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Looking northwards. Pembroke Park to the right, Telford Place & Denvale just behind the railway line. Library, Kingsgate & College behind to the left.

Looking southwards. Ringwood Close in the foreground, Tilgate behind, Southgate Avenue right of centre with Southgate to the right.

Looking westwards. St Francis school with Malthouse Road area a little way behind. Southgate Drive to left of school. Caburn Heights top centre in front of the hills

Looking north-west. Emerald Club in foreground. Arora Hotel, Overline House and County Mall behind. Library & College to right. Asda and hospital left of centre. Leith Hill in the haze.

Same view as before, but from a little higher.

Looking northwards. Pembroke Park to the right, Telford Place & Denvale just behind the railway line. Library, Kingsgate & College behind to the left. The Sandman hotel is visible at the end of the tree lined Northgate Avenue which can be seen leading north-east from the college, with Hazelwick school playing fields just to the right of the hotel. Astral Towers is behind the college with the industrial estate to the right, including the Virgin Holidays building. The hotel at Tushmore is on the far left, behind B&Q & Stoner House.

Looking north-east-east. Hawth Woods in the foreground, with the roof of The Hawth Theatre visible above the trees. Pembroke Park is centre left with the Harvester and Paymaster building at 45 degrees to it. Above Hawth Woods is the northern end of Furnace Green, with the regimented lines of the Norwich Road estate on the far right by the pylon and the water gardens are the wooded area just to the left. Behind Furnace Green are the train sheds just south of Three Bridges station. Maidenbower and Pound Hill are beyond.

Looking north-east with a bit of zoom. Hawth Woods and The Hawth are in the foreground with Pembroke Park to the left. The Paymaster building is the centre of the picture with Three Bridges Playing fields and Three Bridges Football Club just to it's left. On full size image, you will see the tunnels outside Three Bridges Station and the stations roof almost dead centre, just to the right of a pylon. Just above and to the left of the tunnels are the two white 'shed's' on the roof of Milton Mount flats.

Looking north-north-east. The Sandman hotel is almost dead centre with Three Bridges Parade below and a little to the right. Close to the far right is the roof of Hazelwick Tesco. To the left, a third of the way down the picture, are Northgate Playing fields.

Looking north. Denvale in the foreground with the library, the college, Kingsgate and the telephone exchange behind and to the left. Northgate playing are right of centre. The industrial estate is beyond, with the airport beyond that. The control tower is just left of centre on the airport line with the Virgin Holidays building below and to the right and Astral Towers is the dark building below and to the left of the control tower.

Looking north-west over the town centre, The Arora hotel is in the foreground with the Mall taking centre stage behind and Queens Square behind that. In front of the hospital are the new flats around the Ifield Road/Orchard Street roundabout with Orchard Street car park to the right of these. Further right still along this line are Morrisons and then the Leisure Park. The big cross building to the right of Morrisons is Woodall Duckhams with the Town Hall on the very far right. The Tower of St Johns Church can be seen in front of Orchard Street Car Park.

A slight turn to the west from above brings in Asda, old West Green and East Park. The railway line (and both bridges) can be traced and to the far left close to the top is the bottom end of Goffs Park. Just to the left of Asda is the signal box. Ewhurst Playing fields can also be seen, just above and to the left of the hospital.

Looking west. In the dead centre of the picture is a bare green area, with green fencing to the right. This is the site of the now demolished nursing home on Goffs Park Road, which was built on the site of Pooh Corner stables. In the foreground is part of St Francis school playing field with the estate containing Beeches, Beechside etc. above and older Southgate behind. Asda can just be seen on the far right with the railway line running just to the supermarkets left.

Looking south-west, Caburn heights and Hilltop primary can be seen in the centre at the top of the populated area with the Chanctonbury Way area to the right. The C shaped road to the left is Southgate Drive with the Brewer Road allotments just to it's right. Malthouse Road runs almost up the middle of the photo, with the distinctive Hospice roof visible towards the end.

Looking south-south-west, unfortunately towards the sun, Southgate Avenue is the road drawing attention and K2 & Thomas Bennett are visible above. To the left of Southgate Avenue is the western end of Tilgate. The West Stand at the Broadfield Stadium can just be seen to the right of the old Thomas Bennett site, now just a large field.

Looking due south, Hawth Avenue runs from right to left at the bottom of the photograph, with a lot of Tilgate tucked in behind. At the top left, you can just see Tilgate Lake.