"A ponde", on 1649 map of Norwood Park. (1)
The first reference to "Northwode Park" appears in 1388, as the property of Archbishop Neville. In 1649 Edward Cludd had a map prepared (showing ponds) which were presumably used to water the deer, and are likely to have been a feature of the original emparkment. They must also have been important as fish ponds. (2)
Pond visible. (3)

<1> Surveyor unknown, 1649, A Mappe of Norwoode Parke in the County of Nottingham 1649 (Map). SNT2085.

<2> Dawson Taylor Landscape, 1993, A Report on the Deer Park and Parkland, Norwood, near Southwell. An EIA relating to the proposed layout of a nine hole golf course. (Unpublished document). SNT2084.

<3> Bluesky International, 2007, Vertical Air photos (digital) 2007 (Aerial photograph). SNT2099.