"A poole", 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. (3)
Pond visible. (4)
See M2737 for pond to N, M18288 and M18296 for ponds to S.

<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 (Unpublished document).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.

Other Refs: Section 6.2

<3> OS, 1919, 1:2500, County Series 1919 (Map). SNT1028.

Other Refs: 29/15

<4> Bluesky International, 2007, Vertical Air photos (digital) 2007 (Aerial photograph). SNT2099.