57 aerial photographs, 54 of which were taken from above Broadfield Park during the Crawley Town v Crystal Palace friendly match on on 27 July 2024 using varying focal lengths. The final three photos were taken from Rathlin Road fields, beyond the 3g pitches, a short while later.

I've added brief annotations to some of the photos to help with your bearings.

The following photos have a 35mm equiv. focal length of 70mm - 3 times zoom.

Thomas Bennett in the foreground with Tilgate (right) and Southgate (left) beyond. The wooded area just above centre is the Hawth and the field to the left of The Hawth is Southgate Playing Fields - spot the rugby posts! Above the Hawth is Sutherland House (Paymaster).

K2 and Tilgate

Tilgate Huts in the centre. Maidenbower can be seen top left.

In the top left quarter is the Wildlife centre at Tilgate Park

Tilgate Forest Business Centre

A23 up Pease Pottage Hill and Woodgate in the distance.

Woodgate Top left, the A23 on the left and Hollingbourne Crescent filling the bulk of the photo.

Tollgate Hill. In the top right, in shadow, are the Radar and Water Tower at Buchan Hill

Creaseys Drive. In the centre, close to the top, is Buchan House/Cottesmore School.

Broadfield. The bus is on coachmans Drive, having just passed the medical centre. The first line of trees are those in the centre of the housing area encircled by Creaseys Drive and the second group of trees, with houses above, is where Creaseys Brook runs and separates the Seaford Road area from the Broadwood Rise area.

Broadfield Barton in the Centre, Breezehurst Pavilion a way above and Kilnwood Vale in the top left quarter. The tip of Ifield West is in the top right quarter.

Across the top between two bands of trees is Ifield West and the phone mast at Woldhurstlea is visible in the top right quarter, just above Holy Trinity and their playing fields. Much of Bewbush and lots of Gossops Green are in shot and Broadfield is in the foreground. If you look really closely in the right place, in the tree filled area at the point where Ifield West, Gossops Green and Bewbush converge, then you'll just be able to make out the boardwalk across the Millpond.

Broadfield in the foreground with the relatively new flats at Rathlin Road just below the wooded area in the centre. The road just above the woods is Kingscote Hill with Buckswood Drive to the left and the A23 from Cheals up to Gossops Green traffic lights to the right. You can just see Cheals roundabout! Ifield is beyond, topped by St Margaret's Church, with Druids above and to the right in a gap between trees. The white building in the centre on the ridge is Russ Hill Hotel. In the lower part of the top right quarter are Southgate West and St Wilfreds.

Hospital in the centre with Southgate West below. The eagle eyed will spot Goffs Park House and the tower attached to the house on the corner of Horsham and Goffs Park Roads. In the Town Centre area to the right you can see Cineworld and the roof of Asda and to the left of Cineworld is the Crowne Plaza, just below Astral Towers.

Broadfield stadium, Southgate and the Town centre. St Michaels Church at Lowfield Heath can be seen just below the white cube shaped building in the top left quarter.

The following photos have a 35mm equiv. focal length of 166mm - 7 times zoom.

Southgate, with the school in the bottom right quarter, and Town Centre. The Half Moon is in the bottom left quarter adjacent to my watermark.

Southgate in the foreground, with St Mary's Church to the right. The Sandman Hotel at Hazelwick is clear, as is the Arora Hotel to the left of centre. In the top left quarter you'll be able to spot one of the white domes at Tinsley Green sewage works.

Southgate playing fields left of centre with the Hawth to the right. Right of centre in the lower half is Southgate Avenue with Southgate to the left and Tilgate to the right. Sutherland House is far right, just above centre, with Milton Mount flats beyond. One of the pyramid roofs of Hazelwick Tesco can be spotted through the trees above and left of centre. 

To the left, a little above centre is Sutherland House and right of centre is the staff bridge over the tracks near the goods shed at Three Bridges. If you look between the two and move your eyes upwards you'll see a church spire. This is St Johns at Copthorne.

The large white building in the top left quarter is the flats at the corner of Balcombe and Turners Hill Roads, where the shop used to be. Below that is Pound Hill and to the right Maidenbower.Furnace Green is below the railway and left of centre is Loppets Road playing fields with Tilgate in the foreground.

Sticking with the church theme, St Nicholas at Worth is just left of centre about a 5th of the way down from the top, to the left of the large bright grassy area. Maidenbower is above the railway line, with Furnace Green, Gainsborough Road playing fields and Tilgate below. 

Maidenbower is the band of houses in shadow across the top half with Worth Forest beyond. Tilgate is in the foreground.

The main car park at Tilgate park is clear in the bottom half and a band of Maidenbower is across the middle with Oldhouse Warren in the top right quarter.

Tilgate Nature Centre

I've yet to work out, with certainty, what the cluster of buildings in teh top right are, but I think they may be at Greentree Farm, which is about 500 metres east of where the railway disappears into Balcombe Tunnel.