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Isle of Wight
Rights of Way Map
The Rights of Way Map for the Isle of Wight
reveal footpaths, bridleways and byways that form a large and richly
interconnected network of paths that contribute to the island's transport
infrastructure; in fact their total length, some 500 miles in all, equals that
of the road system itself.
In 1950 each borough, urban district and
parish were asked to mark on the map all paths that they considered public,
numbering them as they were entered; paths can be identified by it's parish
initials i.e. SW36 is footpath number 36 in the parish of Shorwell |
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at the top right of the image to zoom in
and out
to revert back to a full view of the map, then zoom in again at the new location
button at the top left side of the map
is located at the bottom right side of the image; this only appears during zooming
