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England took over the area in 1664, and it was transferred to William Penn as the lower Three Counties in 1682. Semiautonomous after 1704, Delaware fought as a separate state in the American Revolution and became the first state to ratify the Constitution in 1787. During the Civil War, although a slave state, Delaware did not secede from the Union. | |||
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Capital City: Dover
Delaware: State of Delaware Official Web Site Admission to Statehood: Click for Date & List Airports: Airports Map • Airport Links Amtrak: Northeast Area: 2489 sq.mi, 49th Land 1955 sq. mi., 49th Water 535 sq.mi., 40th Coastline 28 mi., 21st Shoreline 381mi., 21st Area Codes: Delaware Biographies: Famous People from Delaware Bird: The Delaware state bird Border States: Regional List • Maryland • New Jersey • Pennsylvania Cam World: Live Web Cams City Guides: Delaware Climate: Delaware Community Pages: Delaware Cities, Towns, communities List Constitution: 1st State County Profile: County Map 3 Counties Courts: Judicial System Current Events: Delaware News Headlines Department Education | Certification | Delaware Colleges and Universities - An index of Delaware's Universities and Colleges.| Delaware State University - The former State College for Colored Students, now known as Delaware State University, was established May 15, 1891.| University of Delaware - Delaware's largest and oldest University, founded as a small private academy in 1743 Driving: DMV Economy: Agriculture: Poultry, nursery stock, soybeans, dairy products, corn. Industry: Chemical products, food processing, paper products, rubber and plastic products, scientific instruments, printing and publishing. Fast Facts & Trivia: USA States List Flag: Delaware (DE) Flower: Peach Blossom Prunus persica Genealogical Resources:
Geographic Center: Kent, 11 miles south of Dover Geology Maps: Delaware Ghost Towns: Ghost Towns Governor: Office of Governor Highest Point: Ebright Azimuth; 442 feet, 49th Highways: Delaware Highways History: History Timeline • Historical • Civil War Hotels, Motels & Inns: Delaware Kids Corner: State of Delaware Kids Site Largest City Guides: Wilmington • Dover • Newark • Milford • Seaford • Middletown • Elsmere • Smyrna • New Castle • Georgetown Library: Delaware License Plates: Delaware Lighthouses: Fenwick Island Lottery: Delaware Lowest Point: Atlantic coast; Sea level, 3rd Map: Map of the State of Delaware Motto: Liberty and Independence Museums The Virtual Library Name: Delaware named after an early Virginia governor, Lord De La Warr. Newspapers: Delaware Population: Quick facts 783,600; 45th, 12/00 Real Estate: Every Delaware City, Town & Community Representatives: Delaware House: Members • Delaware Senate: Members • US House: 110th Congress • US Senate: 110th Congress Road Side America: Delaware School Directory: Delaware Soil: Delaware - Greenwich Song: Delaware • USA State Song List Sports: Delaware Teams State Quarters: Delaware Symbols: Delaware Facts | Delaware Symbols and Emblems Tourism: www.visitdelaware.net Travel: Delaware Travel Tree: American Holly Ilex opaca Veteran Affairs: Delaware VA Visitor Guides:
Visit Delaware - Official site of the Delaware Tourism Office.|
Delaware Visitor Info. Weather: Dover Air Force Base White Pages: AnyWho.com - Over 90 million people listings, businesses, emails, & reverse telephone listings. Yellow Pages: Yellow Pages.com | |||
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