Forest South East character features map tile 5
Summary
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A detailed Ordnance Survey-based map from the New Forest National Park Authority showing an area around Pilley, Boldre, and Lymington, including roads, paths, buildings, water features, and woodland. It overlays planning and heritage information, marking the New Forest National Park boundary, conservation area boundary, parish boundary, listed buildings, buildings of local historic interest, scheduled ancient monuments, and tree preservation orders. The map also identifies landscape and settlement character features such as prominent hedges and trees, traditional and inappropriate plot boundary treatments, forest edge, important open spaces, wide verges, boundary ditches and banks, focal points, and areas of large open agricultural land. It includes a key describing different types of views (short, long, glimpsed, restricted, panoramic, truncated). The map is labeled Map 5, scale 1:2500 at A0, with Crown copyright and licensing notes (2008).
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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, 2008.
Map 5
1 : 2500 when printed at A0 size
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
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