Definitive Rights Of Way Map

The map is accompanied by definitive statements which give a brief description of each path, and by a series of definitive map modification orders which record any changes made since the publication of the current. A way shown on the map is conclusive evidence that the public has the rights shown unless there has been a legal change. Public right of way map.

The routes are also listed and described on the definitive statement. The map was last published on 15 december 2007. Since that date we have made an annual legal event order to reflect any changes.

The definitive map is a legal document and the inclusion of a right of way is conclusive evidence of the existence of that right of way, whatever its physical state may be.

29 rows searchable maps can also be found with the council's interactive mapping service,. The map is accompanied by definitive statements which give a brief description of each path, and by a series of definitive map modification orders which record any changes made since the publication of the current. They are legally protected routes that the public may use by foot. The definitive map shows their location and the statement records status, description, width, length, structures and surface.