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Boundaries Map (PDF, 956KB) London Gatwick Airport Kent EAST GRINSTEAD Surrey Crawley Worth CP East Grinstead CP Rusper CP CRAWLEY Ashurst Wood CP Turners Hill CP Hampshire Warnham CP North Horsham CP LIPHOOK HASLEMERE Slinfold CP HORSHAM Colgate CP West Hoathly CP Rudgwick CP Linchmere CP Plaistow CP Slaugham CP Balcombe CP Loxwood CP Broadbridge Heath CP Horsham Northchapel CP Horsted Keynes CP Ardingly CP Linch CP Lurgashall CP Fernhurst CP Itchingfield CP Southwater CP Milland CP Ebernoe CP Nuthurst CP Kirdford CP BILLINGSHURST Lower Beeding CP Billingshurst CP CUCKFIELD Lindfield CP Wisborough Green CP Cuckfield Rural CP Rogate CP Lodsworth CP Cuckfield CP HAYWARDS HEATH Woolbeding with Redford CP Haywards Heath CP Lindfield Rural CP Bolney CP Easebourne CP Petworth CP PETERSFIELD Trotton with Chithurst CP Shipley CP Stedham with Iping CPMIDHURST Tillington CP PETWORTH Cowfold CP Midhurst CP West Lavington CP Pulborough CP West Chiltington CP West Grinstead CP Twineham CP Fittleworth CP Harting CP Shermanbury CP BURGESS HILL Graffham CP PULBOROUGH Elsted and Treyford CP Stopham CP Burgess Hill CP Bepton CP Heyshott CP Thakeham CP Hurstpierpoint and Sayers Common CP East Lavington CPDuncton CP Cocking CP Barlavington CP Coldwaltham CP HENFIELD WEST CHILTINGTONAshington CP HASSOCKS East Sussex Ashurst CP Woodmancote CPAlbourne CP Henfield CP Hassocks CP Marden CP Sutton CP Parham CP STORRINGTON Bury CP Wiston CP Compton CP Singleton CP Bignor CP West Dean CP Storrington and Sullington CP Upwaltham CP East Dean CP Washington CP Amberley CP Steyning CP Pyecombe CP Poynings CPNewtimber CP Fulking CP Stoughton CP Houghton CP Upper Beeding CP Madehurst CP Slindon CP Burpham CP Bramber CP Eartham CP South Stoke CP Findon CP Lavant CP Boxgrove CP The City of Westbourne CP Westhampnett CP Patching CP Funtington CP ARUNDEL Coombes CP Warningcamp CP Clapham CP Arundel CP Sompting CP Brighton Tangmere CP HAVANT EMSWORTH Walberton CP SOUTHWICK Southbourne CP CHICHESTER Lyminster and Crossbush CP Angmering CP Shoreham/Southwick and Hove Aldingbourne CP Poling CP Lancing CP Chichester CP Eastergate CP SOUTHBOURNE Fishbourne CP Worthing PORTSLADE-BY-SEA Oving CP Chidham CP Barnham CP Bosham CP Ford CP LITTLEHAMPTON WORTHING SHOREHAM-BY-SEA Yapton CP Littlehampton CP Ferring CP Appledram CP Rustington CP Bersted CP Donnington CP East Preston CPKingston CP West Thorney CP Climping CP North Mundham CP Neighbouring FIS' West Itchenor CP Hunston CP BOGNOR REGIS Middleton-on-Sea CP Legend Birdham CP Felpham CP Brighton and Hove www.brighton-hove.gov.uk Bognor Regis CP City Inside WS West Wittering CP Aldwick CP East Sussex www.eastsussex.gov.uk Pagham CP www.hants.gov.uk Towns Outside WS Sidlesham CP Hampshire East Wittering CP Earnley CP Portsmouth www.portsmouth.gov.uk Towns Inside WS Southampton www.southampton.gov.uk Airport Selsey CP Surrey www.surreycc.gov.uk Town/City Kent www.kent.gov.uk Boundaries SELSEY Parish Reproduced from or based upon 2009 Ordnance Survey mapping with permission of the Controller of HMSO © Crown Copyright reserved. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to Family Information Service Map 1:201,573 prosecution or civil proceedings West Sussex County Council Licence No. 100023447 ±.
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