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Jul 23, 2026
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The Earl of Couch: Canada’s beloved chesterfield
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The Earl of Couch: Canada's beloved chesterfield
The word’s use seemed to peak in Canada in the 1970s
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By Craig Gilbert
Published Jul 23, 2026
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There are a dozen or more other places and things from towns and villages to counties and state forests named Chesterfield. PHOTO BY ALLANSWART /Getty Images/iStockphoto
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