The term 'East and West English County' refers to the two counties of East Sussex and West Sussex, located in the south of England. Both counties are part of the historic county of Sussex, which was divided into East and West Sussex in 1974. East Sussex is bordered by Kent to the north and Surrey to the northwest, while West Sussex is bordered by Hampshire to the west and Surrey to the north. Both counties have a rich history and are home to many attractions, including the South Downs National Park, Brighton Pier, and Arundel Castle.