn Thatchings Cottage Farm Fuchsia Pond Croton Cottage Farm Barn End SYDENHAM The Barn Cottage Box Cottage GROVE Forge Ryders The Forge The Old 115/1 Wykenhams Barn Smithy Barn Rushmeade The Sun Farm View The Cottage The Haven The Barn New Thoralby Cottage Pond House Vears Burrows PO SEWELL'S LANE Farm Farm Crossways 165/8 7 House The Slades Rose Cottage 8483 The Green Long Barn Pond Vine Issues Thatched Cottage 115/24 St Mary's Cottage Church Spring Cottage Horseshoe Blagons Cottage Cottage The Crown Pond 5378 (Inn) The Old 165/7 Bakery Greenways 0074 Kingham 0074 House 378/2 Kingham House 3073 Musgrive 382/61 38 Farm 9871 Chapel's End 2/60 378/5 0070 0070 1770 Chinnor CP 378/6 382/60 378/7 April Cottage The 115/24 White House Musgrive 3266 Farm 0065 Cottage THAME ROAD 382/60 0065 Vicarage End Green Sward 378/5 Mill Cottage 378/13 378/1 5661 HOLLIERS CL HOLLIERS CLOSE 382/59 382/61 378/4 Pond 9159 5260 Cape Cottage Pond 0058 Mill House 0057 378/7 Cedar Cottage Issues Pond 378/3 0453 The Old 378/13 Vicarage 0048 0748 378/5 0048 0047 0047 SEWELL'S LANE (Track)378/2 Millfield Gardens Pond 1444 Issues 378/3 37 Stert 382/66 Cottage 8/1 Nursery 378/4 B 4445 New Farm Roadsmeet 0036 6837 9238 Drain 7034 115/17 0034 Little Brays 165/9 0034 Drain 378/5 Wayside Pond 115/21 5426 B 4012 Drain Drain Willowmead 5523 2223 165/9 5821 6525 4622 382/61 Drain The 7920 9420 Folly Rickyard 382/66 Cottage 0018 115/21 6018 Greenfields Drain Jasmin Cottage 0013 2615. 3413 4313 3912 0512 Mill Lane School 277/1 277/1 277/1 165/8 Copcourt 115/21 115/5 277/2 115/21 Issues Lincoln Green 277 Elm Cottages Manor 115/4 Farm Drain MILL LANE 6300 7700 2800 0600 4200 5200 8800 /3 0006 0003 2800 2100 378/3 5700 5800 4000 6100 Pond 7600 0003 4000 7400 7000 0006 3400 5000 Drain Drain 7200 0004 0600 7700 0006 3200 4000 5700 4200 6300 8800 7600 2800 0006 Pond 4000 0003 7000 3400 5800 7400 8800 0003 01 Drain 01 B 4012 115/3 Copcourt Shepherds Close HEDGERLEY 115/17 Copcourt Bungalow 115/4 Manor Farm 6491 MILL LANE 115/5 277/3 6290 Pond Drain 115/16 FOR 3787 ESTERS Pond CLEAVERS Middle Farm 0084 Kingston Stert Pond Farm HAILEY CROFT WAY Copcourt Lodge 115/17 MILLERS Upper Copcourt Farm Spring 4480 TURN MIDDLE 115/13 115/4 SEWELL'S LANE (Track) 115/14 Issues Upper 115/14 Chalford Farm 277/4 CONIGRE ESTOVER WAY Mendip Oaklyns COWLEAZE 6171 Rabbs Upper Chalford Oakley PLATT House 115/13Cottage Juniper 6770 378/2 ROBINS HEDGERLEY Conifers Issues 5768 5467 7067 Washington Cottage 180/3 Rustlings Ridgeway ASHRIDGE CHINNOR Merrions Ardlui 4163 OAKLEY LANE Ash House 7061 2861 PENLEY CLOSE 0059 115/18 115/14 HOLLOW Tel Ex 0054 4053 FLINT 4254 0054 115/2 3750 115/15 7749 5647 5546 The A 4020 Wheatsheaf B 4009 Aston Rowant CP (PH) Lewknor CP 4844 B 4009 Drain 115/3 Drain OAKLEY 2838 ROAD M 40 4835 7435 Pol 6135 Sta Lower Farm 277/4 180/3 B 4009 8634 2133 New 115/26 180/2 Drain Cottages Crowell CP Issues Farm Cottage 0028 October Cottage Pebworth Cottage 3926 1427 180/3 0524 115/8 9422 Pond Adwell 9519 Cottages 180/1 B 4009 PLECK LANE (Track) 4617 POSTCOMBE CROWELL ROAD 0716 277/4 Pond 3810 Lower Farm Crowell End Little Hollow 115/15 Farm Spring 180/2 18 Chiltern View 180/1 115/18 115/5 Houndsmead 0/ Drain 5 The Paddocks White 9400 5/8 Lodge 2300 Adwell CP A 4020 Blenheim Farm 4100 0001 0005 2700 5600 Capriol Drain B 4012 11 M 40 0002 B 4009 0002 0005 3000 0001 Drain 0002 9100 2200 4400 8700 1600 LOWER ROAD 277/5 6400 Highfield 0002 6300 00 2200 4400 A 4020 7300 00 70 71 72 73 74 75 SHEET SP 70 SW For further information please contact: Scale 1:10,000 Oxfordshire County Council Environment and Economy To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Statement. Rights of Way Office Countryside Service The Definitive Map and Statement is conclusive evidence KEY: SP 60 NE SP 70 NW Central Library in law that the rights shown on the Map existed at the County Boundary relevant date, but this is without prejudice to the possible Public Footpath Westgate existence of other rights not shown on the Map Oxford OX1 1DJ (see s56 Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981). Public Bridleway District Boundary Telephone: 01865 810808 Road Used as Public Path Parish Boundary SP 60 SE SP 70 SW SP 70 SE This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey (To be redesignated under Countryside & material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Rights of Way Act 2000, section 47, to Office © Crown copyright.
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