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{{county|Sussex}} | {{county|Sussex}} | ||
[[File:Swanborough Hundred - Sussex.svg|thumb|250px|Swanborough Hundred in Sussex]] | [[File:Swanborough Hundred - Sussex.svg|thumb|250px|Swanborough Hundred in Sussex]] | ||
'''Swanborough''' is a hundred of [[Sussex]], in the [[Rape of Lewes]]. It had a population of 14,610 in 2011. | '''Swanborough''' is a hundred of [[Sussex]], in the [[Rape of Lewes]]. It had a population of 14,610 in 2011. Locally situated in Swanborough are Lewes and Southover, the former often reckoned as a hundred in its own right, and the latter extra-hundredal or a half hundred. | ||
It comprises the ancient parishes of: | It comprises the ancient parishes of: | ||
*[[Iford]] | *[[Iford, Sussex|Iford]] | ||
*[[Kingston near Lewes]] | *[[Kingston near Lewes]] | ||
*[[Lewes]] All Saints, St Anne, St John sub Castro (part),<sup>*</sup> St Michael | *[[Lewes]] All Saints, St Anne, St John sub Castro (part),<sup>*</sup> St Michael | ||
Latest revision as of 12:38, 5 April 2024
Swanborough is a hundred of Sussex, in the Rape of Lewes. It had a population of 14,610 in 2011. Locally situated in Swanborough are Lewes and Southover, the former often reckoned as a hundred in its own right, and the latter extra-hundredal or a half hundred.
It comprises the ancient parishes of:
- Iford
- Kingston near Lewes
- Lewes All Saints, St Anne, St John sub Castro (part),* St Michael
- Lewes Castle (ex. par.)
- Southover
*: Detached part in Street hundred.