Site The Great Eastern railway line
Railway adjacent to River Gipping
Off-site historical RAF Bawdsey radar station Old sand pit
Electricity substation Decoy pond Kirton Lodge landfill site Pit located close to tramway
Historical landfill site Gravel pit
Rise Hall landfill site Area of works Blood Hill landfill site
Off-site present day Two mineral extraction sites
Mineral extraction site
Location and grid reference
Crossed by the route just north of Martlesham (6263 2476)
Crossed by the route west of Claydon (6124 2490)
West of landfall (6345 2389)
West of landfall area, approximate grid reference 6348 2390
Just north of Middle Barns, north of landfall area (6344 2391)
Just west of River Deben crossing (grid reference 6305 2394), approx 150m south of route
Kirton, 6292 2397, licensed from 1989 to 1993 for inert and commercial waste, approximately 100m from Preferred Onshore Cable Corridor
East of Kirton at grid reference 6283 2399, around 200m from the Preferred Onshore Cable Corridor
Culpho Hall, north of Playford (6204 2485)
Akenham Hall Farm, Akenham (grid reference 6155 2492)
Akenham (6144 2488), landfill for soil and inert mineral waste. Approx 200m to south of Preferred Onshore Cable Corridor
Adjacent to A14, west of Claydon, grid reference 6135 2490, just outside Preferred Onshore Cable Corridor to the south.
Somersham Road, Bramford (6113 2485). Closed landfill site being monitored by SCC
Seckford Hall, close to where the route crosses the A12 (approximate grid references 6250 2484 and 6253 2486)
Loraine Way, Bramford, in the area of the existing sand and gravel pits which are just outside the cable corridor (grid reference at centre 6123 2482).
Works or depot (type unknown) Electricity substation
Just west of proposed cable corridor, south of Little Blakenham, at grid reference 6113 2480 (possibly connected with Blood Hill landfill site)
Adjacent to Converter Station Refined Area of Search (6101 2459)
East Anglia Offshore Wind Limited
Preliminary Risk Assessment, East Anglia ONE Windfarm 41388-PRA(03)
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