Annotated map reproduced courtesy of Googlemaps.	This restricted byway starts from Woolmer Green 9 bridleway at the parish boundary and heads generally eastwards to Datchworth Green. At the time of the 2024 Access Survey (27 Aug 24), the route was unobstructed. There was a signpost at the western end of Woolmer Green 9 and the eastern end of Datchworth 11. The last few yards at the eastern end are slightly founderous even in summer.
Sign on Datchworth Green Photo: Phil Wadey, 27 Aug 2024	View from Datchworth Green Photo: Phil Wadey, 27 Aug 2024	Continuing Westwards Photo: Phil Wadey, 27 Aug 2024	Continuing Westwards Photo: Phil Wadey, 27 Aug 2024	Continuing Westwards Photo: Phil Wadey, 27 Aug 2024
Bridge over Culvert Photo: Phil Wadey, 27 Aug 2024	Waymark at Parish Boundary Photo: Phil Wadey, 27 Aug 2024	Approaching White Horse Lane Photo: Phil Wadey, 27 Aug 2024	View from White Horse Lane Photo: Phil Wadey, 27 Aug 2024	Sign at White Horse Lane Photo: Phil Wadey, 27 Aug 2024

Legal History 2 Feb 1953: The route was recorded as CRB (Carriage Road used as a Bridleway) on the original definitive map and statement. DM sheet DM2-07 (Herts 20 SE). 31 Dec 1977: Datchworth 11 was shown as a bridleway on the special review draft map and statement, but objections must have been received and it remained a RUPP. DM sheet SR-44 (TL21NE). 2 May 2006: Restricted Byway rights were confirmed or created on this path by virtue of ss 47 and 48 Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000.

Definitive Statement (4 Dec 2015) Path: [Datchworth] 11.  Status: Restricted Byway.  Definitive Map sheet: 44 Commences from Datchworth Green thence SW to parish boundary and junction with BR9 and FP8 (Welwyn). The reference to 'Welwyn' in the statement should now be to 'Woolmer Green'. Maintainability This route is maintainable at the public expense by virtue of s.49(1) Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000. [RB converted from RUPP]

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