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For real life UK broadcast and fan information, see United Kingdom.
UKF

Flag of the United Kingdom


UKL

Location of the United Kingdom


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Characters[]

Main Characters from the United Kingdom[]

 Penny
Penelope Hume
 Eloise
Eloise Hawking


Other characters from the United Kingdom[]

Charles Widmore, Naomi Dorrit, Liam Pace, Brother Campbell, Megan Pace, Karen Pace, Simon Pace, Donovan, Ruth, Derek, Lucy Heatherton, Francis Heatherton, Tommy, Jimmy Lennon

Important UK Companies[]

Widmore Corporation

Locations[]

UK

Lost locations in the United Kingdom

Bromsgrove[]

  • Charlotte Lewis was (supposedly) raised in Bromsgrove, near Worcester, England.

Carlisle[]

Essex[]

Glasgow[]

  • Desmond Hume was from Glasgow where he was in the Royal Scots Regiment. His army camp, Camp Millar, was located north of Glasgow. ("The Constant")

Kent[]

Eddington[]

  • Location of Moriah Vineyards and the monastery Desmond spent time at. ("Catch-22")

Halstead[]

Lancashire[]

  • Drive Shaft were touring through Clitheroe (a town in Lancashire) when Charlie heard one of Drive Shaft's songs on the radio - one of the best moments of his life according to his list. ("Greatest Hits")

London[]

Manchester[]

Oxford[]

Portsmouth[]

Slough[]

In The Lost Experience[]

  • On Hanso Foundation website:
    • It is mentioned on that Alvar Hanso was present in London on 14 June 2000, one of the rare public appearances by the Hanso Foundation's CEO & Founder.
    • There is a directory at the site named London; it is empty.
  • A video that posted by Persephone shows Hugh McIntyre in London, with a women who is purportedly not his wife (GidgetGirl).
  • Two of the Hansoexposed.com glyphs were found in real-world locations in the UK, as well as numbers other glyphs hidden on UK-based websites.

Location map[]

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Trivia[]

  • The UK was featured in every single season of Lost except for Season 6. This is because the majority of episodes in the season used the flash-sideways narrative, which was set entirely in Los Angeles.

See also[]

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