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Encyclopedia > West Kent

West Kent is a traditional subdivision of the English county of Kent. Residents of West Kent are called 'Kentish Men', as opposed to residents of East Kent, who are known as 'Men of Kent'. West Kent had separate Quarter Sessions from East Kent, based in the town of Maidstone, until 1814 when the administrations were merged.


It consists of Kent west of the River Medway, and corresponds roughly to the Diocese of Rochester.


Places in West Kent include

The historic area of West Kent includes a number of places now in Greater London. These include


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West Kent - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (138 words)
West Kent is a traditional subdivision of the English county of Kent.
West Kent had separate Quarter Sessions from East Kent, based in the town of Maidstone, until 1814 when the administrations were merged.
It consists of Kent west of the River Medway, and corresponds roughly to the Diocese of Rochester.
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