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Description: Informal kerbside parking.
Description: Forecourt hardstanding for MT shed.
Description: Marked disabled parking.
Description: Target butts.
Description: Ambulance bay
Description: Septic tank
Description: Horse gallops.
Name: Gunpowder Store
Description: Fully restored by mining charity
Name: Far Close
Description: Former field
Name: High Lathe
Description: Former C19th barn
Name: Long Lands Plantation
Description: Vestige of larger C19th plantation
Description: Mostly low-level grass, not a huge variety, not many flowers
Description: Looks much like the other grassland in the reserve
Name: 3rd Chalkwell Bay Sea Scout Group
Description: Headquarters of 3rd Chalkwell Bay Sea Scouts, where we run a huge array activities and training for young people aged 6 to 25 and beyond, teaching skills for life, challenge and adventure to over 200 young people in the local area.
Description: 1 White Hart Street
Description: New housing estate being built on the grounds of the former Willow Burn Hospice. A few units are finished, near the entrance to the development, several have roof-mounted solar PV modules.
Name: Wotton Community PARC
Description: Home of Wotton parkrun, Wotton BMX track and Wotton Skatepark
Name: Hough End Leisure Centre
Description: Facilities: swimming pools, gym, sports hall, health suite, studio
Name: James Alpes
Description: Accident repair centre
Name: The Woodspeen
Description: Michelin Star Restaurant
Name: Stoneacre
Description: Preserved signal box: "mechanical with motor points installed at the far end of the loop. The signals are principally of LMS origin."
Description: Open grassland adj Colchester Golf Course
Name: RANG Railway
Description: Royal Arsenal Narrow Gauge Railway. 2 foot guage diesel engine Bazalgette
Description: Proposed for development as a "park and change" facility plus retail and small business units in northern part.
Description: Sheep fold
Name: Brookhill Hall
Description: Brookhill Hall was used by King James I as well as King Charles II as a hunting lodge, before becoming home to the Coke for some 450 years. The Coach House and extensions were made by the Coke family.
Name: The Tom Jones Memorial Field
Description: Home of Ramsey Colts Football Club
Name: Bremenium
Description: High Rochester (Bremenium) Roman Fort Flavian Auxiliary Fort (AD 69–96)
Description: Two very large solar arrays. This one has 44 sections of 184 modules, total 8096 modules.
Description: Two very large solar arrays. This one has 59 sections of 184 modules, total 10856 modules.
Description: Former Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
Name: Cheddar Baptist Church
Description: Grade II listed building built in 1831 - https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1296121
Name: Breedon Priory Golf Centre
Description: 18 hole Par 62 & 9 hole Pitch & Putt Course
Description: Small fence to protect new planting
Description: Small fence to protect planting
Description: This is now part of the new housing estate, I think an appartment.
Name: Little Canton
Description: Chinese restaurant, takeaway & Bar
Name: ABN
Description: Animal food production plant
Name: Ancient Church Yard Of St. Swithin's
Description: Placed in the care of Lincoln Corporation 1956.
Name: Brampton Bryan Park
Description: SSI. Medieval deer park dating from at leaast 1400s and probably 1300s. Damaged in Civil War and extensive treee plantig arond 1660, many f which remain today.
Description: Replacement for original bandstand removed in the 1950s
Description: Public Toilets
Name: Pit A
Description: A pit used for testing pressure on various nuclear reactor pieces during Berkeley Power Plant's operational years. This pit is not radioactive. This pit is concreted over
Name: Pit B
Description: A pit used for testing pressure on various nuclear reactor pieces during Berkeley Power Plant's operational years. This pit is not radioactive. This pit is concreted over
Description: Outside area for students and staff of SGS Berkeley Green UTC and fire escape
Description: Unknown area that will be updated in the near future
Name: Cowper Memorial Church
Description: This is the site of the house in which the famous hymn writer William Cowper spent his last days.
Description: Former coach house of Albyns, now part of Albyns Manor Farm
Description: A Record of Lancaster
Description: Carpark for GP staff.
Name: Williams Place
Description: retirement living plus
Description: Big Flower Container with Tree
Name: Cartridge Link
Description: Supplier of branded and compatible ink and toner cartridges.
Name: All Souls Church
Description: The Church is closed and unused
Description: Horse paddock
Name: The New Tyke
Description: Mainly carvery.
Name: Skate Park
Description: Alconbury Weald skate park, skateboards, skates, scooters etc.
Name: Todmorden Bowls Club
Description: Thriving bowls club, coaching programme, eight teams in four leagues, large social bowling section. extended pavilion imminent. Unique four greens, all odf different character, in one place. Pay and play, £3 pp per session. £25 annual membership. Schools,
Name: Tring Scout Group
Description: Scout hut
Name: Colchester Spiritualist Church
Description: Spiritualist Church
Name: Masterkey Locksmiths SW Ltd
Description: Masterkey Locksmiths SW Ltd are a SafeContractor-accredited locksmith company, offering a comprehensive range of emergency domestic & commercial locksmith services in Plymouth, Devon & Cornwall.
Description: Ancient Graves (No longer active burial site)
Name: Westbury Estate regeneration
Description: Detailed renovation plan:
https://moderngov.lambeth.gov.uk/documents/s94012/1705991OUT%20Westbury%20Estate.pdf
Name: Bolton Art Gallery, Library & Museum
Description: Has an archive section
Description: For season ticket holders only. Access is via keycard, obtained from ticket office.
Description: Circa 1700-1720 with alterations and later additions.
Description: Probably early C19.
Description: old limestone quarry
Description: old smelt mill pond
Name: Sister Dora Garden
Description: Burial place of Dorothy Wyndlow Pattison, better known as Sister Dora (16 January 1832 – 24 December 1878), an Anglican nun and nurse. Her burial place is surrounded by the graves of other Walsall dignitaries from the Victorian period.
Name: Education Centre, University Hospital Lewisham
Description: COVID-19 Vaccination Centre
Description: probable old lead mine shafts
Description: probable old lead mine shafts and spoil heaps
Description: possible closely-spaced mine shafts. However, OS sheet 132, publ. 1851 shows this as a limestone quarry
Name: Rakes Paddocks
Description: A series of very small fields in mid-C19th
Name: Cowden
Description: 1 big field in mid-C19th
Name: Cretehawser
Description: The wreck site of the concrete Steam Tug Cretehawser. Built in 1919 and was dismantled in 1935. Hull was beached in the river in 1943
Description: Roman camp, shown on OS sheet 132, publ. 1851 as "ROMAN CAMP Supposed"
Description: mine shafts? limestone delves?
Description: Many visible crop marks.
Description: Gas Governor
Name: The White Monk Tearoom
Description: Very nice, resonable prices, and coped well when 20+ of us suddenly turned up
Name: Cow Wood
Description: Formerly part of Ellers Wood
Description: gallops
Description: Possibly "Gate Inn" or "East Gate"
Name: High Dam
Description: old mill dam
Name: Laugherne Brook Local Nature Reserve (Area 4, Coles Meadow)
Description: Public space with brook
Description: This was a field at the turn of the C19th to C20th. It does not have a name.
Name: Jack Diamond Hut 1979
Description: White Spider Climbing Club
Name: Clumber House
Description: 6 Apartments
Description: Small public grassy area that has an old Single Wire Drawing Machine and some benches.
Name: Shanklin & Sandown Golf Club
Description: 18 hole Par 70
Name: Upper Plantation
Description: Managed coppice fuelwood and plantation softwood
Description: former mining pond
Description: Engraving above door says Salem 1845
Description: 1 of a group of buildings extant end labelled "Low Far Side" in OS sheet 135,publ 1854
Name: Ravenstone Moor
Description: In the mid-C19th, this was an undvided part of Ravenstone Moor, itself a part of Bewerley Moor
Name: Long Whatton and Diseworth
Description: 2016-Aug: Entire BoundaryLine reset and this CP added using OS Long_Whatton_and_Diseworth_CP.gpx as template.
Description: Already a ruin in OS sheet 135,publ 1854
Description: Grafton Road Bridge
Name: Noss Hard (Tidal)
Description: Tidal Car Park
Name: Beamish Park Golf Course
Description: 18 hole Par 71
Name: Abu Bakr Al-Ihsaan Academy
Description: Mixed-gender from years 3 to 7, and girls-only from years 7 to 11.
Description: Site of medieval Heywood Hall and associated earthworks.
Name: Walsall Market
Description: Traditional marketplace with stalls offering a variety of products as fresh fruits, vegetables, fish, clothes, etc. Walsall is a market town and has hosted this marketplace since 1219 AD.
Name: Circus Road West Water Feature
Description: Water feature in Circus road west
Name: Tower Barn
Description: stylish visitor centre with focus on living life to the full
Name: ROAR
Description: Indoor play
Name: Shooting Shelter (Cleve Archers old)
Description: Old covered area used by Cleve Archers 
Comprised of two metal shipping containers at the back with paving in front and a roof covering both sections
Description: WikiHouse wooden building
Name: Lodge Space
Description: Cafe and Yoga space
Description: One of two for Grange Farm Estate residents, includes a classic bench with back and armrests.
Description: Lawn surrounded by trees which provide sticks to throw for dogs.  For residents of Grange Farm Estate.
Description: Home based on 1919 Pullman Parlour Car Dora
Description: Trees on upper levels near to main pavement, lower track path (free draining) below to the south, both connect The Avenue to Sunbury station.
Name: Lower Sunbury Sewage Pumping Station
Description: Pumps foul water of Shepperton & Sunbury (presumably also Laleham) again so can elevate and use very low gradient of the Thames - see further example by River Ash and Fordbridge Road.
Name: Bleu hair salon
Description: Hair and beauty salon
Name: Esso Newmarket
Description: This is the "Newmarket Service Station" and when I supported this petrol station on Friday 18.02.2022 this till receipt reads that this is a "Rontec" store.
Name: Phenomen
Description: Turkish barber shop
Description: Enterance to flats above halifax
Name: Beer + Burger
Description: Beer bar that sells burgers
Description: Visitor's parking.
Description: Yellow brick with stone dressings and white-latticed windows. Projection of a house. With black standard clock dials facing street and east, old or whitened dial facing west.
Description: small conifers.  Has been replanted since imagery
Description: large conifers
Name: Agricola Way Flood Aleviation Works
Description: Agricola Way Flood Aleviation
Description: Formerly, as same house, known as The Grange then Frith Grange.
Name: 1A - 4, 42
Description: Before numbering and additionally to its number equally legitimately (co-registered with Royal Mail) is known as 'Holmbank'.
Description: Rarely manned ticket but only the access way/main shelter which stands on the Shepperton-bound (south) side of the station.
Description: Private house archetypal Georgian in the red brick-based classical category of architecture of the gentry built as the home of retired Admiral, created first Lord (Baron) Hawke. Mansard slate roof and a small proportion of once sprawling formal gardens.
Name: All Saints' Church
Description: Anglican Parish Church. 1858. G.E. Street.
Description: Vicarage, now house. Circa 1860. Probably by G.E. Street.
Name: Eilmar Montessori Nursery
Description: Children's nursery
Description: Open usually when Sunbury Open Gardens event runs (if revived); frequent winner of awards in Spelthorne in Bloom and before 1974 of Middlesex Garden Association awards.
Name: Hitching Stone
Description: The largest boulder in Yorkshire. Legend has it that a witch living on Ilkley Moor threw it here with her broomstick.
Name: Site Lines
Description: Standing stones accompanied by steel viewing boxes: the views are described by plaques.
Description: Phase 1 completed
Description: Park and playground with basketball/football court
Description: 11 century leper hospital.
Description: Blue Lady Statues and Table Tennis Table alongside some benches.
Description: Giant outdoor draughts and chess
Description: Farmhouse, now house. Datestone BT/I/1630, perhaps a remodelling of that date.
Name: Methodist Church
Description: Final church service took place in October 2025.
Name: St Michael's
Description: Catholic church of turn-of-the 20th century very tall, gothic-inspired brick architecture.
Description: Horse school
Description: Sainsburys car park
Name: The Sports Academy
Description: Football Pitches
Name: Coal & Cotton
Description: Formerly Victorian 'Greyhound Farm', and a village pub run by the Crompton family in the 19th century, now revamped with gin distillery from 2019.
Name: Govier Park
Description: Backup / training pitch for South Molton RFC. Occasional use.
Description: Was for some years called Contact House, full listing at Listed Buildings websites (statutorily listed for combination of Victorian age and architecture). Early C19, restored in C20. Channelled, whitewashed stucco below, yellow and dun coloured brick...
Name: 1-19 Rivermead House
Description: Controlling managing company: Rivermead House Management Ltd owned by the residents.  Freeholder: believed to be the same
Description: House and restaurant: Indian Zest.
Name: 2-13 Castle Walk
Description: Having communal gardens with mature trees, these are private ownership maisonettes having a pleasant walk to/from Sunbury station
Name: Clark's Wharf
Description: Maritime_(serves_hire_vessels_and_others)
Name: Riverside Arts Centre
Description: Two large halls, one with a gently tiered audience space for live performances, several plays per month by different groups including Riverside Youth Theatre
Description: Survey tower used during construction of Thirlmere aqueduct
Description: Soil storage area
Name: St. John's
Description: Once owned by the monastery of Llantony. Abandoned in 1864 due to constant flooding from the Gamber Brook.
Description: Engin-X and HRPD beam delivery building.
Description: Old explosives store; usable as a bothy in dire situations
Name: Pengegon Community Centre
Description: Pengegon Community Centre, fire damaged 2020-08-28
Name: Selset Reservoir
Description: Construction commenced by Tees Valley and Cleveland Water Board,in June 1955 and the reservoir first filled in July 1960
Name: Stephen & Co.
Description: Shop-front.
Description: dog training
Description: Sections of gravel with intermediate smoothness
Name: NatWest
Description: No counter service on Saturdays.
Name: Anne's Wood
Description: These trees were planted by the late owner of the property, Anne. This wood has been named by friends in her memory.
Description: Pair of cottages, formerly Parish Poorhouse. Circa 1828, converted to cottages circa 1834.
Name: Mallards Way Park
Description: community park
Name: Bearsted Woodland Trust
Description: Parkland
Name: Framton Cotterell & District Community Association
Description: The larger Crossbow House hall, smaller St Peter's Hall and meeting rooms are available for hire seven days a week. These venues are ideal for family functions, parties, fundraising events, clubs, societies, user groups and public meetings.
Name: Damhouse
Description: Damhouse is a grade II listed manor house set in 17 acres of woodland. The 16th Century manor house boasts extensive grounds, and is home to a number of local businesses.
Description: Old Methodist Chapel and now a residence
Description: The upper floor has a remarkable set of plaster reliefs. The red terracotta figures show late 19 th Century sporting activities, including a hunt, four-man scull and a wrestling match. The south end includes panels showing a cricket and rugby match.
Name: Esso
Description: This petrol station is named "Esso Tesco Bitterne Express".
Name: Bluebirds Club
Description: Started by Stephen Court, a wine merchant, who took over the Fleece pub around 1788 and relaunched as a wine and spirits merchant by 1807. His son Rogers built terraced vineyards and a garden folly on the cliffs behind. Caves exist underground.
Name: The Hadleigh Ram
Description: Did not reopen after lockdown and is currently on the market.
Name: The Test Centre
Description: MOT Testing Class 4 & 7.5 Servicing & Repairs
Name: The Fox (derelict pub)
Description: Has been closed since about 2013.  Still derelict in 2025.
Name: BP
Description: The till receipt from this petrol station reads "Bitterne Manor" but the BP website lists this service station as "Manor Service Station".
Name: Hardy House
Description: Retirement housing. 28 flats. Sizes studio, 1 bedroom. Includes wheelchair standard properties.
Description: Earth Banks
Name: Ambleside Close
Description: New housing mix development
Name: Northway Park
Description: Under new development
Description: Cycle garage for adjacent apartment blocks.
Description: Bin store for adjacent apartment blocks.
Description: Area for apartment residents to hang out laundry to dry.
Name: Bartlett Court
Description: Retirement housing. 11 flats. Built in 1989. Sizes studio, 1 bedroom
Description: Currently very wet and an absolute haven for wading birds!
Name: Glenfall House
Description: events, accommodation
Name: 1W
Description: 1W
Description: Rough ground, there used to be a building here but the school knocked it down, only leaving little rubble behind. They recently added some gravel on the sides, next to the path that leads from the bend of the building to the end of Chiltern Road.
Description: Path leading to access [building number]
Description: Slate chippings
Name: Talland House  (Virginia Woolf's House)
Description: Virginia Woolf was born in 1882 and throughout her childhood, Virginia, along with her family spent summers at Talland House in St Ives.
Description: Access from Mendip Road to the the Riverside Refectory is used often, there is a green line that marks the path of the pedestrians, as opposed to a path. Parking is also permitted here, although no spaces are marked.
Description: Car parks for C11 and B12
Name: The Old Exchange
Description: Maket Place Dental Practice
Description: Museum and Function Rooms
Name: Prince Edward Mansions
Description: Built in 1890.
Name: Berkeley House
Description: No nursing
Name: Austen Court
Description: Austen Court residential estate of mixed social & private housing.
Description: Chimney to steam factory, former Royal Dockyard
Name: Old Spot Lane Nature Area
Description: Nature Area, Park
Description: Local Assault Course
Name: North London Collegiate School
Description: This is the main entrance.
Name: Baildon Library
Description: Demolished October 2023
Description: young
Name: North Manchester Joinery
Description: Bespoke joinery services for both residential and commercial customers across Greater Manchester
Description: Barn, building attached to north (possibly former stable) and further building attached to north, formerly a house. Barn dated 1725 on cart entry lintel, possibly of earlier origin, with later alterations.
Description: Farmhouse. Late C16/early C17, with later alterations.
Description: Farmhouse, now house. Dated 1651 on first floor plaster overmantel to fireplace, C20 alterations.
Description: Farmhouse, now house. Dated 1624 on front door.
Name: The Red House
Description: Former home of Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears
Description: These look like lynchets but are perpendicular to the slope rather than parallel as usual
Name: New Dam
Description: New Dam The New Dam (1853/4 -1930), was as its name suggests the last dam to be built in the valley and its purpose was to act as a supplementary water supply for the Spooners wheels. The dam was turned into an open-air swimming pool in 1909. Now disused.
Name: Flasby Hall
Description: Built in 1843–44 and a Grade II listed building. Source:Wikipedia
Name: Giants Graves
Description: Scheduled monument. Pillow mounds - artificial rabbit warren for breeding rabbits.
Name: Chartwell House
Description: Retirement housing, Close care housing. 31 flats. Built in 1993. Sizes 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom. New residents accepted from 60 years of age.
Description: Formerly Fire Station (from 1860s until the Second World War).
Name: Skyrakes Wood
Description: Woodland in mid-C19th, now open moorland
Name: Broadway Lodge
Description: Residential home for the elderly
Name: Mill Lodge Hospital
Description: Caring for children (0 - 18yrs) whose rights are restricted under the Mental Health Act
Name: The Tyre Park
Description: Tyre Park with a bark chip floor
Description: Aqueduct take-off tower
Description: Surgery car park.
Name: Church of St Nicholas
Description: Grade 1 listed.  Dated at circa 1180.
Description: former mid-C19th wood
Name: Nottinghamshire Hospice
Description: Day care, no residential nursing
Description: Toddler play area
Description: crop markings
Description: field
Description: Adventure play area
Name: The Oaks
Description: Rehabilitation and Residential homes; no nursing care
Name: Sunningwell Cricket Pavillion
Description: Pavillion for Sunningwell Cricket
Name: Leckhampton CofE Primary Car Park
Description: School car park (staff only)
Description: Early C17, addition to new and re-roofing c. 1840, with same later alterations.
Description: Aqueduct over disused Waterhouses Branch railway line.
Description: House. Late C17, mid C19 porch and alterations, C20 alterations.
Description: Farmhouse, now house. C17 with later alterations and additions.
Description: Farmhouse. c. 1815 refronting of possibly earlier building, with later alterations and additions.
Description: Farmhouse, now house. Early - mid C18, possibly remodelling of earlier house, with later alterations and additions.
Description: Pair of houses in a village street. Dated GP/1828.
Description: Pill Box WW2
Description: Solar PV array on Barnet fire station
Description: Traders Stores
Description: Harbury Heritage Centre
Description: Northern outfall sewer bridge over Channelsea River
Name: Bark Wood
Description: This was a wood in the mid-C19th. The name "Bark Wood" (probably erroneously) persists on recent OS maps.
Name: Cowden Flats
Description: Several fields in mid-C19th
Description: multiple aerial imagery crop marks, possible of buildings. Surrounded by large lynchets area to south and east
Name: East Field Lathe
Description: Barn extant in md-C19th
Description: Cricket Batting Cages
Description: Several fields in mid-C19th
Description: OS sheet 133,publ 1852 shows this to be the N end of sheep pens
Description: Temporary class rooms
Name: Field Barns
Description: Building extant in mid-C19th. Wall outlines still visibl on ground
Description: Quaker Burial Ground
Description: 5W 2.1
Description: Private land
Description: Small playground area for children
Description: On a farm.
Description: Small pump house
Name: Mid Field
Description: Wide pitch ready for cross country,rugby,cricket,rouders and even FOOTBALL!
Name: Back Field
Description: Grass is cut regularly. Students that attend Malcolm Arnold Academy use this frequently in lessons.
Name: The Granary Courtyard
Description: Converted farmyard into wedding events venue and guest houses
Name: Barn Hill House
Description: Barnhill or Barn Hill House was built in 1671, and later rebuilt in the late seventeenth century, with further additions later.
Name: Wall Hey Pit Furnace Ventilation Chimney
Description: Built in 1840, this ventilation chimney served the Wall Hey Pit furnace. Now closed off, the pit-shaft was 645ft deep. This type of chimney was common in the 19th century before the advent of mechanical fans.
Name: Marylebone Boys' School
Description: Boy's free school located in centeral London.
Name: Haigh Hall Cricket Oval
Description: Originally a victorian cricket ground, now an open space with Haigh Woodland Park.
Name: The Oak Grove
Description: The Oak Grove is a unique and secluded woodland wedding venue for a rural wedding. Containing spectacular stretch tents with a fully licensed ‘living arbour’ for KCC Ceremonies, Blessings & Handfasting