The Rush

This linear site, which is called The Rush on the 1:25000 Ordnance Survey map, is on a steep slope with a south-westerly aspect. The lower break of slope is at about 20m above mean sea level rising to 45m at the top. The site is approximately 100-120m wide. The Rush is one of a series of fields on a band of Lower Jurassic oolitic limestone which extends in a north-south direction from just north of North Cliffe to Hotham Hill in the south.

Resources available for this area are as follows:

• Interactive maps based on the Conclusive map available on the Internet
  • OS Explorer map showing boundary of the site
  • OS Landranger map linked with Google aerial view of the site.
  • MAGIC website.
  • Natural England Open Access map of the site showing restrictions currently in force: select and copy SE881253, open the website, then paste the six figure grid reference into the OS Reference box and click the Search button.
• Provisional Map - Appeal
  • RA Submission: 3454 Rush
  • PINS Decision