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What was Newark’s estimated population in 2025?
- 30,359
What was Dover’s estimated population in 2025?
- 40,592
What was Wilmington’s estimated population in 2025?
- 73,512
What was Delaware’s population density in the 2020 Census?
- About 508 people per square mile
What is true about Delaware’s estimated population from 2020 to 2025?
- Delaware's estimated population grew about 7.1 percent from the April 2020 estimate base to July 2025
How many people did the 2010 U.S. Census count in Delaware?
- 897,934
How many people did the 2020 U.S. Census count in Delaware?
- 989,948
What was Delaware’s estimated population on July 1, 2025?
- 1,059,952
What is the correct interpretation of Delaware’s precipitation?
- Delaware receives roughly 45 inches of precipitation in an average year
Which option accurately explains Delaware’s climate?
- Delaware has four distinct seasons and a generally humid climate
Which fact best describes Atlantic Ocean and Delaware Bay help?
- The Atlantic Ocean and Delaware Bay help moderate temperatures near Delaware's coast
Which description of Cape Henlopen is accurate?
- Cape Henlopen is close to where Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic Ocean
What is true about Lewes?
- Lewes is located near Delaware Bay and the Atlantic coast
Which county is Bethany Beach in?
- Sussex County
Which county is Rehoboth Beach in?
- Sussex County
Which statement best summarizes Delaware’s coastal environments?
- Dunes, tidal marshes and coastal bays are important parts of Delaware's coast
What is the correct interpretation of Delaware’s Coastal Plain wetlands?
- Wetlands are common in Delaware's Coastal Plain
Which option accurately explains the Nanticoke River?
- The Nanticoke River is an important waterway in southwestern Delaware
Which fact best describes the Christina River?
- The Christina River helped shape the growth of Wilmington
Which description of Brandywine Creek is accurate?
- Brandywine Creek flows through northern Delaware
