From Jerripedia
Each large stone was supplemented by a smaller stone with a plaque. Each plaque shows the location of all the stones across the Island. It also shows the name of the Constable in the relevant parish, and other partners in the project. The wayside crosses were based on the design of the medieval wayside cross, using the cross now at Elizabeth Castle as a model.
| Parish | Location of cross | Location of stone |
| Grouville | Top of Grouville Hill | Edge of Gorey village, on the grass area between the car park and the beach |
| St Brelade | Top of Pont du Val, at the junction with the Airport Road | La Pulente |
| St Clement | Opposite the Parish Hall on commonland at Le Hocq | Rue de Moulin, past St Clement's Church |
| St Helier | Victoria Park | Havre des Pas |
| St John | Route du Nord | Sorel Point |
| St Lawrence | Junction of Mont Felard and Mont Cambrai | Waterworks Valley near the ruins of Vicart Mill |
| St Martin | Near Archirondel at the foot of Mont des Landes | St Catherine's breakwater |
| St Mary | Greve de Lecq, where monks from Sark landed bringing Christianity to St Mary | Priory, Devil's Hole |
| St Ouen | Entrance to St Ouen's manor | Mont du Vallette |
| St Peter | Top of Jubilee Hill | St Peter's School |
| St Saviour | St Saviour's school | Grands Vaux reservoir (Rue a la Dame) |
| Trinity | Parish church, top of Trinity Hill | Car park above Bonne Nuit (Le Bechet) |
