Crawley

Crawley is a town in northern Sussex, near the M23. The Town has a population of over 110,000 split into 14/15 neighborhoods plus a large industrial estate. The town started its growth after World War II as the Government listed the village as a 'New Town' along with the surrounding villages. A Few A roads have been created in Crawley, mostly between the neighborhoods, these A roads pretty much stay within Crawley and are some of the newest in Sussex. The town is situated on the Brighton Mainline, with two railway stations (Three Bridges and Gatwick Airport) with a junction at Three Bridges supporting the Arun Valley Line which has a further two stations on it (Crawley, Ifield)

Routes

Route	To	Notes
M23	London, Gatwick Airport, (M25)	Marks the boundary of the Town on its eastern and southern edges. Has three junctions, plus a spur for Crawley (and Gatwick)
A23	Brighton	Southbound. M23 continues as A23 once south of Crawley.
A264	East Grinstead	Eastbound. Comes off M23, replacing the A2011 from Crawley Centre
A264	Horsham	Westbound. Comes off M23
A23	Gatwick Airport, Redhill	Inner Ring Road inside Crawley heading South to North
A2004	Three Bridges	Completely inside Crawley, heads south to north east though the centre
A2011	East Grinstead (A264)	Second shortest A road in Crawley, heading east to west from the M23 to the middle of Crawley but to the north of the centre
A2219		Shortest A Road in Crawley, going North to South most lying using the originally route of the A23 though the centre. Was B2125
A2220		Old Route of the A264 though the centre of Crawley. Mostly within Crawley apart from a small section to the east of the M23
B2036		Original 1922 route of the B2036 which passes through the eastern neighborhoods North to South. Runs just west of the M23

Links

• Borough Council