Cities in Delaware

The state is divided into three counties. The state capital Dover is the second largest city. It houses Delaware State Library, Delaware State Museum, and Delaware State Archives. Wilmington, built on the site of Fort Christina, is the largest city in Delaware. It was the first Swedish settlement in North America.

Newark, in northern Delaware, is the home of the University of Delaware. Middletown, Smyrna, Milford, Seaford, and Georgetown are otehr major cities in the state.

Getting In and Around

The Wilmington Airport (ILG) is the busiest airport in Delaware.

Amtrak stattions in Newark and Wilmington are served by trains along the Northeast Corridor.

Interstate highway I-95 and six U.S. highways form a dense road network.

List of Cities in Delaware

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Last Updated On : July 29, 2016