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Kensington-on-Sea

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Kensington-on-Sea is a name used by some media and newspapers in the United Kingdom for a part of the Greek island of Corfu, located in the north and northeast of the island.

The area was named after Kensington, a wealthy part of West London, because of the wealthy British tourists who spend their holidays in this area of Corfu.[1]

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