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ROW Definitive Statement Markyate Map Dacorum Ref(s) Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981 The Definitive Map & Statement of Public Rights of Way in Hertfordshire 2015 Statement 001 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with A5 S of Harps Hill thence E and NE to junction with county road SW of Broomhill Leys Wood. Width Limitations 002 FP HCC 40 Commences from end of The Ridings thence NE and E to junction with Hicks Road opposite St Agnes Farm. Width Limitations 003 BOAT HCC 40 Commences at junction with county road (Hicks Road) S of Caddington Hall Park thence NE past Broomhill Leys Wood and Lime Kiln Plantation to parish boundary. Width Limitations 004 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with county road SW of Slip End thence SE skirting NE boundary of Lime Kiln Plantation to parish boundary. Width Limitations 005 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with county road SE of Lower Woodside Farm thence SE to a point N of Grove Farm thence NE skirting W boundary of Lime Kiln Plantation to junction with FP4. Width Limitations 007 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with FP2 at end of The Ridings thence N to junction with county road at Lower Farm. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 1 Markyate Map Dacorum Ref(s) 007a FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with High Street by Post Office thence E to junction with A5. Width Limitations 008 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with county road at Foxdell Farm thence N to county boundary SE of Aley Green. Width Limitations 009 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with A5 between Red Cow Farm and New Lodge thence NE skirting NW boundary of Markyatecell Park thence NE to junction with county road W of Hill Farm. Width Limitations 010 FP HCC 39 HCC 40 Commences at junction with A5 N of "Pack Horse" P.H. thence NE to county road opposite Millfield Farm. Width Limitations 011 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with Pipers Lane Grid ref TL0618 1795, 40 ft north east of the eastern hedgeline to Hill Farm in a graduated curve for approximately 137 yds to point TL0608 1803 and thence north west to junction with FP12. Width Limitations 012 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with county road W of Hill Farm crossroads thence NE to county boundary. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 2 Markyate Map Dacorum Ref(s) 013 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with Cavendish Road thence generally NW past cemetery and Manor Farm to county boundary. Width Limitations 014 FP HCC 40 Commences from Buckwood Road thence S across Sebright Road to junction with Pickford Road. Width Limitations 015 FP HCC 40 Commences from Cowper Road thence S to junction with Buckwood Road. Width Limitations 016 FP HCC 39 HCC 40 Commences at junction with Buckwood Road thence SW and W past Buckwood Stubbs to E corner of Fareless Wood thence skirting S boundary of same, Dedmansey Wood and E boundary of Byslip Wood to junction with county road at county boundary. Width Limitations 017 FP HCC 39 HCC 40 Commences at junction with county road at Roe End, thence NE past Water Works and Park Spring to junction with county road (Buckwood Road). Width Limitations 018 FP HCC 39 HCC 40 Commences at junction with FP17 N of Water Works at Roe End thence E and NE past ends of Park Close and Parkfield Road to junction with FP17 S of Buckwood Road. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 3 Markyate Map Dacorum Ref(s) 019 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with Pickford Road opposite Cheverell's Cottage thence NW to junction with FP18 SE of Park Spring. Width Limitations 020 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with Pickford Road opposite Sebright Road thence SE to parish boundary towards Flamstead. Width Limitations 021 FP HCC 40 Commences from FP20 thence SE past Allotment Gardens to junction with FP22 thence SW to junction with FP20. Width Limitations 022 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with London Road thence SW past Dammersey Close thence to junction with FP21. Width Limitations 023 FP HCC 40 Commences at junction with London Road thence SW past School, SE and SW past Allotment Gardens to junction with FP21. Width Limitations 024 FP HCC 40 Commences from Parkfield Road thence SE to Pickford Road near The Coppins. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 4.
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