Annotated map reproduced courtesy of Googlemaps.

This route starts from Aston 34 byway (Dene Lane) and continues generally northwards along the old alignment of Dene Lane to meet Aston 9 footpath and an unrecorded route U3. We are collecting user statements so that we can record the unrecorded route. If you use the route, please visit the page to see how you can help. A volunteer has photographed this route for the 2024 Access and Riding Rights of Way Survey, and the page will be updated shortly. Find out more! At the time of the 2024 Access Survey (30 Jun 24), the route was unobstructed and there was a waymark arrow at the southern end.

Legal History 1840: Aston 36 was shown on the Aston tithe map as not subject to an apportionment. 2 Feb 1953: Aston 36 and Stevenage 111 were not recorded on the original definitive statement. DM sheet DM2-08 (Herts 21 NW). At the time it was part of Dene Lane, a public road. 31 Dec 1977: Aston 36 and Stevenage 111 were not shown on the special review draft map and statement. DM sheet SR-30 (TL22SE). 23 Sep 2011: The Hertfordshire County Council (Aston 34 & 35, Stevenage 109) Modification Order 2011, confirmed amended 22 Oct 2013, added this restricted byway.

Definitive Statement (4 Dec 2015) Path: [Stevenage] 111.  Status: Restricted Byway.  Definitive Map sheet: 30 Commences at the junction with Aston RB 36 at TL 2694 2289 continuing generally north- easterly for approximately 10 metres to TL 2694 2290 where it joins Aston FP 9. Width: 3 metres Limitations: None Path: [Aston] 36.  Status: Restricted Byway.  Definitive Map sheet: 30 Dene Lane. Commences at the junction of Aston BOAT 34 and Stevenage RB 109 at TL 2691 2282 continuing generally north-easterly for approximately 55 metres to TL 2694 2289 where it joins Stevenage RB 111. Width: 3 metres Limitations: None

© 2024 Patchetts Green Bridleways Trust. File reference: EC221.