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Delaware is located on the eastern coast of the United States between Pennsylvania and Maryland. Its capital and largest city is Dover. Delaware has a population of around 897,000 people, with the majority being white. English is the de facto official language. Notable symbols of Delaware include the peach blossom as the state flower and the blue hen chicken as the state bird.
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Milena 9b delawere
- 1. NAME (S): THE FIRST STATE, DIAMOND STATE, LAND OF TAXFREE SHOPPING MOTTO (S): FREEDOM AND INDEPENDENCE (FROM ENGLISH: FREEDOM AND INDEPENDENCE) CAPITAL : DOVER LARGEST CITY :WILMINGTON COUNTIES:3 GOVERNOR :JACK MARKELL (D) OFFICIAL LANGUAGE: ENGLISH IS DE FACTO
- 2. REPRESENTATIVES :1 ELECTORAL COLLEGE :3 VOTES SENATORS : CHRIS COONS (D) THOMAS A. CARPER (D) LIMITS : PENNSYLVANIA (NORTH), MARYLAND (SOUTH AND WEST) AND ATLANTIC OCEAN (EAST) AREA : 6 445.751 KM ² (49TH HIGHEST) - EARTH 5 046,69 KM ² - WATER 1 399.06 KM ² (21.71%)
- 3. DOVER – CAPITAL OF DELAWER
- 4. STATE FLOWER OF DELAWER Peach Blossom
- 5. POPULATION (2010):897 9341 (45TH MOST POPULOUS) - DENSITY : 177,93 INHABITANTS / KM ² (6TH DENSER) - GDP ENTRY INTO THE UNION - DATE DECEMBER 7, 1787 (225 YEARS) - 1ST ORDER TIME ZONE EAST: UTC-5/-4 LATITUDE : 38 ° 27'N - 39 ° 50'N 2'O LONGITUDE 75 ° - 75 ° 47'O LENGTH C-S 161 KM
- 6. MEAN 18 M - POINT 0 M LOWER ABBREVIATIONS - USPS DE - ISO 3166-2 US-A OFFICIAL SITE DELAWARE.GOV UNITED STATES PORTAL
- 7. DEMOGRAPHICS POPULATION GROWTH CENSUS POP% ± 1790 59 096 1800 64,273 8.8% 1810 72 674 13.1% 1820 72 749 0.1% 1830 76,748 5.5% 1840 78,085 1.7%
- 8. RACES AND ETHNICITIES : RACIAL COMPOSITION OF THE POPULATION OF DELAWARE: • 72.5% WHITE • 19.2% AFRICAN-AMERICAN • 4.8% HISPANICS • 2.1% ASIAN • 0.3% NATIVE AMERICANS • 1.7% TWO OR MORE RACES
- 9. RELIGION AGE PYRAMID OF DELAWARE.
- 10. MAJOR CITIES : • BEAR • BROOKSIDE • CLAYMONT • ELSMERE • GLASGOW • HOCKESSIN • NEW CASTLE • NEWARK • WILMINGTON • DOVER • GEORGETOWN • LEWES • MIDDLETOWN • MILFORD • REHOBOTH BEACH • SEAFORD • SMYRNA
- 11. RATES OF 25 U.S. CENTS IN DELAWARE.
- 12. CULTURE: SYMBOLS OF THE STATE: • TREE: ILEX OPACA • DRINK: MILK • BUTTERFLY: PAPILIO GLAUCUS • ALIASES: THE FIRST STATE DIAMOND STATE (UNOFFICIAL) LAND OF THE TAX-FREE SHOPPING (UNOFFICIAL) • COLORS: WHITE AND BEIGE • FLOWER: PRUNUS PERSICA • FOSSIL: AMERICAN BELEMNITELLA • INSECT: LADYBUG • MOTTO: LIBERTY AND INDEPENDENCE (FREEDOM AND INDEPENDENCE) • MUSIC: OUR DELAWARE (OUR DELAWARE) • BIRD: GALLUS GALLUS • FISH: CYNOSCION REGALIS • SLOGAN: IT'S GOOD BEING FIRST (GOOD TO HAVE BEEN THE FIRST)
- 14. NAMES: ALAINE BATISTA DE OLIVEIRA; 1 AMANDA SILVA;3 MILENE NOGUEIRA:1 YARA RENATA,39