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Figure 6.7: Map of access to current and planned parks in Cork City, from Cork City Green and Blue Infrastructure Study, LUC.
Cork City Council Boundary Proposed Park Provision and Enhancements North East of Cork New City Park North West of Cork New City Park
Contains Ordnance Survey Ireland data © 2022, 2020/05/CCMA/CorkCityCouncil
: EB:Tomlinson_J LUC 11280_FIG_xx_traveltime_regionalcity_area_local_r2_20220222 05/04/ Source: LUC, CCC, OSI, Traveltime
Regional & City Parks
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Figure 6.8: Cork City’s hierarchy of parks, source: Cork City Green and Blue Infrastructure Study, LUC.
Catchment: City-wide e.g. Tramore Valley Park, Lee Fields
Glen Valley Park
Glenamought Valley River Park
Vernon Mount Park
Area Parks
Existing Park Provision
Catchment: Up to 20 minutes transport e.g. The Lough, Glen River Park
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Local Parks
Green Community Spaces Allotments, school gardens or hospital gardens
Catchments: Up to 10 minute walk e.g. Shalom Park
Pocket Parks
Catchment: Up to 5 minute walk e.g. Small green areas, estate greens, city parklets
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