Hampshire Treasures
Volume 10 ( Fareham)
Page 65 - Titchfield
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| Description and Date | Remarks | Protection | Grid Ref. and Punchcard No. | |
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| Group A - Natural Features | ||||
| Nature Reserve |
Titchfield Haven. Part of this reserve is within the parish. The Nature Reserve was formerly the estuary of the River Meon which receives most of its water from the chalk. Tidal water is excluded so that the estuary is an extensive fresh marsh. The area is locally important for surface feeding duck and supports a wide range of wetland birds and flora. The reserve forms a large part of the Titchfield Haven Site of Special Scientific Interest which extends beyond the reserve boundary. | SSSI |
SU 533 023 0707 220 |
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| Sarsen Stones |
A few stones were discovered during excavation work for the relief road to the west of Titchfield. They have been relocated at the south-east entrance to Kite's Croft development site. | SU 529 066 0707 221 |
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| Tree |
A London plane tree on land at Beechcroft Close, Catisfield. | TPO 2 - FBC |
SU 549 062 0707 207 |
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| Trees |
An oak and an ash at No. 19A, Coach Hill, Titchfield. | TPO 3 |
SU 537 056 0707 206 |
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| Trees |
Land between Catisfield Road and The Avenue. Many trees including cypress, holm oak, horse chestnut, ash and lime retained from former large garden, throughout development. | TPO 4 - FBC |
SU 554 060 0707 205 |
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| Tree |
A copper beech in the grounds of the Heathfield Hotel, The Avenue. | TPO 5 |
SU 557 060 0707 222 |
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| Trees |
No. 8, High Street. Three holm oaks and two walnut trees. | TPO 16 - FBC CA |
SU 540 059 0707 204 |
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| Trees |
Nos. 60 and 62, Catisfield Road. Two oak trees. | TPO 21 - FBC |
SU 552 062 0707 203 |
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| Trees |
No. 1, Chatsworth Close. A group of thuja and a horse chestnut. | TPO 27 - FBC |
SU 553 062 0707 208 |
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| Woodland |
St. Margaret's Coppice. An area of woodland, consisting mainly of oak. | TPO 57 |
SU 535 060 0707 136 |
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| Trees |
The Larches, Catisfield. Two groups of trees, mainly monterey cypress. | TPO 23 - FBC |
SU 553 061 0707 209 |
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| Trees |
Nos. 63 and 65, Titchfield Park Road and No. 201, Southampton Road. Five separate oak trees and four groups containing oak, birch, thorn and ash. | TPO 61 - FBC |
SU 529 072 0707 223 |
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| Trees |
No. 30, Ranvilles Lane, Fareham. Three groups of trees containing oak, sycamore, beech and pine. | TPO 65 - FBC |
SU 545 056 0707 224 |
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| Trees |
South of Catisfield Road. Several horse chestnut, sycamore, lime and oaktrees retained from former grounds of Catisfield Lodge. | TPO 66 - FBC |
SU 550 061 0707 211 |
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