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The Source for all population figures is: General Register Office for Scotland(GRO(S)) Small Area Population Estimates 2007.The figures stated in the settlement statements are derived from aggregatingGRO(S)’ datazones to best fit the settlement boundaries as defined in theLocal Plan.Designation MapsFinally, the Proposals Maps should not be looked at in isolation andmust be read in conjunction with the Designation Maps. These recordnatural, cultural and built assets protected by policy, safeguarded areas, andhighlight other relevant designations which may have policy implications.The Designation Maps can be found on the CD and are listed below:Designation Map 1 – Areas of Archaeological Regional ImportanceDesignation Map 2 – Areas of Great Landscape ValueDesignation Map 3 – Conservation AreasDesignation Map 4 – Core Path NetworkDesignation Map 5 – Country ParksDesignation Map 6 – Denominational School Catchment AreasDesignation Map 7 – Gardens & Designed LandscapesDesignation Map 8 – Listed BuildingsDesignation Map 9 – Local Nature ReservesDesignation Map 10 – National Nature ReservesDesignation Map 11 – Primary School Catchment AreasDesignation Map 12 – Ramsar SitesDesignation Map 13 – Regional ParksDesignation Map 14 – Regionally Important Geological SitesDesignation Map 15 – Scheduled Ancient MonumentsDesignation Map 16 – Scottish Wildlife Trust SitesDesignation Map 17 – Secondary School Catchment AreasDesignation Map 18 – Sites of Special Scientific InterestDesignation Map 19 – Smoke Control AreasDesignation Map 20 – Special Areas of ConservationDesignation Map 21 – Special Protection AreasDesignation Map 22 – Tree Preservation OrdersDesignation Map 23 – Trunk Road Consultation CorridorDesignation Map 24 – Wildlife SitesDesignation Map 25 – Major Accident Sites & Hazard Pipeline RoutesDesignation Map 26 – Windfarm Areas of SearchPlease Note - Developers should bear in mind that development in formercoalfield areas may be affected by, or may itself affect, any of a number ofareas of concern arising as a legacy of coal mining. Such areas of concernmay be related to problems of ground stability, minewater contamination orseepage of mine gases to the surface. For this reason, drilling or test boring