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This page was last updated on 28th September 2005.
| medium | black and white stone | |
| dimensions | overall diameter | 23.4 m |
| diameter of centre | 2.7 m | |
| path width | 22.5 cm | |
| inter-path gap | 22.5 cm | |
| position | on the floor in the middle of the nave, centred between the fourth and fifth bays (from the west end) | |
| orientation | W | |
| layout |
clockwise;
¼,¼,½,½,¼,
3(¼,½,¼,½,¼,½,¼),
¼,½,½,¼,¼;
I5,I,I5,4O,4I,10O,4I,4O,I5,I,I5;
octagonal.
double standard | |
| visits | earliest | 1984 |
| most recent | 2005 | |
Villette states that the maze was destroyed in 1825 and reconstructed in 1894. Verbrugge states that it was destroyed "vers 1828" and reconstructed "entre 1894 et 1897". Matthews includes a diagram of the former layout, which shows it to have been the negative ( i.e. white on black instead of black on white) and the mirror image of the present layout ( i.e. anticlockwise instead of clockwise).
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