Note: The maps given here are no substitute for the OS EXPLORER or OUTDOOR LEISURE MAPS which are an essential tool for the field naturalist. You also need a 'map reading ROMER' which helps you to find or give a map reference by laying the corner of the clear plastic frame on the spot within the relevant 1 km map square and reading off the numbers to complete the map reference.
For more info on Maps and Map References click MAPS

Work on this page started at end Sept 98 and is not yet entirely complete in Sept 2004. Keep checking its progress!

Within the area shown above "my patch" consists of the SZ79, SU70 and SU71 Ten Kilometre squares. This is the area within which I try to record wildlife in detail and within which most of my outings take place.

The wildlife information given in this website is not restricted to my patch, but I have to rely on others to supply news from outside the area in which I spend my time.

We all have to set limits to the places we can visit and the time we can spend in the field - I would like to suggest that we would all benefit from (a) a more in depth study of a fixed area and (b) from sharing our information. That is what I am trying to do.

** SUB-AREA INDEX **

SUB-AREA	Description
Langstone Harbour (North)	Large scale map of the harbour and its shores
Farlington Marshes	Detail for Farlington Marshes nature reserve
Thorney and Cobnor	Detailed map of sites in this part of Chichester Harbour
Havant, Leigh Park and Emsworth	Overview of the Havant area
Broadmarsh	Detail map of this area
Langstone	Detail map of this area
Warblington	Detail map of this area
South Emsworth	Detail map of this area
North Emsworth	Detail map of this area
Southleigh Forest and Aldsworth Pond	Detail map of this area
Sir George Staunton Country Park	Detail map of this area
Stansted and Southleigh Forest	Overview map of this area
Hayling Island (North)	Detail for this area
Hayling Island (South)	Detail for this area

** PLACE INDEX **

PLACE	LOCATION	SQUARE	LINK
Aldsworth Common Road	Connects Westbourne to Aldsworth	7608	Go to map
Aldsworth Pond	By Emsworth Common Road south of Stansted House and north of Westbourne
Apuldram	2km south west of Chichester near east shore of Fishbourne Creek
Autoliv Factory	Built in 1996 on north part of Langstone South Moors destroying much botanic and other wildlfie and landscape interest	7105	Go to map
Baffins Pond
Baker's Island	Part of Langstone Harbour RSPB reserve closest to Farlington Marshes Point
Bartons Copse (Southleigh Forest)	Copse west of main forest between Horndean Rd and railway	7308	Go to map
Bartons Road, Leigh Park	Runs east from Petersfield Rd to BUPA Hospital	7308	Go to map
Beachlands Centre	The point where the main road reaches the south Hayling shore at a large fun fair site. Here also is a Beachlands Office from which Havant Borough administers the length stretch of open heath and shore forming Beachlands East and West.	7198	Go to map
Bedhampton Mill Pool	West bank of Hermitage Stream north of A27	7006	Go to map
Black Point	South east of Hayling Island at Chichester Harbour entrance. Site of Sailing Club with public access on foot along a causeway.	7499	Go to map
Blendworth Common	Between A3M and Havant Thicket south of Horndean
Bosmere School	In Havant by A27 Langstone roundabout
Brickfields, North Hayling ('Pyecrofts field')	Field on east side of north end of old railway from which clay has been dug to make special bricks, owned by Noel Pyecroft and potentially part of North Hayling Nature Reserve	7103	Go to map
Bridge Farm, Northney, Hayling	Near south end of Langstone Bridge on North hayling	7203	Go to map
Bridge Lake, Langstone Harbour	Continuation of Langstone Channel towards Langstone Bridge	7104	Go to map
Broad Lake, Langstone Harbour	Continuation of Langstone Channel north west towards Broadmarsh	7004	Go to map
Broadmarsh	Langstone Harbour shore south of A3M and west of Budds Farm	7005	Go to map
Broadmarsh Playing Fields	Between Harts Farm Way and A27	7005	Go to map
Broadmarsh Slipway & Carpark	At mouth of Hermitage Stream	7005	Go to map
Broadmarsh small carpark	On shore west of main carpark - nearest to Farlington Marshes	6905	Go to map
Brockhampton/Bedhampton Gravel Quay	At juction of Hermitage & Brockhampton streams	7005	Go to map
Brockhampton Corn Wharf	Preserved basin where corn barges for a corn mill once berthed in Brockhampton Stream	7005	Go to map
Brockhampton Stream	Short stream south of A27 at Havant running alongside Budds Farm	7005	Go to map
Budds Farm	Major sewage works south of A27 at Havant 1km west of Langstone	7005	Go to map
Budds Farm Outfall	Short concrete pipe for overflow from sewage works	7005	Go to map
Budds Farm Pools	Below Budds Mound north side these shallow pools will be retained for wildfowl after new water treatment no longer requires them	7005	Go to map
Budds Mound	Old rubbish tip now with car acess to mound overlooking Budds Farm and Langstone Harbour south of Havant and west of Langstone	7005	Go to map
Budds Wall	Seawall below Budds Mound	7005	Go to map
BUPA Hospital	Junction of Horndean, Bartons and Emsworth Common Roads on west side of Southleigh Forest	7308	Go to map
Carpark, Stoke Bay, Hayling (or North Hayling Halt)	Carpark for Hayling Oysterbeds behind Essor Garage on main road in North Hayling	7103	Go to map
Chalk Dock (Broad Marsh section)	North shore of Langstone Harbour east of Farlington Marshes and south west of A27/A3M junction	6905	Go to map
Chalk Dock (Farlington Marsh section)	North shore of Langstone Harbour east of Farlington Marshes and south west of A27/A3M junction	6905	Go to map
Chalton Down	3km east of Clanfield, 4km north of Rowlands Castle
Chichester Gravel Pits	A series of disused gravel pits south and east of Chichester close to the bypass
Chidham	Small village on Cobnor penninsula which lies between Bosham and Thorney Island on north shore of Chichester Harbour. A small public carpark (free) is available at the southern point of the public road system (Marked 5 on map). The road continuing south to Cobnor House & Activity Centre is private.	7804, 7904, 7803, 7903	Go to map
Chidmere Pond	An extensive shallow pond in the grounds of a private house at the south of Chidham village. It sometimes dries up in the summer but has a resident breeding Swan pair and other wildfowl when full. It can be seen from the road and footpath skirting its south side	7903	Go to map
Church Norton	Hamlet at mouth of Pagham Harbour west side
Cobnor	South point of penninsula on north shore of Chichester Harbour between Bosham and Thorney Island, facing Itchenor on south shore	7803, 7903, 7802 & 7902	Go to map
Cobnor Activities Centre	A residential marine activities centre and sail training school based around Cobnor House	7902	Go to map
Comley Hill	On Horndean Road from Emsworth, west side of Southleigh Forest	7308	Go to map
Compton	On Emsworth/South Harting road (B2146) 4km south of Harting Down
Copse Lane, North Hayling	Southern part of loop road serving Northney Village	7202	Go to map
Daw Lane	Narrow lane connecting the main road to West Lane. Orchards on north side (now partly uprooted) attract winter birds and roadside ditches still have violets and primroses in spring	7101	Go to map
Deep Springs	On Foxbury Lane north east of Westbourne. Springs/pumping here replenish the River Ems	7607	Go to map
Dell Quay	Hamlet on east shore of Fishbourne Channel of Chichester Harbour at head of navigable channel, 3km south west of Chichester
East Head	East side of entrance to Chichester Harbour, 2 km west of West Wittering
East Marden	A village on the west side of the Chichester to Petersfield Road 4km south of Harting Down
Eastney	The south east corner of Portsea Island on the west side of Langstone Harbour entrance	6899	Go to map
Eastoke, Hayling	South east penninsula of Hayling, ending in Sandy and Black Points	7498	Go to map
East Winner	An extensive sand bank running out to sea on the east side of the Langstone Harbour entrance channel	6998	Go to map
Elm Grove, Hayling	Main shopping centre road in central south Hayling	7299	Go to map
Emsworth	In the extreme south east corner of Hampshire, 3km east of Havant, this is the largest town on the shore of Chichester Harbour
Emsworth Common Road	Runs east through Southleigh Forest and Aldsworth to Funtington and Chichester	7308 to 7608	Go to map
Emsworth Channel	Runs south of Emsworth through Chichester Harbour between Hayling and Thorney Islands with the county boundary down its centre	7404 south to 7400	Go to map
Emsworth Harbour	Not an enclosed harbour this name applies to the north end of the Emsworth Channel where it reaches Emsworth. As the county boundary runs along the centre of the channel the harbour is partly in Hampshire and partly Sussex	7405 & 7505	Go to map
Emsworth Marina	On the east shore of Emsworth Harbour and in Sussex where Thorney Island joins the mainland
Emsworth Mill Pond	In the 12th century this was a navigible creek running into the centre of Emsworth, now dammed to retain water but drained once a month
Fareham Creek	The north west arm of Portsmouth Harbour through which the River Wallington runs inot the sea.
Farlington Marshes	Hampshire Wildlife Trust nature reserve on the north shore of Langstone Harbour	6803, 6804, 6805, 6905	Go to map
Farlington Redoubt	Never a fort this dug out chalk pit at the east end of Portsdown, 1km west of the A3M, now houses a British Gas site but has wonderful wild flowers at its entrance from Portsdown Hill Road
Farm Lane, Nutbourne	This small cul de sac road on the south side of the A259 in Nutbourne provides a possible parking place for visitors to Nutbourne Bay and the walk around Cobnor & Chidham. Coming from Emsworth you pass a straight stretch of road after Southbourne, go past the first minor turning on the right (School Lane) and take the Farm Lane turning on the right immediately beyond it. Park where the road widens outside the farm and walk south on a path to the shore beside the 'Nutbourne wet meadow' (mouth of the Ham Brook) which is excellent habitat for marsh loving birds	7705	Go to map
Finchdean	A small village by the railway 2 km north of Rowlands Castle
Fishbourne	A village with Roman remains at the head of the channel connecting Chichester to Chichester Harbour
Fishery Lane, Hayling	Holiday Camp on south east Hayling shore with a small lake that can have good birds in winter	7398	Go to map
Fleetlands	A long established but now disused naval helicopter airfield and repair base on the south side of Fareham Creek south of Cams Hall
Forestside	Village on the northern edge of Stansted Forest 3km north east of Rowlands Castle
Fort Nelson	The westernmost of the forts on Portsdown, above Portchester. The fort house a museum of ancient guns but the carparks to the south are good for downland flowers and birds.
Fort Purbrook	The easternmost of the Portsdown forts above Farlington Marshes. Good for flowers and butterflies.
Fort Southwick	The only one of the Portsdown forts to still have a military use as a naval HQ (though this may now have ceased to be used)
Fort Widley	Among other things this is the HQ of the Portsdown Hill conservation project, overlooking Portsmouth City in the centre of the Portsdown ridge
Forty Acres	North of railway and west of A3M/A27 junction	6905	Go to map
Fowley Island	A strange semi-artificial island 1km south of Emsworth in Chichester Harbour, nowadays the sea only reaches it at high tide and whatever it was constructed for it serves no purpose now,	7604	Go to map
Foxbury Lane, Westbourne	Runs north east from south of Westbourne village	7607	Go to map
Gable Head, South Hayling	Area of central south Hayling between St Mary's Church and Manor Road (still agricultural land with paths across it)	7199	Go to map
Great Deeps, Thorney Island	This major water channel crosses Thorney Island and would make the southern half a true island if it were not for high seawalls at both ends. In the centre a road crosses it and the bridge has a military guard post (Marked 6 on map) The military fence runs along the south of these deeps with entrance/exit points on the public path around the coast (Marked 2 & 3 on the map). The Little Egret roost is 200 metres south east of point 2 and is best seen from the seawall north of the fence	7404, 7504, 7604, 7403, 7503, 7603	Go to map
Great Salterns	An inlet of Langstone Harbour, now closed off from Langstone Harbour, half way down the east shore of Portsea Island
Gunner Point	The south west point of Hayling Island with extensive and botanically important sand dunes and coastal grass/shingle	6998	Go to map
Gutner Lane, north east Hayling	Cul de sac lane to shore	7302	Go to map
Gutner Point	One of the most inaccessible places on Hayling Island it is half way down the east shore and is a very extensive saltmarsh with important flora and wader roost	7301	Go to map
Harts Farm Way	Road running from A27/A3m junction along north of Broadmarsh (south of A27) to Southmoor Lane and Solent Way	6905/7005	Go to map
Havant Road, Hayling	Main road from Langstone Bridge to South Hayling	7102	Go to map
Havant Thicket	A large area (north of Havant and west of Rowlands Castle) of Forestry Commission planted conifers, originally acid heathland, with public access as part of the Sir George Staunton Country Park.
Hayling Bay	Refers to the sea along most of the south Hayling shore	7198	Go to map
Hayling church (St Mary's)	On Church Road, which becomes Elm Grove south of the church, in central south Hayling	7200	Go to map
Hayling Coastal Path (north section)	Disused railway, now public path (foot, cycle, horse)	7102	Go to map
Hayling Coastal Path (south section)	Disused railway, now public path (foot, cycle, horse)	7101	Go to map
Hayling Ferry	Passenger/cycle ferry connecting Hayling to Portsmouth	6800	Go to map
Hayling Golf Course	The golf course (a true seaside 'Links') occupies most of Sinah Common and owns the shore south and west of the course.	6999	Go to map
Hazleton Common	Now a public open space managed by Horndean Parish Council it lies between the A3M and Cowplain housing south of junction 2 of the A3M
Hermitage Stream	The most important of Havant's streams it rises in The Queen's Inclosure at Waterlooville and runs through Leigh Park and Bedhampton to Langstone Harbour at Broadmarsh (much of it in a concrete channel to prevent flooding)
Hilsea Lines	A mainly 19th century military defence line along the south shore of Portscreek which joins Portsmouth to Langstone Harbour and defines the northern shore of Portsea Island. Below the ramparts and forts a moat still remains.
Hollybank Farm	Off Long Copse Lane south of Hollybank Woods	7408	Go to map
Hollybank House	Large private house abutting south of Hollybnak Woods	7408	Go to map
Hollybank Woods	Part of Southleigh Forest south of Emsworth Common Road	7408 & 7407	Go to map
Holly Lodge	Site of house (now erased) in Hollybank Woods	7408	Go to map
Horndean Rd, Emsworth	Runs north west from Emsworth Station towards Rowlands Castle	7308 south to 7406	Go to map
Hurst Castle	Not in 'my patch' this fort is south of Lymington at the end of a long gravel spit reaching out into the Solent
Idsworth Down	A southward continuation of Chalton Down it is 3km north of Rowlands Castle and is the southern part of the ridge running north from Finchdean to Chalton
Itchenor	This village, properly named West Itchenor, is the site of the harbour office and conservancy and focus of the sailing community. It can either be accessed by road from Chichester or by foot passenger ferry connecting to the Bosham penninsula	7901, 8001	Go to map
Ivy Lake
Kench	Inlet on south shore of Langstone Harbour near the south west tip of Hayling. Now an local nature reserve (Hants CC)	6999	Go to map
Knotts Marsh, Hayling	Area of shore south of Stoke Bay on north west Hayling	7102	Go to map
Langbrook Stream	Continuation of Lavant Stream south from A27 at Havant down east of South Moors	7105/4	Go to map
Langstone Bridge	Road bridge to Hayling from Langstone	7204	Go to map
Langstone Channel, Langstone harbour	Main channel running off west Hayling (North section)	7003	Go to map
Langstone Channel, Langstone harbour	Main channel running off west Hayling (South section)	7001	Go to map
Langstone High Street	Connects main road to Hayling with the shore east of Langstone	7104	Go to map
Langstone Mill	Old water/windmill on shore east of Langstone village	7204	Go to map
Langstone (Mill) Pond	Originally a header pond for the mill this important wildlife feature can be viewed from public path on seawall	7205	Go to map
Lavant Stream	Rises in some winters at Idsworth to run south through Rowlands Castle to Havant where it becomes the Langbrook	7414 south to 7104	Go to map
Little Binness
Little Deeps, Thorney Island	An arm of the Great Deeps with less water surface and extensive reedbeds	7504	Go to map
Longcopse Hill (and wood)	East part of Hollybank Woods	7408-7598	Go to map
Long Copse Lane, Emsworth	Along south edge of Hoolybank Woods	7407-7507	Go to map
Long Island
Longmere Point	The south east tip of Thorney Island abutting Pilsey Island	7601	Go to map
Lorry Park, Southmoor Lane	At junction of Southmoor Lane and Harts Farm Way, backing onto Brockhampton stream north of Budds Farm	7005	Go to map
Lumley
Lymbourne Stream	Short stream from Lymbourne Rd in Havant alongside old railway then to Langstone Pond	7205	Go to map
Manor Road, Hayling	Southern section of main road onto Hayling	7100	Go to map
Marker Point, Thorney Island	South west tip of Thorney Island	7402	Go to map
Mengham Rythe, Hayling	Channel of Chichester Harbour running from Black Point towards Tournerbury	7399	Go to map
Mengham Rythe Sailing Club	On south side of Mengham Rythe opposite Tournerbury Woods. Public path runs along the coast here past the club	7399	Go to map
Middle Marsh, Tounrerbury, Hayling	In this southern part of the east Hayling shore a small part of the unimproved coastal grassland still remains as an unofficial nature reserve, the rest has been turned into a golf course	7300	Go to map
Mid-way saltings	An invented name for the extensive area of saltings half way down the west Hayling shore	7001	Go to map
Mill Rythe, Hayling	Channel of Chichester Harbour reaching a large central bay on east shore of Hayling	7201	Go to map
Milton Common Lakes and Shore
Monks Farm, Westbourne	East of Hollybank/Longcopse Woods, north west of Westbourne	7508	Go to map
Monks Hill, Westbourne	Road running north east from Westbourne to Emsworth Common Road	7508	Go to map
New Brighton Road, Emsworth	Runs north east from Emsworth station towards Westbourne	7406 to 7507	Go to map
New Cut	Channel cut east/west in seabed between Langstone and Hayling for Portsmouth to London canal destroying old wadeway	7204	Go to map
Nore Barn
North Binness
North Hayling fields	Large area of hedgeless open fields in central north Hayling	7203	Go to map
Northney Church (St Peter's)	Village church of Northney, Hayling Island	7303	Go to map
Northney Hotel (Post House Hotel)	Adjacent to Northney Marina on norht shore of Hayling	7204	Go to map
Northney Marina, Hayling	Marina complex on north shore of Hayling Island	7304	Go to map
Northney Marsh	Coastal fields in north east corner of Hayling Island	7303	Go to map
Northney Open Space (or Hayling North Common)	Land north of Northney Road and south of Marina now public open space	7204/7304	Go to map
Northney Saltings	My name for saltings off Northney Marina (south of Warblington)	7204	Go to map
Northney Village, Hayling	Village in north east corner of Hayling Island	7303	Go to map
Northshore Road, Hayling	Private houses facing onto the shore at the south east corner of Langstone Harbour	7000	Go to map
North Street, Westbourne	Runs north from The Square near the Church to Monks Hill	7507	Go to map
Northwood Farm, North Hayling	Located south of North Hayling Fields by Stoke village	7202	Go to map
Nutbourne
Nutbourne Channel	At the north end of Thorney Channel (on the east side of Thorney Island) the channel splits into the Prinsted and Nutbourne Channels, the latter draining Nutbourne Bay	7703, 7704	Go to map
Old Farm Lane, Westbourne	Runs south and east from Westbourne to Southbourne	7507	Go to map
Old Rail Bridge	Was used by Hayling Billy railway, now only the basal concrete blocks remain west of Langstone Bridge	7104	Go to map
Oysterbeds (called both Hayling and Langstone Oysterbeds)	Complex of bunded pools off north west Hayling shore	7103	Go to map
Pagham Harbour
Peter Pond (Emsworth)
Peter Pond (Farlington Marshes)
Pilsey Island	This small, lagoon shaped island at the south east tip of Thorney Island, is an RSPB bird sanctuary which can be viewed from Thorney Island or the surrounding sands but visitors are not allowed on it	7600, 7700	Go to map
Pilsey Sands, Chichester Harbour	Large area of sand south of Thorney Island and west of Pilsey Island	7500	Go to map
Pook Lane
Portchester
Portscreek
Portsdown
Prinsted	Small village on the Chichester Harbour shore at the north east point of Thorney Island	7605	Go to map
Prinsted Channel	Drains Prinsted Bay into the main Thorney Channel	7603, 7604	Go to map
Purbrook Heath
Racton
River Ems (Westbourne section)	Enters map at Deep Springs, joins tributary fom Aldsworth Pond, and flows south along county boundary	7607 to 7508	Go to map
River Street, Westbourne	Runs alongside R. Ems from North Street past Deep Springs channel towards Aldsworth	7507/7508	Go to map
Round Nap, Langstone Harbour	Small shingle island, part of RSPB reserve	7003	Go to map
Rowlands Castle
Royal Oak pub, Langstone	On shore at end of High Street close to Langstone Mill	7205	Go to map
Saltmarsh Lane, Hayling	Residential road between West Lane and the harbour shore. Footpath through Denhill Close gives access to Hayling Coastal Path, the shore, and the copse seaward of the coastal path.	7100	Go to map
Sandy Point, Hayling	Large area of unchanged coastal heath now protected as a local nature reserve (Hants CC) at extreme south east corner of Hayling	7498	Go to map
Ship pub, Langstone	On shore at north end of Langstone Bridge	7204	Go to map
Sidlesham
Sinah
Sinah Lake (also called Sinah Gravel Pit)	A large abandoned gravel pit on the north side of Hayling Golf Course on Sinah Common. No used for fishing only. A good bird site.	6999	Go to map
Sinah Warren	Holiday Camp site on south west Hayling facing onto Langstone Harbour. Includes woodland and a pony stables with grazing fields	6999	Go to map
Solent Road, Havant	Runs west from Park Lane South (connecting Havant to A27) towards Bedhampton, Broadmarsh and South Moors	7106	Go to map
Solent Way (Broadmarsh section)	Shore path from Emsworth to Lymington	6905	Go to map
South Binness
Southleigh Farm	South of Southleigh Road between Havant (Denvilles) and North Emsworth	7307	Go to map
Southleigh Rd, Emsworth section	Road runs from Havant (Denvilles) to Westbourne across North Emsworth	7307-7507	Go to map
South Moors	Coastal land west of Langstone between Langbrook stream and Southmoor Lane, Can flood at highest tides	7105/5	Go to map
Southmoor Lane	Runs south between Langstone South Moors and Budds Farm sewage works	7104	Go to map
Southmoor Park industrial estate	Later development after Autoliv Factory resulting in creation of HWT Nature Reserve on remainder of South Moors	7105	Go to map
Southsea Canoe Lake
Southsea Castle
Stakes Island	This long thin island runs between Cobnor Point and Pilsey Island, and is nothing more than a line of salting and shingle held in place by a line of stakes. It was until recently a major Black Headed Gull nesting colony but as tides rise the gulls have deserted it for the islands in Langstone Harbour	7701, 7801	Go to map
Stanbury Point	This point mid-way down the east shore of Thorney Island (and north of Thorney Village) is artificially maintained by the seawall with low-lying land and pools within the wall	7603	Go to map
Staunton Way (Broadmarsh section)	Long distance path from Broadmarsh north to Butser Hill	7005	Go to map
Stoke Bay, Hayling	Bay south of Hayling Oysterbeds, much used by windsurfers	7102	Go to map
Stoke Village, Hayling	On main road in north west Hayling	7102	Go to map
Sweare Deep	Continuation of Emsworth Channel towards Langstone off Northney	7304	Go to map
Sword Sands	Central sand bank in Langstone Harbour. Main gull roost area at night.	6901	Go to map
Tamarisk Pool, South Moors	Small pool surround by Tamarisks and Blackthorn on channel draining the South Moors	7104	Go to map
Tesco store, Havant	Between Solent Road and A27. Path along east side follows Langbrook Stream to the South Moors	7106	Go to map
The Holt
Thorney airfield (marked on map as 'Old Airfield'	Now disused as an airfield (but still a military base) the huge runways and landing lights remain from the time when Hercules aircraft were based here in the 1960s and 70s, and with a history as an RAF airfield since the 1930s when an aircraft crashed here and its pilot saw what a good arifield this flat land would make	7502, 7601, 7602, 7603	Go to map
Thorney Channel	Runs north from the Chichester Channel to Prinsted and Nutbourne along the east shore of Thorney Island	7700, 7701, 7702, 7703	Go to map
Thorney Island		Runs south from 7505 to 7601	Go to map
Thornham Lane	This lane runs east from its junction with the main road to Thorney military base and village to Thornham Point on the east shore of the island. Near the main road junction are sewage works, snd further along on the north side a minor road goes off to Prinsted. The lane gives good views over the marshes north of the Great Deeps and is part of the 'round the island walk' route - parties normally park at the main road junction	7504, 7604	Go to map
Thornham Point	Also called Prinsted Point this is found at the east end of Thornham Lane. Within the seawall here the Chichester Harbour conservancy are recreating saltmarsh habitat by allowing a breach in the seawall to remain open (with a new wooden footbridge over the break to provide the seawall footpath).	7604	Go to map
Tipner Lake
Titchfield Haven
Tournerbury, South Hayling	Area of south east Hayling containing a large ancient earthworks within the woods (which have a Heronry) as well as Tournerbury Marsh, now a golf course.	7399	Go to map
Up Marden
Verner Common, Hayling	Penninsula extending into the Mill Rythe bay on the central east Hayling shore	7201	Go to map
Wade Court	Large house and (abandoned) ornamental gardens north of Langstone Pond	7205	Go to map
Wade Court Road	North end of Wade Lane (above A27)	7205/6	Go to map
Wade Lane	Old track from Roman Road through Havant to Wadeway to Hayling Island	7205	Go to map
Wadeway	Old route from Langstone to Hayling	7204	Go to map
Walderton
Warblington Castle Stream
Warblington Church Cemetery Castle and Castle Farm
Warblington Farm East Stream
Watergate
West Lane, Hayling	Connects the main road at Stoke village to the West Town and Sinah areas	7101	Go to map
West Lane bends, North Hayling	Sharp bends at north end of West Lane, Hayling	7102	Go to map
West Marden
West Town (Hayling)	Western part of southern Hayling.	7099	Go to map
West Town Station	Southern end of Hayling Coastal Path (old rail station)	7099	Go to map
West Wittering
Westbourne
Westbourne Church	South end of Westbourne village	7507	Go to map
Westbourne Cress Beds	South of Westbourne Church on canalized section fo R. Ems	7507	Go to map
Westbourne Cricket Pitch	North of Westbourne, east of Monks Hill	7508	Go to map
Wickor Point	On the west shore of Thorney Island this point is an inconspicuous feature just south of the military fence	7403	Go to map
Woodgason Lane, north east Hayling	Cul de sac to shore near Mill Rythe	7302	Go to map
Xyratex factory	Originally built by IBM south of A27off Langstone roundabout	7105	Go to map

GO TO ...

DAILY DIARY

WEEKLY SUMMARY

MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS

SPECIES LISTS

MAPS

ABOUT RALPH HOLLINS