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Path design

This chapter deals with a variety of topics concerned with the design and appearance of paths, and the way in which people use them.

Sections in this chapter

Appearance in the landscape
General principles of path design
Upland paths
Keeping users on the path

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Footpaths

Footpaths introduction
The pattern of paths
Rights and responsibilities
Path surveys
Path design
Safety, equipment and organisation
Path clearance
Drainage
Surfacing
Boardwalks and bridges
Steps
Erosion control and vegetation restoration
Stiles and gates
Waymarking
Specialist suppliers
Timbers and preservatives
Footpaths bibliography

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