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West Sussex
West Sussex is a county in south-east England on the English Channel, with Chichester as its county town. It became a separate administrative county in 1889, and together with East Sussex it covers the land of the old kingdom of the South Saxons. Its landscape includes the South Downs and a coastal plain with resort towns.
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