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MMHD
(redirected from Mountain, Moor, Heath or Down)

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MMHDMasse Maximale Homologuée au Décollage
MMHDMortality and Morbidity in Hemodialysis
MMHDMountain, Moor, Heath or Down (land)
MMHDMid-Michigan District Health Department
MMHDMoose Mountain Health District
MMHDMotor Mounts Heavy Duty
MMHDMilitaires, Mesures, Hydrodynamique, Diversification
MMHDMunicipal Mental Health Department
MMHDMixed Mode Hierarchical Description
MMHDMember Mental Health Diagnostics
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Landowners of land identified in the provisional map have a right to appeal against the inclusion of their land on the basis that it is not registered common or if it is not wholly or predominantly mountain, moor, heath or down and that the Countryside Agency has exercised its discretion where it should not have done.
Mapping out rights of access by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The draft map represents the first of a three- stage mapping process by which land constituting registered common land and open country - mountain, moor, heath or down - is to be mapped.
Comments invited on land access map by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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