the great fen masterplan map

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58 The maps on previous pages have been combined to create the single masterplan map seen opposite. It reveals the scope and complexity of access the partners intend to provide as the project develops. As described in earlier sections, access to and around the Great Fen can only be achieved with the support and involvement of local landowners and in continued consultation with providers and users. The partners will bring forward detailed plans for access at the appropriate time. Site-specific investigations of access may result in different routes from those shown here. In particular access to and around the visitor centre may change significantly as plans for the building and surrounding landscape are developed. The Great Fen Masterplan Map The masterplan map shows how the different modes of access are integrated with each other and how they link to local communities, village-based facilities and the future Great Fen visitor centre. LEGEND Existing waterway with potential for navigation Potential waterway Circular routes for small, non-motorised or electric craft Potential Bridleways Existing public highway Existing Bridleways Potential cycle routes National Cycle Network (Sustrans) Existing public highway Potential Bus Stops Potential Bus Route Existing Bus Routes Mooring Visitor Centre and car park Yaxley Ramsey Gateway at Frog Hall Bridge Gateway at Ramsey St. Mary’s Gateway at Ramsey Heights Countryside Classroom Gateway at St. Andrew’s Church, Church End 2 Sawtry 3 Stilton 4 1 Windmill Ramsey Abbey Angling Facilities Public Houses Accommodation Mooring EXISTING FEATURES VISITOR FACILITIES Gateways: entrances to the Great Fen Project where a range of visitor information, parking and other services may be provided Village-based facilities: key village locations with potential for the development of a range of appropriate visitor facilities, parking and other services G3 G5 G4 G2 G1 Gateway at Holme Village Potential Footpaths Existing public highway Existing Public Rights of Way/ Existing Footpaths Public Right of Way potentially diverted Potential Viewpoint Great Fen Project Area Roads Potential Water Storage

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Page 1: The Great Fen Masterplan Map

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The maps on previous pages have been combined to create the single masterplan map seen opposite. It reveals the scope and complexity of access the partners intend to provide as the project develops. As described in earlier sections, access to and around the Great Fen can only be achieved with the support and involvement of local landowners and in continued consultation with providers and users.

The partners will bring forward detailed plans for access at the appropriate time. Site-specific investigations of access may result in different routes from those shown here. In particular access to and around the visitor centre may change significantly as plans for the building and surrounding landscape are developed.

The Great Fen Masterplan Map

The masterplan map shows how the different modes of access are integrated with each other and how they link to local communities, village-based facilities and the future Great Fen visitor centre.

LEGEND

Existing waterway withpotential for navigation

Potential waterway

Circular routes for small, non-motorised or electric craft

Potential Bridleways

Existing public highway

Existing Bridleways

Potential cycle routes

National Cycle Network(Sustrans)

Existing public highway

Potential Bus Stops

Potential Bus Route

Existing Bus Routes

Mooring

Visitor Centre and car park

Yaxley

Ramsey

Gateway at Frog Hall Bridge

Gateway at Ramsey St. Mary’s

Gateway at Ramsey HeightsCountryside Classroom

Gateway at St. Andrew’s Church,Church End

2

Sawtry3

Stilton 4

1

Windmill

Ramsey Abbey

Angling Facilities

Public Houses

Accommodation

Mooring

EXISTING FEATURES

VISITOR FACILITIES

Gateways: entrances to the Great Fen Project where a range of visitor information, parking and other services may be provided

Village-based facilities: key village locations with potential for the development of a range of appropriate visitor facilities, parking and other services

G3

G5

G4

G2

G1

Gateway at Holme Village

Potential Footpaths

Existing public highway

Existing Public Rights of Way/Existing Footpaths

Public Right of Way potentially diverted

Potential Viewpoint

Great Fen Project Area

Roads

Potential Water Storage

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PETERBOROUGH

Yaxley

Whittlesey

HUNTINGDON

ST IVES

Ramsey

Sawtry

Stilton

Warboys

East

Coa

st M

ainl

ine

Railw

ay

A1

NormanCross

Holme

Upwood

GreatRaveley

RamseyHeights

Woodwalton

B660

Conington

Upton

AlconburyWeston

Alconbury

Alconbury

LittleStukeley

GreatStukeley

AbbotsRipton

KingsRipton

Wyton

OldHurst

Broughton

LittleRaveley

Wistow

Bury

RamseyForty Foot

RamseyMereside

RamseySt Mary’s

Farcet

RAFWyton

Coates

Turves

Pondersbridge

Pidley

Fenton

Woodhurst

Houghton

Bill Fen Marina

ChurchEnd

2

3

4

1

G3

G2

G4

G5

G1

Potential water taxi

To National Cycle Network (Sustrans)

Peterborough Green Wheel

Masterplan

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Source: Ordnance Survey, CEH, Wildlife Trust & Getmapping PlcOrdnance Survey © Crown copyright [2009] All rights reserved. Licence number WL1005175. Aerial Photograph: © Getmapping Plc