Description
I've mapped Tadcaw two in order to provide a reliable route that avoids the access issues in the starter route Tadcaw one.
Tadcaw two follows public rights of way throughout, and these are well waymarked and appear to be well used.
The decision to use the quiet country road (Boggart Lane) between Ulleskelf and Ozendyke was made reluctantly, on the grounds that the obvious alternative (the public footpath between the lane and the river) appears in fact to be little used, prone to flooding at times of high water and to high vegetation growth during summer, and is bordered at one end by a high stile and the other by an awkward hingeless gate, all making it difficult and unenjoyable to navigate
I've mapped Tadcaw two in order to provide a reliable route that avoids the access issues in the starter route Tadcaw one.
Tadcaw two follows public rights of way throughout, and these are well waymarked and appear to be well used.
The decision to use the quiet country road (Boggart Lane) between Ulleskelf and Ozendyke was made reluctantly, on the grounds that the obvious alternative (the public footpath between the lane and the river) appears in fact to be little used, prone to flooding at times of high water and to high vegetation growth during summer, and is bordered at one end by a high stile and the other by an awkward hingeless gate, all making it difficult and unenjoyable to navigate
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Tadcaster
Grid Ref
SE4861743323
Lat / Lon
53.88384° / -1.26188°
Easting / Northing
448,617E / 443,323N
What3Words
assorted.keep.hoped
Cawood
Grid Ref
SE5744137811
Lat / Lon
53.83341° / -1.12869°
Easting / Northing
457,441E / 437,811N
What3Words
handfuls.crowbar.pouch
| Tadcaster | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SE4861743323 |
| Lat / Lon | 53.88384° / -1.26188° |
| Easting / Northing | 448,617E / 443,323N |
| What3Words | assorted.keep.hoped |
| Cawood | |
|---|---|
| Grid Ref | SE5744137811 |
| Lat / Lon | 53.83341° / -1.12869° |
| Easting / Northing | 457,441E / 437,811N |
| What3Words | handfuls.crowbar.pouch |
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