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Essex is a name derived from Old English, meaning "East Saxons," referring to the Saxon people who settled in the eastern part of England. It is also the name of a historic county in England, located northeast of London, known for its rich history, diverse landscapes, and cultural significance. In modern contexts, Essex can also refer to various places and institutions, including a county council and towns within the region.

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