Public Rights of Way were first given their definitive map numbers during the original survey in 1950. Each borough, urban district and parish were asked to mark on the maps relevant to their area all paths they considered public, numbering them as they were entered. On further investigation, some of these were paths were eliminated from the final 1952 definitive map as not public thus creating gaps in the numbering sequence; paths that have become extinct since 1952 have also been removed.

Path Ref No	Type	Map Location
CS3	FP	Page		3
CS4	FP	Page		1
CS5	FP	Page		1, 4
CS6	FP	Page		1, 4
CS7	FP	Page		1, 4
CS10	FP	Page		1, 4
CS14	FP	Page		4
CS16	FP	Page		3
CS17	FP	Page		3
CS18	FP	Page		4
CS19	FP	Page		12
CS20	FP	Page		3
CS21	FP	Page		4
CS22	FP	Page		4, 12
CS23	FP	Page		3, 11, 12
CS24	FP	Page		5
CS25	FP	Page		5
CS26	FP	Page		3
CS30	FP	Page		1, 4
CS31	FP	Page		4
CS32	FP	Page		1, 4
CS33	FP	Page		4
CS34	FP	Page		4
CS35	FP	Page		3
CS36	FP	Page		3
Map Key
	FP	Footpath
	BR	Bridleway
	BOAT	Byway open to all traffic
		Parish Boundary
		FP or BR no longer present