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Hengistbury Head Maps, Plans Outlines, Diagrams and PDFs

This is a section I planned to implement ten years ago (shame on me). Now, attached to this webpage are a number of pdf's. Each pdf contains a single map/plan/outline of Hengistbury Head. They should occupy a single A4 sheet.

These outlines/maps may be of use on preparing course-work or dissertations on Hengistbury Head. They are, by their nature "artists impressions" although I personally think they are quite accurate. However, they come as they are. It is up to you to verify their accuracy. They are provide free and "as is". I hope they help.

The first provides a simple stencil outline of Hengistbury Head and most of Christchurch harbour.
A bare outline of Hengistbury Head-pdf here

This next outline is built on the first. It has a minimal amount of colouring and also shows the major footpaths across Hengistbury Head
Hengistbury Head with footpaths-pdf here

This third map is essentially the same map as presented on the front page of this website. It labels the major features of Hengistbury Head and Christchurch Harbour.
A labelled map of Hengistbury Head pdf-here

These pdf's follow the standard terms of use of this website in that they are free to use for educational or personal use. Please verify this with the site terms and conditions under the copyright section on this page Here

If you use these pdfs (or in fact produce your own maps) and I think your useage adds something useful, I would love to show your image here. Don't worry, I can turn it into a pdf if necessary. I will (of course) also give you credit on the image/pdf.

Contributors

Steve Robson has kindly contributed two pdfs containing information regarding the flying accident and death of Charles Rolls (of Rolls Royce) at Hengistbury Head in 1910.
The Charles Rolls Memorial Trust - pdf-here
The Charles Rolls Memorial Trust 2010 Air pagent and an image and description of the memorial in St Peters School. pdf-here

Regards
Bill