Public Right of Way Registers

The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 requires local authorities to maintain registers relating to public rights of way applications, declarations and associated documents.

The interactive mapping through which you can view the Register is NOT the Definitive Map of public rights of way - it is an electronic interpretation and therefore may contain minor errors.

The visual layout of the rights of way information can only be viewed to 1,000 metres displayed map width, beyond which the data will switch off.  This is in order to minimise any errors and to prevent misrepresentation of the data.

The public registers required under the Act can be viewed electronically by locating the map area and path and then clicking the i icon. This will highlight the following information:

• Route number and status e.g Footpath 12/11
• Modification. This identifies any diversions, extinguishments or modifications applications received by the Council.
• CAMS reference This is the application reference number that will identify the data file where the application can be inspected.

Please note that this map is not definitive and has no legal status.

This copy has been made by or with the authority of Bryan Thomas, Director of Environmental Services and Housing, persuant to section 47 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 ('the Act'). Unless the the Act provides a relevant exception to copyright, the copy must not be copied without the prior permission of the copyright owner.

The map above, generated by PlanAccess interactive mapping, shows Ceredigion's Rights of Way network.

Further help on using the interactive mapping functions is available here or directly from the help pages within PlanAccess.

Footpaths are shown in pink, bridleways in green, byways in black and restricted byways in red - use cartographic legend button for more information.

Any further information regarding the data can be obtained by either contacting the Council by telephone on 01545 572105 or via e-mail at: countryside@ceredigion.gov.uk