Burley character features map tile 3
Summary
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Ordnance Survey–based character map for Tile 4, Burley, produced by the New Forest National Park Authority (2010). It shows the National Park boundary, conservation area boundary, parish boundary, and the layout of roads, tracks, streams, ponds, open forest, and surrounding inclosures. The map highlights heritage and landscape features including listed buildings, buildings of local historic interest, scheduled ancient monuments, and traditional plot boundary treatments. It also identifies vegetation and boundary elements such as prominent hedges, hedge-and-tree lines, woodland, tree preservation orders, prominent individual trees, forest edge, boundary ditches and banks, and wide verges. Additional annotations mark important open spaces, focal points, large open tracts of agricultural land, and view types (short, long, glimpsed, restricted, panoramic, and truncated).
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Tile 4, 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
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Views
- short distance
- long distance
- glimpsed
- restricted
- panoramic
- truncated
- Large open tracts of agricultural land