![[UK map]](/img/locationmap.png)
| OSGB36 trig archive spreadsheet - IW | |||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trig Name | Original Name | New Name | EASTING | NORTHING | HEIGHT | ORDER | TYPE OF MARK | Computing Date | CLASS OF LEVELLING | Date of Levelling | LEVELLING DATUM | DESTROYED MARK INDICATOR | COMMENTS |
| The Nurseries | SK73/T105 | SK73T105 | 452059.27 | 338345.67 | 0.000 | 4 | BURIED BLK | 01/06/1950 | 0 | 0 |
Nearby trigpoints, placenames
There are 5 photos for this trigpoint (view album).
This trigpoint:
Is ranked joint 24502nd with 23 other trigs (more).
Has a mean score of 0.50/10 (from 2 logged visits)
Was First logged: 22nd Feb 2020
Has never been found intact
Was Last logged: 9th Apr 2023
Of the 2 logged visits,
0 recorded a location
You are not logged in. You must login if you wish to log a visit.
Selection of photos for this Buried Block. ©eon  ©eon  ©eon  By ted See 1 more in the album. |
9th Apr 2023 08:19 by eon
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Possibly missing Score: 1/10
(2944) #5 Tracey Close. The rear of which can be access via a walk-way off Heather Rise. Suspect block lost when area was redeveloped.
Map c1955 ©eon To the rear of the end property ©eon Location ©eon
22nd Feb 2020 12:40 by ted
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Possibly missing Score: 0/10
Retrospective log. Followed the path between modern houses and woodland. GPS pointed slightly to the E side into ivy-covered fence/hedge, well below the highest point on the path. But inconclusive so not logged on T:UK. After seeing eon's April 2023 log, I obtained the OS Office file (Reference OS 69/12100) which confirmed that the trig was to the W side of the path in an area subsequently used for housing. So agreed that its probably gone. The OS file also mentions that this trig had a Detector Ring; i.e. a Concrete Ring.
The Nurseries OS Sketch The Nurseries OS info
![[map]](/img/trig-map.png.php?t=18950&b=2&l=0&)
![[key]](/img/key.png){kind=small}