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Villages · South East England

Rye

Rye — a village in england south east.

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Typical visit
1 h–2 h

About

A British village — settlements of this size traditionally cluster a green, parish church, pub and post office around historic land routes.

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Place summary

Rye is a village located in South-East England, with a population of 9,041. Known for its historical significance, the village features a mix of medieval architecture and coastal charm. Rye is situated near the River Rother and is part of the scenic East Sussex countryside. The area offers a variety of local amenities and attractions for visitors.

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Coordinates
50.9511, 0.7337
Population
9,041

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Where is Rye?
Rye is in South-East England, United Kingdom.
What is Rye?
Rye — a village in england south east.
How do I get to Rye?
Its coordinates are 50.9511°, 0.7337°.