Dead end public rights of way [10 photos] :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Dead end public rights of way

"However, the Definitive Maps [of Public Rights of Way] are full of anomalies where ‘dead end’ public rights of way stop for no apparent reason. This frequently occurs at parish boundaries, where adjacent parish councils took a different approach to what they considered to be a public right of way when the Definitive Maps were being first drafted [in the 1950s]." (Ref.: Technical Standard ‐ Public rights of way. Document no.: HS2‐HS2‐HW‐STD‐000‐000002).
The Ramblers Association is leading efforts to ensure that missing historic rights of way are added to the Definitive Map before the cut-off date of 2026 Link

by Tim Heaton

Created: Thu, 31 Mar 2022, Updated: Thu, 31 Mar 2022

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TF0429 : Footpath to nowhere by Tim Heaton

TF0531 : Footpath to nowhere by Tim Heaton

SK9532 : On the Cross Britain Way between Woodnook and Old Somerby by Tim Heaton

SK9527 : End of Canner's Lane by Tim Heaton

SK9833 : Footpath on the north edge of Kirton Wood by Tim Heaton

SK9639 : Footpath off Ermine Street (High Dike) by Tim Heaton

SK9937 : End of bridleway and footpath by Tim Heaton

SK8839 : Bridleway footbridge next to the A1 by Tim Heaton

SK9839 : Bridleway to nowhere by Tim Heaton

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