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Encyclopedia > Lewes (disambiguation)

Lewes is the name of several towns and cities.

  • Lewes is the county town of East Sussex, England.
  • Lewes, Sussex County, State of Delaware, is in the United States.
  • Lewes is also a river in British Columbia; see Lewes River
  • Lewes is also an archaic spelling of the name that later became "Lewis" (still common as a surname) and then "Louis" (when used as a man's first name).

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