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First Avenue		Second Avenue		Third Avenue		Fourth Avenue
Everest Essbark Ingleton Elmcroft Dolford	Myo(w?)na Primrose Trivlow Thorngrove Merricourt Oakdene St. Andrews Veronica Delamere *Killarney	The Laurels Cosy Nook Charlemont Canada Summerlea Glenthorne The Arc Happiness Brambleside Beech Nut Haffenden Kirkee Villa Jasmede Erean	Ashcroft The Nest Hillrise Hillside The Hut Camille Dop(Dory?) Jim Burville Juliase Rabrova(o?) Maryern	Trees (Telephone) Thalream Lilliville Willows The Haven (Telephone) Deo Juvante New Holme Cosy Cot Mandalay The Barn Irene Rose Etheldene Homeleigh Endoran Protem Bonhommi(e?)	Fairlawn Grangewood The Oaks *Anderlinda Jaygee Aubrey St. Davids Primrose	Florence Charlesville Elmview Reindeer	Anthelen Varfor Violet Lodge Poplars Lansbury Roseglen Silverdale Rosegarden Carrara *Ebenezer
Hillcrest Avenue				Lower Dunton Road
View Grand Iona Hawthorn (Telephone) Joyville St. Andrea Lilac High View or Highview Clovelly Hilltop Rosalie Denede Marzoni (Marzone?) The Briars The Beeches		The Elms? The Chalet Windy Ridge Hillcrest Highland View Clear View Little Clermont (Claremont?) Vera Joan Wendover Coombe Cottage Arbutus Penlee High Trees Four Elms Delamere (Telephone) Dennyvic Cresta Hammers Rest Rose Marie Laburnams The Cottage Rosemount		First Avenue entrance The Stores (Post Office & General Stores) (Sydney Henderson) Acacia Second Avenue entrance St. Ives Third Avenue entrance St. James Hillview Annalina St. Elmo Fourth Avenue entrance Site of Noaks builders Joyway Oasis
Stack Avenue
Shanklin

Page added: 2003

Other points of interest:

1) The Haven in Third Avenue is the only surviving property on the 'avenues', following the final wave of compulsory purchase orders in 1984. It is now home to a plotland museum.

Note: Properties marked with an asterisk are known to have existed in their respective roads but their location within the road in relation to neighbouring properties is still to be established.

A number of properties are subject to spelling discrepancies due to incorrect information obtained from source material, while some other properties may not be in their correct location in their respective road due to the same reasons.

The property known as Veronica in First Avenue was believed destroyed in the 1940s by a German bomb sometime during the Second World War.

Text researched and written 2003.
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