Seq. No.	Lamp Number	Location	Lamp Type	Watt	Isolation Point
1	70884	1 FM CHELLASTON RD	SXPL3	35
2	70885	2ND FM CHELLASTON RD	SXPL1	35
3	70886	O/S NOS 12/14	SXPL1	35
4	70887	4 FR CHELLASTON RD	SXPL1	35
5	70888	5TH FM CHELLASTON RD	SXPL1	35	Y
6	70889	6TH FM CHELLASTON RD	SXPL3	35
7	70890	2BFR CARLTON DR	SXPL1	35
8	70891	1BFR CARLTON DR	SXPL1	35
9	70892	CNR CARLTON DR	SXPL1	35
10	70893	1ST PAST CARLTON DR	SXPL1	35
11	70894	2ND PAST CARLTON DR	SXPL1	35
12	99446	OS NO 93	SXPL1	35
13	99447	OPP ENT CARAVAN PK	SXPL1	35
14	99448	OS 121/123 JNC F/P	SXPL1	35
15	99449	OS NO 108	SXPL1	35
16	99450	NEAR NO 141	SXPL1	35
17	99451	OS NOS 116/118	SXPL1	35

The following photographs were taken on Saturday, 13th November 2010, unless otherwise stated.

A variety of columns existed along this road, although most were sleeved Stanton 10F concretes. A Thorn Beta 5 is seen on the left; a Philips MI 26 is seen on the right.

This Beta 5 was installed on a newer tubular column:

A second MI 26 followed - this was also the last example of the popular Philips lantern installed on this road.

One of the 10F columns still retained its original concrete bracket, complete with top-entry Beta 5.

This pre-1981 side-entry Beta 5 was installed on a shorter tubular steel column. A rather rusty swan neck bracket supported the lantern.

Arguably the most interesting outgoing installation along this road was a vintage Revo cast iron column - quite possibly one of the original columns from when the road was built.

An extension pipe linked the column to the bracket. Even in the column's rusted state, it still carried a certain graceful appearance

A remotely-geared Simplex Aries provided illumination to the entrance to the mobile home park.

An FKI-Cableform SS5 photocell from the early 1990s was fitted to the last Beta 5 covered on this page.

Owing to the new lights still not being operational, the snow had not melted from the canopies.