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Rape (county subdivision)

A rape is a traditional territorial sub-division of the county of Sussex in England, formerly used for various administrative purposes. Their origin is unknown, but they appear to predate the Norman Conquest of 1066. Historically, the rapes formed the basis of local government in Sussex.

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Location
Sussex
Areas
116,650 acres (472.1 km2) (Rape of Bramber) – 228,930 acres (926.4 km2) (Rape of Pevensey)
Category
County subdivision
Created
Saxon period (pre-1066) · Rape of Bramber (by 1086) · Rape of Chichester (by 1275)
Number
6
Populations
30,113 (Rape of Bramber) (1831) – 71,921 (Rape of Lewes) (1831)

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Rape (county subdivision)

Nodes90
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Triples8
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022222
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Created · 3
Rape (county subdivision) → Rape of Bramber (by 1086), Rape of Chichester (by 1275), Saxon period (pre-1066)
Areas · 1
Rape (county subdivision) → 116,650 acres (472.1 km2) (Rape of Bramber) – 228,930 acres (926.4 km2) (Rape of Pevensey)
Category · 1
Rape (county subdivision) → County subdivision
Location · 1
Rape (county subdivision) → Sussex
Number · 1
Rape (county subdivision) → 6
Populations · 1
Rape (county subdivision) → 30,113 (Rape of Bramber) (1831) – 71,921 (Rape of Lewes) (1831)

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rapes sussex arundel rape lewes bramber chichester pevensey century hastings also created william administrative origin norman divisions english may history

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Rape (county subdivision)Areas116,650 acres (472.1 km2) (Rape of Bramber) – 228,930 acres (926.4 km2) (Rape of Pevensey)1.00infobox
Rape (county subdivision)CategoryCounty subdivision1.00infobox
Rape (county subdivision)CreatedSaxon period (pre-1066)1.00infobox
Rape (county subdivision)CreatedRape of Bramber (by 1086)1.00infobox
Rape (county subdivision)CreatedRape of Chichester (by 1275)1.00infobox
Rape (county subdivision)LocationSussex1.00infobox
Rape (county subdivision)Number61.00infobox
Rape (county subdivision)Populations30,113 (Rape of Bramber) (1831) – 71,921 (Rape of Lewes) (1831)1.00infobox

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