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Re: List of rights of way

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  1. Quoted message said:
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    Is there a government/OS/anything searchable database of rural walks,
    rights of way, bridleways. etc. ?

    MAGIC has GIS showing most land use and access designations but not
    rights of way.

    Surrey has an amazing resource at www.surrey.gov.uk and then click on
    interactive map and accept the terms, one of the layers is footpaths
    and other prows and this is in the discover surrey section. The site
    works best with IE5 but will work with opera7, though the cursor
    location is not available in the latter. Hampshire's is not quite as
    interactive http://www.hants.gov.uk/maps/paths/ but is easier as it is
    in the form of images. I'd guess many other county councils will have
    similar.

    A couple more:
    Dorset:
    http://195.49.180.79/dorset/mappage.asp

    Wiltshire:
    http://www.maps-direct.co.uk/waspathfinder/MapWilts.aspx

    John

  2. And another:
    West Sussex - http://www2.westsussex.gov.uk/imap/index.html

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