[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley] page 21

Bromley 1955

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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Commons, Public Recreation Grounds and Gardens.

Table: Six hundred and three acres of land have been secured or reserved for public recreational purposes, representing 9.2 per cent . ofthetotal acreage of the Borough.

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Six hundred and three acres of land have been secured or reserved for public recreational purposes, representing 9.2 per cent . ofthetotal acreage of the Borough.

	Acres.	Roods.	Poles.
Bromley Public Golf Course	56	1	8
Church House Gardens	12	3	20
Elmstead Woods	61	1	36
Golf Course Playing Fields	41	1	5
Hayes Common (including Pickhurst Green)	213	1	32
Hollydale Open Space	6	1	0
Husseywell Open Space	2	1	30
Keston Common	55	1	24
Kings Meadow Recreation Ground	9	1	0
Library Garden	1	2	0
Martins Hill Recreation Ground	12	0	29
Oakley Road Recreation Ground	2	0	0
Pickhurst Green Recreation Ground	12	2	14
Queens Garden	2	1	4
Queens Mead Recreation Ground	10	3	15
Southborough Open Space	6	0	0
The Knoll Open Space	4	1	39
Turpington Open Space	1	3	10
Whitehall Recreation Ground	17	1	6
Widmore Open Space	3	1	28
Reserved:
Hayes (Old) Rectory Grounds	2	0	25
Hillcrest Open Space	0	2	0
New Street Hill Open Space	11	2	8
Norman Park	56	0	0
	603	1	13

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Table: Six hundred and three acres of land have been secured or reserved for public recreational purposes, representing 9.2 per cent . ofthetotal acreage of the Borough.