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    Maps

    These beautifully detailed, hand crafted maps have been drawn by Roland Ramsdale, one of our founding members.

    We will always be indebted to him for the enormous task that he carried out. We have talked for ages about having access to maps that we could use without having issues over copyright and now, here they are!.

    From all of us, a great big thank you to Roland.

    By the way, these maps don't give FOTEB a copyright problem, but they are copyright material. So please, look at them and use them for any work related to FOTEB, but remember they belong to FOTEB and are copyright of Roland Ramsdale (2005). The Emm Brook flows into the River Loddon north of Lavells Lake. The full map which traces the brook upstream to various sources covers an area of 7½ km east to west by 10½ km north to south.

    Full Map of the whole length of the Emm Brook (Large File)
    For practical purposes the Emm Brook has been divided into a series of sections. The overview map provides a visual link to these sections, and enables the full extent of the brook to be seen without too much scrolling. Use this map to pick an area of interest and then click on a part of the river to bring up the detailed map of that section (at the moment you will need to use the "Back" button to return.
    Overview Map (160kb)
    Use the links below to see the map of each section.
    Lavells Lake and Dinton Pastures
    Winnersh
    Ashridge
    Emmbrook Walk
    Woosehill
    Molly Millar's Lane
    Chapel Green
    Ludgrove School to Queen's Mere
    King's Mere to Heath Pool
    Queen's Mere to Heath Lake
    Ravenswood to Wellington College
    Ludgrove School to Redlake
    Redlake to Easthampstead Park College
    Redlake to Transport and Road Research Lab