Delaware State in United States
Description
Delaware, the First State to ratify the U.S. Constitution, is rich in historical significance and modern economic strength. With charming colonial towns, tax-friendly policies, and a robust corporate sector, Delaware is home to more than a million registered businesses despite its small size. Its Atlantic beaches and rural landscapes add to its quiet but strategic importance.
Delaware remains one of the few states served entirely by a single area code — 302, which has been in continuous use since 1947. Thanks to a modest population and efficient number allocation, there’s been no need for a split or overlay. Area code 302 connects all of Delaware, from Wilmington and Dover to coastal communities like Rehoboth Beach, making it a model of simplicity in U.S. telecommunications.
Delaware remains one of the few states served entirely by a single area code — 302, which has been in continuous use since 1947. Thanks to a modest population and efficient number allocation, there’s been no need for a split or overlay. Area code 302 connects all of Delaware, from Wilmington and Dover to coastal communities like Rehoboth Beach, making it a model of simplicity in U.S. telecommunications.
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Area Codes
Major Cities
City | Prefixes |
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Frankford | |
Millsboro | |
Newark | |
Rehoboth Beach | |
Wilmington | |
Lewes | |
Hockessin | |
New Castle | |
Georgetown | |
Dover | |
Camden Wyoming | |
Woodside | |
Claymont | |
Delmar | |
Magnolia | |
Middletown | |
Dagsboro | |
Felton | |
Bear | |
Seaford | |
Ocean View | |
Selbyville | |
Viola | |
Clayton | |
Townsend | |
Harrington | |
Lincoln | |
Hartly | |
Ellendale | |
Kenton | |
Millville | |
Frederica | |
Houston | |
Smyrna | |
Bethany Beach | |
Greenwood | |
Fenwick Island | |
Laurel | |
Bridgeville | |
Odessa | |
Milford | |
Delaware City | |
Dover Afb | |
Milton | |
Glen Mills | |
Mendenhall | |
Kennett Square | |
Bethel | |
Harbeson | |
Marydel |