Hampshire Treasures

Volume 5 ( New Forest)

Page 27 - Bransgore

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Description and DateRemarksProtectionGrid Ref. and
Punchcard No.
Group A - Natural Features
Tree
 West Road. A single silver birch tree.     T.P.O. No. 1007
 SZ 180 975
2403 73
Trees
 Bransgore. Several varieties of trees within a large area. Centred on grid reference.     T.P.O. No. 484
 SZ 186 977
2403 21
Trees
 Bransgore House. Centred on grid reference.     T.P.O. No. 190
 SZ 193 981
2403 22
Trees (2)
 No. 93 Burley Road. Two oak trees.     T.P.O. No. 1010
 SZ 181 974
2403 74
Tree
 Heathfield House. A cedar standing in the grounds of the house.     SZ 200 981
2403 31
Trees
 Jopps Plantation. Mixed conifers and deciduous trees. Centred on grid reference.     T.P.O. No. 489
 SZ 196 986
2403 45
Trees
 Wiltshire Lodge Estate. A variety of different trees.     T.P.O. No. 1027
 SZ 180 976
2403 75
Trees
 Thorney Hill School, Thorney Hill. Scots pine, Lawson cypress, silver birch and a small oak, are the specific trees of interest within this area.     T.P.O. No. 1126
 SZ 200 998
2403 86
Trees
 Burley Road. Centred on grid reference.     T.P.O. No. 556
 SZ 188 980
2403 77
Trees
 Nine oak trees between the Harrow Road and Croft Road, Neacroft.     T.P.O. No. 1077
 SZ 186 969
2403 78
T rees
 Six oaks, two silver birch and one holly tree in the grounds of Thorney Hill Methodist Church, School Road, Thorney Hill.     T.P.O. No. 1113
 SZ 199 998
2403 79
Heathland
 Poors Common. An area of heathland with typical flora and fauna. Part has been lost to gravel working.     SZ 200 985
2403 80
Heathland
 Burton Common. An area of heathland with typical flora and fauna. Access restricted. Centred on grid reference.     N.P. Act
S.S.S.I.
 SZ 195 955
2403 81
Woodland
 McPenny's Nursery, Burley Road. Landscaped woodland with good collection of shrubs in old gravel workings.     SZ 192 983
2403 19
Garden
 Belle Heather, Burley Road. Large garden making use of old gravel workings.     SZ 195 985
2403 09
Group B - Archaeological Sites and Remains
Stone Age
Implement
 Found at McPenny's Nurseries 1968. Neolithic flint axe. Retained by the Red House Museum. O.S.A. No. SZ19 NE13.     SZ 194 984
2403 47
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