151 Delaware Trivia Questions (Ranked from Easiest to Hardest)

Welcome to our page of Delaware trivia questions! Delaware is a small state with a rich history and unique culture, making it a great destination for trivia enthusiasts. Our selection of questions covers a wide range of topics including the state's history, culture, geography, and landmarks. Whether you're a native of Delaware or just a curious learner, our trivia questions will help you discover new and exciting information about this state.

For those interested in the history of Delaware, our trivia questions will take you through the state's past, from its early days as a Dutch colony to the present. We also cover the state's famous landmarks such as the Rehoboth Beach and Cape Henlopen State Park, and its historical significance as the first state to ratify the Constitution. Culture enthusiasts can learn about the state's traditional customs, local art forms, and its role in the American Revolution.

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151 Delaware Trivia Questions Ranked From Easiest to Hardest (Updated for 2025)

1. In 2020, Sarah McBride became the first openly transgender state senator in American history when she was elected to the legislature of what second-smallest state?

Answer: Delaware

2. The Delaware-based company RAPA is considered the largest manufacturer of what food mush that is traditionally a combination of pork scraps, cornmeal, wheat flour, and spices?

Answer: Scrapple

3. According to legend, Delaware gets the nickname "Diamond State" because it was once called "a jewel among the states" by what third U.S. President?

Answer: Thomas Jefferson

4. Delaware’s state tree, Ilex opaca Aiton, is better known as the American variety of what festive green plant with red berries you might deck your halls with come winter time?

Answer: Holly

5. Born in Wilmington, DE in 1984, actress and comedian Aubrey Plaza is most well-known for her role as the curmudgeonly April Ludgate on what Indiana-based comedy?

Answer: Parks and Recreation

6. There's a small city in Delaware with under 500 residents that lies directly above the popular vacation destination of Ocean City, Maryland. What is this "island" which is technically actually a narrow peninsula?

Answer: Fenwick Island

7. Best known for its famous oratory reenactment of Walt Whitman poem “Oh Captain! My Captain!”, what film starring Robin Williams was filmed at St. Andrews School in Middletown, Delaware?

Answer: Dead Poet's Society

8. Delaware's state flag design includes the date "December 7, 1787," the date on which it became the first state to ratify what document?

Answer: U.S. Constitution

9. Celebrated two days after Election Day, Return Day unites party leaders to ceremonially bury what kind of tool?

Answer: Hatchet

10. What American “c”ompany, founded by Brian Armstrong and Fred Ehrsam with headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, is a cryptocurrency exchange platform?

Answer: Coinbase

11. This Indigenous nation was renamed the "Delaware" by English colonists, but their territory also extended beyond Delaware, including present day New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, New York City, Long Island and the Lower Hudson Valley. What is their name?

Answer: Lenni Lenape

12. Before becoming Delaware's governor in 2017, John Carney served in what political role?

Answer: US House of Representatives

13. At the state level, Delaware prohibits alcohol sales for on-premise consumption after what time? P.S. We're talking Monday through Saturday here.

Answer: 1 AM

14. Elected in 2010 to replace Joe Biden, what was the alliterative name of Delaware's junior US Senator?

Answer: Chris Coons

15. Tatnall Street Playground was renamed in 2014 to reflect the fact that Bob Marley had formerly lived nearby while working at DuPont and Chrysler under an alias. What is the current seven-letter two-word name of the park which was inspired by one of Marley's most well-known songs?

Answer: One Love Park

16. Meghan Markle is the Duchess of a historic English county that shares its name with what place, the southernmost of Delaware's three counties?

Answer: Sussex County

17. Representing the importance of animal husbandry to its economy, the state seal of Delaware features what type of cattle, which is also an animal of the Chinese zodiac?

Answer: Ox

18. What governor of Delaware, elected in 2017, served in the House Of Representatives from 2011-2017? He shares a last name with an actor who won a Best Actor Oscar for “Harry And Tonto” in 1974, and played Ed Norton in the 1950s sitcom “The Honeymooners.”

Answer: John Carney

19. Wilmington-born Raúl Esparza played assistant DA Rafael Barba on what "Law & Order" spinoff that focuses on sexually-related crimes?

Answer: SVU

20. What nickname for Delaware, once a tourism tagline, is also the title of a 1980s sitcom starring Tiffany Michelle Brissette as a robot girl?

Answer: Small Wonder

21. The state insect of Delaware is this insect, whose scientific name is coccinellidae, and who are believed to be talismans of luck.

Answer: Ladybug

22. What Delaware town, originally called Duck Creek Crossroads, is named for a Greek port city in modern-day Turkey?

Answer: Smyrna

23. What Sussex County city was founded by Dutch settlers in 1613, and proudly calls itself the "First City in the First State?"

Answer: Lewes

24. In 2022, Delaware became the only U.S. state without commercial air service after what low-cost carrier ended its New Castle-to-Orlando flight?

Answer: Frontier

25. In 1638 Wilmington became the first permanent settlement in what American colony? At the time, the colony was called New Sweden.

Answer: Delaware

26. There is a military location in Delaware that served as the entry point and mortuary for U.S. military personnel (and some civilians) who died overseas. What is the name of this military location?

Answer: Dover Air Force Base

27. Wilmington, Delaware's airport (ILG) last had regularly-scheduled commercial service in 2015 at which point what budget "F" airline ended service in the state?

Answer: Frontier Airlines

28. The vast majority of the state of Delaware sits on what peninsula which is a portmanteau of the three states it encompasses?

Answer: Delmarva

29. What author, famous for writing “The Outsiders” and “Rumble Fish”, set her 2004 novel, “Hawkes Harbor”, in Delaware?

Answer: S.E. Hinton

30. There are 50 state capitals. Let's rank them by population size. What number is Dover? In this case, 1 is the most populous U.S. state capital and 50 is the least populous.

Answer: 44

31. Delaware is one of only three U.S. states that has only ever had a single congressional district for the U.S. House of Representatives. Name one of the other two states with this same distinction.

Answer: Wyoming and Alaska

32. Dover is the capital of Delaware. Which other capital of a U.S. state is closest in distance to Dover? We're using "as the crow flies" or haversine distance, rather than driving distance. And we're looking for the city, not the state.

Answer: Annapolis

33. What famous Delaware-born politician and lawyer was both a signer of the Declaration of Independence and served as President of Delaware during the American Revolution?

Answer: Caesar Rodney

34. On January 3, 1861 eligible citizens in Delaware voted on what critical topic?

Answer: Secession

35. As of the 2018 population estimates across the state, what is the most populous city in the state of Delaware that begins with the letter "M"?

Answer: Middletown

36. When listing the US states alphabetically, what state immediately follows Connecticut?

Answer: Delaware

37. Cedella Booker was a singer-songwriter that lived in Delaware after growing up in Nine Mile, Jamaica. While in Delaware she gave birth to two sons but neither was as famous as what other son that she'd had while living in Jamaica?

Answer: Bob Marley

38. Bare-knuckle brawls in Wilmington are featured in many scenes of what 1999 film starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton?

Answer: Fight Club

39. The Delaware Blue Coats, who play in Wilmington, are a G League affiliate of what NBA team that plays approximately 30 miles to the northeast?

Answer: Philadelphia 76ers

40. Known as "AZ" for short, what UK-based pharmaceutical company has its North America commercial headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware?

Answer: AstraZeneca

41. In 2020, Kathy DeMatteis captured 1.3% of the vote in Delaware's gubernatorial race, running for a party founded in 2000 that shares what four-letter initialism with an Apple product launched in 2001?

Answer: IPoD

42. What University of Delaware alum, a 2007 graduate, won Super Bowl MVP in 2013 as quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens against the San Francisco 49ers? He is the only Blue Hen to win a ring in the NFL at the QB position.

Answer: Joe Flacco

43. The historical and cultural sites in Dover, Delaware are linked by what urban park “without boundaries”? Run by the Delaware State Parks, its name commemorates when Delaware joined the US.

Answer: First State Heritage Park

44. Who was the American industrialist that made his millions in the 1800s from financing gas works before attempting four(!) times to essentially purchase a United States Senate seat in the state of Delaware? His battle with Henry du Pont for control of Delaware politics led in part to the Seventeenth Amendment in the US which enabled direct election of senators.

Answer: J. Edward Addicks

45. Delaware's official state dessert is a pie made with what fruit that's more commonly associated with Georgia?

Answer: Peach

46. Although he is a 1984 graduate of the University of Delaware, Chris Christie is most famous for having been governor of what nearby state?

Answer: New Jersey

47. What “H” Museum and Library in Wilmington, DE includes the first du Pont family home and garden in the US, powder yards, and a 19th century machine shop?

Answer: Hagley Museum

48. What “B” Zoo in Wilmington, DE, is located on the banks of its namesake river? It is also the name of the river in The Shire in J.R.R. Tolkien’s “Lord Of The Rings” trilogy, named because the water resembled alcohol.

Answer: Brandywine Zoo

49. In 2021, Delaware becomes home to the largest warehouse of what gigantic corporation? It may share its name with a Brazilian river, but it has a lot of American parcel power.

Answer: Amazon

50. No longer produced, Delaware Punch was a fruit-flavored soft drink that came in purple cans. What fruit was the most prominent flavor in the brand?

Answer: Grape

51. The Delaware museum Winterthur is named after a city in the canton of Zürich in what European country?

Answer: Switzerland

52. What “B” state park near Wilmington, DE is named after the former home of William du Pont Jr.? The name is also associated with a hospital in New York City that is historically associated with the treatment of the mentally ill.

Answer: Bellevue State Park

53. Built in the late 18th century, Dover's historic Old State House is done in what architectural style, whose name comes from that of four British kings although it sounds like it's from another U.S. state?

Answer: Georgian

54. Virgil Slatter and Harmon Truesdale are characters in what podcast set in a fictional Delaware town of the same name whose population is listed at "76 and a half?"

Answer: Muckey Landing

55. After winning a Tony for "Spring Awakening," Wilmington native John Gallagher Jr. played Johnny, the Jesus of Suburbia in "American Idiot," a musical developed from the songs of what pop punk band?

Answer: Green Day

56. Markers for what invisible dividing line between America's North and South can still be found in Delaware, including one on Route 54 in Delmar?

Answer: Mason-Dixon Line

57. DuPont first produced what thermoplastic polymer material at one of its plants in Seaford, Delaware in 1935 that is synonymous with a piece of women’s undergarment?

Answer: Nylon

58. What “B” Museum of American Art in Dover, DE has displays of decorative art and local antiques?

Answer: Biggs Museum Of American Art

59. When Delawareans Steven Universe and Connie Maheswaran fuse together, they become what non-binary character?

Answer: Stevonnie

60. What “N” Valley Vineyards, the first winery in the state of Delaware, shares its name with the capital of the Bahamas, as well as a county in Long Island, NY?

Answer: Nassau Valley Vineyards

61. Delaware’s Fenwick Island is home to a Discoversea Museum dedicated to what historical collisions? There is a large collection of maritime artifacts that have been discovered, including gold bars.

Answer: Discoversea Shipwreck Museum

62. The John Dickinson House in Dover, DE, is a museum used to commemorate its namesake founding father, who helped to solidify American Revolutionary ideology in the 1760s with his “Letters From A” member of what occupation? His position of maintaining his land helped him relate to the common folk.

Answer: Letters From A Farmer

63. What popular Delaware beach gets its name from a Biblical place mentioned in the book of Genesis whose name means "broad places" in Hebrew?

Answer: Rehoboth

64. A museum in Dover, DE that is dedicated to 19th and 20th century businessman E.R. Johnson, is particularly focused on what “V” invention made by his company, one of the leading phonographs and record players of the early 20th century?

Answer: Victrola

65. What 200 mile Trail, a divergence from the Appalachian Trail, passes through Delaware and is named for the two 18th-century British surveyors who created a namesake line that helped establish Delaware’s border?

Answer: Mason Dixon Trail

66. What New Castle native who starred in "Cruel Intentions" is perhaps best known today as the father of Reese Witherspoon's two oldest children?

Answer: Ryan Philippe

67. A World War II Army Fort in Cape Henlopen, DE, now a historical site, has what name, the plural of measures of distance that measure at 5,280 ft?

Answer: Fort Miles

68. And Never Let Her Go" is a true-crime book about the 1996 murder of an assistant to the governor of Delaware, by what bestselling author of "But I Trusted You" and "The Stranger Beside Me?

Answer: Ann Rule

69. An auto race in Dover is one of the contests entered by driver Cole Trickle, played by Tom Cruise in what 1990 film that also starred Nicole Kidman?

Answer: Days of Thunder

70. Over 300,000 companies, including Apple, eBay, and American Airlines, all list their headquarters in the same building in which Delaware city?

Answer: Wilmington

71. The doctor who came up with the maneuver that can help someone who is choking was from Wilmington. What was his last name, and the name of his life-saving technique?

Answer: Heimlich

72. Which 1995 coming-of-age classic starring Anthony LaPaglia and Liv Tyler centers around the young adult employees of a music store in Delaware?

Answer: Empire Records

73. Which sport do the members of the Wilmington Blue Rocks play at the Daniel S. Frawley Stadium?

Answer: Baseball

74. If you’re visiting Dover in late November or early December, which holiday festival can you attend that’s held by the Delaware Agricultural Museum and Village?

Answer: A Farmer's Christmas

75. Fort Christina, built in 1638 near the present-day city of Wilmington, Delaware, was the capital of what European country's only colony in the New World until it was surrendered to the Dutch in 1655?

Answer: Sweden

76. A swirl of sauce on top of the cheese is the hallmark of what pizza joint, which began in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware in 1960?

Answer: Grotto Pizza

77. Get your calcium! Since June 3, 1983, what non-vegan drink has been the official state beverage of Delaware?

Answer: Milk

78. Officially known as the Delaware Governor's Mansion, what's the better known name of the Dover estate, built using a Flemish bond brickwork pattern, that is the official residence of Delaware Governor John Carney?

Answer: Woodburn

79. Thanks to its business-friendly corporate laws, Delaware is the official home to two-thirds of the companies on what magazine's annual list of largest U.S. corporations?

Answer: Fortune

80. Delawarean John Backus is responsible for inventing what classic computer programming language, whose name is a portmanteau of the phrase "Formula Translating System?"

Answer: FORTRAN

81. An official portion of U.S. Highway 9 is actually a ferry crossing that runs from Lewes, Delaware to what New Jersey town?

Answer: Cape May

82. A festival named for legendary Delaware musician Clifford Brown brings what genre of music to Wilmington's Rodney Square every June?

Answer: Jazz

83. Wilmington, Delaware native Tom Verlaine founded what 1970s rock band behind the album Marquee Moon, whose name sounds more like something you'd watch than listen to?

Answer: Television

84. Which town in Kent County shares its name with a state out West, but was actually named for a valley in Pennsylvania?

Answer: Wyoming

85. Delaware Blue Hens legend Elena Delle Donne has twice won the WNBA's MVP award as a player on what WNBA team, which plays home games about 100 miles away from the University of Delaware?

Answer: Washington Mystics

86. What's the profession of Shane O'Neill, the Middletown, Delaware resident who won the first season of the reality show Ink Master?

Answer: Tattoo Artist

87. What "court of equity," as opposed to a court of law, is one of Delaware's three constitutional courts, along with the Supreme Court and Superior Court?

Answer: Court of Chancery

88. Delawarean astronomer Annie Jump Cannon helped develop the Harvard System, which classifies what objects according to colors like blue, white, and red?

Answer: Stars

89. While working for DuPont in Delaware, chemist Wallace Carothers invented what petroleum-based polymer famously used in women's stockings?

Answer: Nylon

90. Fort Delaware and Fort Delaware State Park lie on an island with what name, which it received after a ship full of a certain green veggie ran aground there in the 18th century?

Answer: Pea Patch Island

91. Kraft's Dover, Delaware plant is the only place in the U.S. where what iconic, fruity, jiggly treat is manufactured?

Answer: Jell-O

92. Fort Christina (near what is now Wilmington) was the first North American settlement of people from which Northern European country?

Answer: Sweden

93. Barratt's Chapel in Frederica, Delaware is the oldest surviving church in the U.S. built for what Protestant denomination?

Answer: Methodism

94. "The Little Town Too Big for One State" is the nickname of what town, which is made up of municipalities on both sides of the Maryland-Delaware border, as its name suggests?

Answer: Delmar

95. Which fintech company based in Delaware can help you protect your customers against fraud and automate the process of handling any problems through its Disputes as a Service feature?

Answer: Quavo

96. Miyagi Prefecture in which Asian country is Delaware’s “sister state?”

Answer: Japan

97. A long-gone form of public transportation provides the name for what Wilmington, Delaware district, known for its shopping center and nightlife?

Answer: Trolley Square

98. The collection of Delaware's Winterthur Museum includes works by what American Revolution-era silversmith who is best remembered for his famous "Midnight Ride" on April 18, 1775?

Answer: Paul Revere

99. The flag of Slaughter Beach, Delaware sports an image of what arthropod? One story holds that the name of the town comes from the many such creatures that wash up on the shore and perish each year.

Answer: Horseshoe Crab

100. Which mustache-making beverage that's a classic to pair with cookies has been Delaware’s official state drink since 1983?

Answer: Milk

101. LV-118 is the official number of what lightship, which has been preserved as a museum ship in Lewes, Delaware since 1972?

Answer: Overfalls

102. What triple-B name does the visitor’s center and housing for the Delaware Folk Art Collection in Alapocas Run State Park go by?

Answer: Blue Ball Barn

103. Who served as Governor of Delaware from 2001-2009, being elected to two terms?

Answer: Ruth Ann Minner

104. Which kind of IRA you can sock money away in for retirement was named after a former Delaware senator, first name William, who proposed the idea in 1989?

Answer: Roth

105. What Delaware town was originally called Fort Casimir, and renamed after the English dukedom of William Cavendish?

Answer: New Castle

106. What city in Delaware's northern tip is located about a 125-mile drive southeast from the city of the same name in New Jersey?

Answer: Newark

107. What Wilmington, Delaware native and player for the Arizona Diamondbacks and St. Louis Cardinals has won five Silver Slugger awards, the most among first basemen in Major League Baseball?

Answer: Paul Goldschmidt

108. Long before Air Bud proved there's nothing in the rules that says a dog can't play basketball, Delaware made what breed, among the most commonly owned in the U.S., its state dog?

Answer: Golden Retriever

109. In 2018, the Delaware 87ers of the NBA's G League changed their name to what, in reference to the 1st Delaware Regiment and their role in the American Revolution?

Answer: Delaware Blue Coats

110. Twenty one different US states have had at least one US president born there. However, how many of the first 46 US presidents was born in the state of Delaware?

Answer: Zero

111. A farmer and a soldier hold prominent places on Delaware’s flag and state seal, but if you look more closely, what grain sits next to the sheaf of wheat in the center?

Answer: Corn

112. Robin Williams seized the day while filming which 1989 movie in Delaware, with a large portion shot inside Middletown’s St. Andrews School?

Answer: Dead Poets Society

113. A portion of what river, the largest free-flowing river in the Eastern United States, was designated a National Wild and Scenic River in 2000?

Answer: Delaware

114. Holly Lake is a well-known campground found in which northeastern US state?

Answer: Delaware

115. Before he was POTUS, Joe Biden was a senator for what state? He graduated from the state university with a double major BA in history and political science.

Answer: Delaware

116. When Earl Tupper set out to create his set of household “wares” in 1942, what American chemical company based in Delaware did he request pure polyethylene pellets from?

Answer: DuPont

117. Known as a controller of more destructive garden pests, what bug is the official insect of Delaware and Massachusetts?

Answer: Ladybug

118. The mascot of Delaware's Dover International Speedway is a 46-foot fiberglass monster with what measured, guessable M-word for a first name?

Answer: Miles

119. What agricultural product, often found within 'factory farms', has the most economic value of any agricultural products in the state of Delaware at nearly $1 billion?

Answer: Broilers

120. Founded in 2009 to combine expertise in fuels and industrial biotechnology, Butamax is a joint venture between BP and what Delaware-based chemical company?

Answer: DuPont

121. "Beloved" is a 1987 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction winning novel partially set in Delaware which chronicles the life of Sethe, a woman who escapes slavery with her young daughter. The story was written by what Nobel Prize winning African-American author?

Answer: Toni Morrison

122. Wilmington's main railroad station, a stopping point for Amtrak Acela trains, is named after which U.S. President?

Answer: Joe Biden

123. Only one American signed both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution for Delaware. Who is this?

Answer: George Read

124. What man-made body of water is considered Delaware’s largest lake and is a state park in Bear, DE?

Answer: Lums Pond

125. As of the 2010 Census, Delaware had zero cities with a population over 100,000. For how many other states was this true?

Answer: Four (Maine)

126. Located at 38°27' N, what is the common name of the surveyed line which forms the north-south border between Delaware and Maryland? The name combines a geographical feature with a common prefix.

Answer: Transpeninsular Line

127. What Delaware county is home to an Amish community with nine church districts and nearly 2,000 people? The group first settled in the county in 1915.

Answer: Kent County

128. What historic ship, which is famous for bringing Swedish settlers to North America in 1638, was legally named the official Tall Ship of Delaware in 2016?

Answer: Kalmar Nyckel

129. Wilmington-born Valerie Bertinelli played Barbara Cooper on what long-running sitcom of the 1970s and 1980s?

Answer: One Day at a Time

130. Featured in just about every '80s movie, "Bad to the Bone" was a huge hit for what Delaware blues dude?

Answer: George Thorogood

131. According to a 1959 song by Perry Como full of puns on U.S. state names, "What did Delaware? She wore a brand New" WHAT?

Answer: Jersey

132. "Imagine being able to be magically whisked away to Delaware. Hi, I'm in...Delaware!" is a line from what classic 1992 comedy?

Answer: Wayne's World

133. What actress, who starred in the 1987 film "Adventures in Babysitting," was born in Wilmington, DE?

Answer: Elisabeth Shue

134. What is the answer to the famous nursery rhyme question 'What did Delaware?'

Answer: New Jersey

135. Wilmington is home to Delaware’s longest covered bridge, which is named what?

Answer: Smith's Bridge

136. What is the name of Delaware's only National Park, which was included in the portfolio of the National Park Service on March 25th, 2013?

Answer: First State

137. What 200-acre neoclassical estate and garden in Wilmington, Delaware, is named for the north-central French town from which the wealthy DuPont family traces its lineage?

Answer: Nemours

138. "Big Shot" Bill McGowan was the first Delawarean to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, thanks to the 30 years he spent in what non-playing role?

Answer: Umpire

139. Trap Pond State Park, one of the largest surviving tracts of wetlands in south Delaware, boasts an extensive patch of what "bald" variety of tree?

Answer: Cypress

140. Delaware's state colors are "colonial blue" and what light brownish yellow, named for a kind of leather?

Answer: Buff

141. "Oh the hills of dear New Castle, and the smiling vales between," are the first two lines of what song, which was made Delaware's state song in 1925?

Answer: Our Delaware

142. Trap Pond State Park is a great place to spot the "American" species of what Christmas-y tree, the official state tree of Delaware?

Answer: Holly

143. The tiny town of Harrington, Delaware near Dover is probably best known for hosting what event, which draws crowds of 300,000 each July?

Answer: Delaware State Fair

144. Its name might sound like an insult, but what state fish of Delaware gets its name from its less-than-powerful mouth muscles, which make it easier for the fish to escape being hooked?

Answer: Weakfish

145. What colorful chicken variety is both the state bird of Delaware and the name of the University of Delaware's sports teams?

Answer: Blue Hen

146. In 1973, what university was responsible for constructing the first solar residence, named "Solar One," which ran on a hybrid supply of solar thermal and solar photovoltaic power?

Answer: University of Delaware

147. In 2019's "Dark Waters," Mark Ruffalo portrayed real-life lawyer Robert Billott, who brought a case against what Delaware-based chemical corporation for polluting a West Virginia town?

Answer: DuPont

148. An automobile factory totaling 1.5 million square feet located in Newark, Delaware produced more than 7 million cars before its 2008 closure. Which of the "Big Three" automobile manufacturers owned and operated the plant while in operation?

Answer: Chrysler

149. Delaware's Judge Reinhold had a career of playing squares ahead of him when he landed his first role as a singer caught up in an extortion ring in "Amazon Hot Wax," a 1979 episode of what superhero show?

Answer: Wonder Woman

150. Although they do not share a land border, what TWO states are connected by a single dual-suspension bridge that opened in 1951 and carries 100,000 vehicles a day?

Answer: New Jersey and Delaware

151. The border between Pennsylvania and Delaware is based upon a twelve-mile circle drawn from a courthouse in what Delaware city?

Answer: New Castle

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