Seaford

Seaford is a place name that refers to several locations in England, the United States, and Australia. The name itself is of Old English origin, derived from sæ (sea) and ford, meaning a ford by the sea.

Seaford, East Sussex, England, is a coastal town on the south coast of England in the Lewes district. It lies near the chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters and Seaford Head and has a promenade, a beach, and a history as a seaside resort and fishing village.

Seaford, Delaware, United States, is a city in Sussex County along the Nanticoke River, near the Delaware Bay. It has a historic downtown and serves as a regional hub for agriculture and industry in the surrounding area.

Seaford, New York, United States, is a community on Long Island in Nassau County, within the Town of Hempstead. It is a residential area with commuter rail access to New York City and nearby communities such as Wantagh and Massapequa.

Seaford, Victoria, Australia, is a suburb of Melbourne, located on the shore of Port Phillip Bay in the state of Victoria. It is a mainly residential area with beaches and local services, connected to Melbourne by road and rail.