ACS 5-year estimate, 2024
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See Delaware place by place.
Explore 79 communities through public data on people, work, housing, mobility, schools, colleges, development, and local activity.
LODES, 2023
ACS 5-year estimate, 2024
current GTFS snapshot, 2026
Where to begin
Different ways to start exploring the First State.
Open a profile for the full evidence trail. Population figures are ACS estimates unless a card explicitly identifies a Delaware Population Consortium projection.
Wilmington
Read the state's largest concentration of residents and workplace jobs across housing, mobility, and local institutions.
Open profile Capital cityDover
See the government-centered job base, housing conditions, transit footprint, and Delaware State University in one profile.
Open profile University cityNewark
Explore population detail, the University of Delaware, commuting, housing, and development inside the city boundary.
Open profile Growth outlookMillville
The state planning consortium projects 2,237 residents in 2024 and 6,631 in 2050—a planning signal, not an observed outcome.
Open profile Topic pageWork
Where Delaware’s jobs concentrate, which places are gaining them fastest—and why the state’s largest employers can only be named statewide, not city by city.
Open topic page Topic pageCivic
Delaware doesn’t elect a mayor and council the way Washington cities do—see who represents each place through overlapping State House and Senate districts, and where Wilmington is the one exception.
Open topic pagePlace boundaries matter. A mailing city is not always the place where a school, college, job, or development record is physically located.
See the state
Choose a lens. Then choose a place.
Delaware’s panel only supports two statewide lenses so far—jobs and five-year population change. Larger, darker circles indicate more of the measure shown, not a better place.
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79 Delaware Census places.
Search all 57 incorporated municipalities and 22 Census-designated places by name or county. Population uses the latest ACS five-year estimate.
This is a Census-place directory, not a complete directory of every Delaware community. Missing from this list does not mean unpopulated or unserved.
