Finding BOATS

[Andy5520]

Surrey Council have a list of BOATS with a grid ref start, finish and map no.

So for example, Sheepwalk Lane, Abinger, grid ref start 100 503, grid ref finish 110 496, Explorer map 146.

Is there a way to find out where this is? I tried finding out from various sites but the grid references they ask for starts with 2 letters followed by 8 or 10 numbers.

Thanks

[beddowsm]

You really need to know the 2 letters. See http://sewhgpgc.co.uk/os.php


Use..

http://maps.the-hug.net/

Enter the grid ref eg TQ100503

(think its TQ for this map area)

[Dave DRZ]

Search for Sheepwalk Lane, Abinger on Bing maps (Bing is great as it allows you to view OS maps) - I found it straight away.

Dave

[Andy5520]

Thanks, the TQ letters work fine. These seem ok as well;

http://gridreferencefinder.com/

and

http://wtp2.appspot.com/wheresthepath.htm

Some roads are on Bing/Google but others aren't, eg. Lions Lane, Cranleigh. Guess that's part of the fun, finding what isn't on maps!

[Andy5520]

List of BOATS;

http://www.surreycc.gov.uk/__data/asset ... ATs.v1-pdf

[Tim Cullis]

Try here, great resource: http://www.qwerf.com/greenlaning/?county=surrey

Your local TRF is the ultimate source of information.

[Andy5520]

That's a fantastic resource. Cheers Tim.

[bowber]

This is handy for Cumbria

http://www.cumbria.gov.uk/roads-transpo ... R/OS91.asp

Most of the legal lanes have been classified for sustainability etc as well.

Steve

[bowber]

Try here, great resource: http://www.qwerf.com/greenlaning/?county=surrey

Great eh? A whole 34.49 miles of lanes left!
Cumbria's no better.

Grumble grumble...

Steve