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Lytton, British Columbia/Canada Named in 1858 after Edward Bulwer‐Lytton (1803–73), 1st Baron Lytton, secretary of state for the colonies (1858–9), and a famous novelist. His principal achievement was the organization of the new colony of British Columbia following the discovery of gold and a substantial increase in the population.

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