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West MiddlesexMercer County,PennsylvaniaThe Pennsylvania state capital is Harrisburg. What would you like to know about West Middlesex
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The population of West Middlesex is approximately 982 (1990).
The amount of land area in West Middlesex is 2.45 sq. kilometers.
Return to Index West Middlesex location: southeast of Sharon near the Ohio border in western Pennsylvania.
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History & History Related Items West Middlesex history: "A reader from this town asked about its name origin, and no information turned up. However, the Essex, Middlesex, and Sussex regions of England take their names directly from the Saxons, who along with the Angles of course gave England its Anglo-Saxon heritage. And even today, there's a region in Germany known as Saxony. 'Essex' is a shortened form of 'East Saxon Region,' and Sussex comes from "South-Saxon Region," so it doesn't take much imagination to figure out how West Middlesex got its name back in England"
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