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{{Infobox ROSProject
| name        = Eastbourne, Newhaven & Seaford
| description = The south coast between Lewes, Seaford, Eastbourne and Hastings
| country     = {{flagu|United Kingdom}}
| time_period = 2018
| company     = Southern, Southeastern
| rolling_stock =
* [[Diesel Multiple Units of the United Kingdom#Class 171|Class 171]]
* [[Electric Multiple Units of the United Kingdom#Class 313|Class 313]]
* [[Electric Multiple Units of the United Kingdom#Class 375|Class 375]]
* [[Electric Multiple Units of the United Kingdom#Class 377|Class 377]]
| difficulty  = 6
| author      = Anthony Sheehy
| website     = [https://www.railwayoperationsimulator.com/catalog/community-projects/united-kingdom/eastbourne-newhaven-seaford Eastbourne, Newhaven & Seaford]
| map         = {{Eastbourne, Newhaven & Seaford Route}}
}}
The Sussex coast between Brighton and Asford has no less than ten level crossings, two branches, a single track section and a maximum speed of 60mph throughout. It is served by Southern Railways and by Southeastern (between Hastings and Battle.) All trains passing from Brighton to Hastings and vice versa have to turn around at Eastbourne. There are sidings and depots at Eastbourne, Bexhill, Hastings and Ore.