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The Local Government Boundary Commission for England Electoral Review of South Somerset SHEET 1, MAP 1 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND ELECTORAL REVIEW OF SOUTH SOMERSET Final recommendations for ward boundaries in the district of South Somerset May 2018 Sheet 1 of 1 Boundary alignment and names shown on the mapping background may not be up to date. They may differ from the latest boundary information BREWHAM applied as part of this review. CP This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Keeper of Public Records © Crown copyright and database right. BRUTON Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and database right. The Local Government Boundary Commission for England GD100049926 2018. BRUTON CP KEY TO PARISH WARDS ANSFORD BRYMPTON CP CP A ABBEY MANOR NORTH B BRYMPTON BARTON ST. PITCOMBE DAVID CP CP COMPTON CHARD TOWN CP DUNDON CP ALFORD TOWER C CHARD AVISHAYES CP D CHARD COMBE LOVINGTON SHEPTON MONTAGUE CP HIGH CASTLE CP CHARLTON E CHARD CRIMCHARD HAM CP CARY CP PEN K MUSGROVE CP SELWOOD CP F CHARD HOLYROOD E I N KINGWESTON T G CHARD JOCELYN O CP N H SHEPHERD'S LANE M A N D E CARY YEOVIL CP V I L ALLER L E CP I ABBEY MANOR SOUTH WESSEX C P NORTH J CROFTON PARK BARROW CP K GROVE AVENUE BRATTON PITNEY SEYMOUR CP L WYNDHAM HILL CP SOMERTON M YEOVIL COLLEGE CP YARLINGTON N YEOVIL LYDE BABCARY CP CP O YEOVIL SUMMERLANDS HUISH STOKE NORTH P YEOVIL WESTLAND EPISCOPI CP TRISTER CP SOUTH CADBURY CP TURN THE BARROW CP HILL CHARLTONS CP WINCANTON YEOVIL WITHOUT CP CUCKLINGTON CP Q BRIMSMORE R COMBE S LYDE MAPERTON HOLTON LANGPORT CP CP WINCANTON T SUMMERLANDS CURRY RIVEL, HUISH CP CP & LANGPORT SPARKFORD CP COMPTON PAUNCEFOOT CP N CP RITO CHE CURRY TH KINGSDON QUEEN NOR RIVEL CP LONG CP CAMEL CP SUTTON CP SOUTH CADBURY AND SUTTON MONTIS CP WEST NORTHSTONE, IVELCHESTER CAMEL CP HORSINGTON MUCHELNEY & ST MICHAEL'S CP CP YEOVILTON CP CAMELOT BLACKMOOR VALE DRAYTON CP LONG FIVEHEAD LOAD CP CP CHARLTON HORETHORNE CP CORTON DENHAM CP ILCHESTER ABBAS AND CP TEMPLECOMBE CP BURROW MARSTON MAGNA CP HILL CHILTON HAMBRIDGE AND ASH CURRY LIMINGTON CANTELO CP RIMPTON WESTPORT CP CP MALLET CP CP CP MARTOCK ISLEMOOR TINTINHULL CP ISLE BREWERS CP KINGSBURY EPISCOPI CP HENSTRIDGE CP ISLE MILBORNE ABBOTTS CP MARTOCK CP BEERCROCOMBE PORT CP CHILTHORNE DOMER CP MUDFORD CP MILBORNE PORT CP BARRINGTON YEOVIL PUCKINGTON WITHOUT CP CP Q YEOVIL WITHOUT CP ILTON CP MONTACUTE R S CP STOKE SUB ASHILL SHEPTON BRYMPTON T STOCKLINCH BEAUCHAMP CP HAMDON CP CP CP CP M N O YEOVIL BRYMPTON A S D COLLEGE YEOVIL HAMDON L B I N V A LYDE SOUTH L O R E PETHERTON CP I E Y J M M SOUTH U K NORTON SUB S YEOVIL L PETHERTON HAMDON CP ODCOMBE CP CP WHITELACKINGTON CP P BROADWAY NEROCHE CP SEAVINGTON ST. YEOVIL HORTON MICHAEL CP WESTLAND CP SEAVINGTON CHISELBOROUGH ILMINSTER ST. MARY CP LOPEN CP BUCKLAND CP ST. MARY CP ILMINSTER CP BARWICK AND WEST STOFORD CP COKER CP WEST AND DONYATT KINGSTONE MIDDLE EAST CP CP CHINNOCK CP CHINNOCK CP EAST COKER COKER CP DOWLISH WAKE CP EGGWOOD MERRIOTT DINNINGTON HINTON ST. CP CP GEORGE CP COMBE ST. NICHOLAS CP KNOWLE ST. GILES CP PARRETT HASELBURY CHILLINGTON PLUCKNETT CP CP WHITESTAUNTON HARDINGTON CLOSWORTH CP CUDWORTH MANDEVILLE CP CP BLACKDOWN CP & TATWORTH CREWKERNE CHARD CHAFFCOMBE WINDWHISTLE CP CHARD E AVISHAYES CP CRIMCHARD CHARD C TOWN CP NORTH CHARD D CRICKET ST. THOMAS CP PERROTT CP COMBE WEST CREWKERNE CREWKERNE CP H CHARD F JOCELYN CH HO A G WAMBROOK LY RD MISTERTON RO CP CP OD WAYFORD WINSHAM CP CP TATWORTH AND FORTON CP KEY DISTRICT COUNCIL BOUNDARY PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARY PARISH BOUNDARY PROPOSED PARISH WARD BOUNDARY 01 2 4 PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH PARISH BOUNDARY PROPOSED WARD BOUNDARY COINCIDENT WITH PROPOSED PARISH WARD BOUNDARY Kilometres CAMELOT PROPOSED WARD NAME 1 cm = 0.4674 km CASTLE CARY CP PARISH NAME.
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