Burley character features map tile 1
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Map of Tile 2 in Burley within the New Forest National Park, produced from Ordnance Survey data under a 2010 New Forest National Park Authority licence. It shows local places and features such as paths and tracks, ponds, woodland (including Vereley Wood), farms and cottages, Coach Hill Lane, a radio mast, and nearby open land. The main purpose is to identify landscape and heritage “character features” and planning constraints, including National Park, conservation area, and parish boundaries; listed buildings; buildings of local historic interest; scheduled ancient monuments; prominent hedges, trees, woodland, and tree preservation orders; traditional and inappropriate boundary treatments; forest edge; important open spaces and wide verges; boundary ditches and banks; focal points; and key views (short, long, panoramic, and restricted).
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Tile 2, Burley
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This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationary Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. New Forest National Park Authority. Licence no.1000114703, 2010.
Character features key
- NFNP boundary
- Conservation area boundary
- Parish boundary
- Listed building
- Building with vernacular detailing/local historic interest
- Scheduled Ancient Monument
- Prominent hedge
- Hedge and trees
- Tree Preservation Order
- Prominent individual trees
- Woodland
- Traditional plot boundary treatment
- Inappropriate plot boundary treatment
- Forest edge
- Important open space
- Wide verge
- Boundary ditch- often with corresponding bank
- Focal point
- Views
- short distance
- long distance
- glimpsed
- restricted
- panoramic
- truncated
- Large open tracts of agricultural land