Rights of Way
The Footpaths and Bridleways shown on the map are there for the enjoyment of everyone. However users should at all times stay on the designated routes across farmland and keep their dogs under control. This is especially so where livestock are in the fields that are crossed by footpaths as loose dogs can cause distress and harm to the animals.
The map below shows the Rights of Way within the Parish of Lea, Cleverton and Garsdon. This map is an excerpt from the Wiltshire Council Definitive Map. Path numbering consists of the Parish identifier followed by a number. For example, a path denoted ‘Lecl’ refers to the Parish of Lea, Cleverton and Garsdon, whereas ‘MALW’ refers to paths within the Parish of Malmesbury.
The map below shows the Rights of Way within the Parish of Lea, Cleverton and Garsdon. This map is an excerpt from the Wiltshire Council Definitive Map. Path numbering consists of the Parish identifier followed by a number. For example, a path denoted ‘Lecl’ refers to the Parish of Lea, Cleverton and Garsdon, whereas ‘MALW’ refers to paths within the Parish of Malmesbury.
