Thursday, 11 October 2018

Green belt - Bristol Bath



* Areas highlighted in red do not show officially designated green belt, but green space separating conurbations. However, it is likely some or all of the space highlighted will be green belt.
* City centres tend to be lighter in colour in satellite images. The surburbs tend to show as dark grey, probably due to all the slate coloured house roofs.
* Click on the image for a larger version.
* The areas were highlighted, often after zooming in closer to see where suburbs ended. In the screengrabs of this ratio it isnt always quite as clear.

The historic Georgian city of Bath is one of the most popular city with tourists, in the UK. It is not far from Bristol, the largest city in South West England. The satelitte image shows three areas of green space that prevent them merging into one large urban space. Keynsham and Saltford have very small areas currently stopping them from joining Bristol urban sprawl. The distance from the centre of Bath to the centre of Saltford in the west, is 6.3 miles, so it is likely the largest red highlighted green area is about 3 miles wide.

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