Public works in New Castle County

Public space maintenance, paths, bins and broken elements Local context for New Castle County, Delaware.

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~ 77maintenance zones
~ 130public elements

Public works summary

New Castle County, Delaware has a recorded population of 588,093. For public works, the page currently shows maintenance zones: ~ 77, small public elements: ~ 130, cleanup routes: ~ 188, seasonal work areas: ~ 15, residents covered: 588,093. The figures use the available U.S. geography, population, housing and local-structure data for this place.

maintenance zones~ 77
small public elements~ 130
cleanup routes~ 188
seasonal work areas~ 15
residents covered588,093
road or route segments~ 150
service coverage zones~ 9
related places11

Calculated from U.S. geography, population and local structure. Public messages are moderated before publication.

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Cities and places in New Castle County

Public works in cities, towns and local places in this county.

Brandywine CCDCounty subdivisionGlasgow CCDCounty subdivisionLower Christiana CCDCounty subdivisionMiddletown-Odessa CCDCounty subdivisionNew Castle CCDCounty subdivision
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Newark CCDCounty subdivisionPiedmont CCDCounty subdivisionPike Creek-Central Kirkwood CCDCounty subdivisionRed Lion CCDCounty subdivisionUpper Christiana CCDCounty subdivisionWilmington CCDCounty subdivision

Major cities in Delaware

Public works in major city pages in this state.

WilmingtonPlace - population 73,176DoverPlace - population 40,191NewarkPlace - population 30,506MiddletownPlace - population 25,686MilfordPlace - population 14,079
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SmyrnaPlaceSeafordPlaceGeorgetownPlaceMillsboroPlaceElsmerePlaceNew CastlePlaceClaytonPlaceLaurelPlaceCamdenPlaceHarringtonPlaceMiltonPlaceLewesPlaceSelbyvillePlaceOcean ViewPlaceTownsendPlaceBridgevillePlaceCheswoldPlaceDelmarPlaceMillvillePlaceDelaware CityPlaceWyomingPlaceFeltonPlaceBladesPlaceRehoboth BeachPlaceBellefontePlaceFredericaPlaceGreenwoodPlaceBethany BeachPlaceDagsboroPlaceNewportPlaceFrankfordPlaceEllendalePlaceSouth BethanyPlaceArdenPlaceDewey BeachPlaceHoustonPlaceFenwick IslandPlaceOdessaPlaceMagnoliaPlaceBowersPlaceBethelPlaceArdentownPlaceSlaughter BeachPlaceArdencroftPlaceKentonPlaceLittle CreekPlaceWoodsidePlaceLeipsicPlaceHenlopen AcresPlaceViolaPlaceFarmingtonPlaceHartlyPlaceBearPlaceBrandywine CCDCounty subdivisionBridgeville-Greenwood CCDCounty subdivision

Frequently Asked Questions

How many maintenance zones are shown for New Castle County, Delaware?

The current calculated value for maintenance zones is ~ 77. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for New Castle County, Delaware.

How many small public elements are shown for New Castle County, Delaware?

The current calculated value for small public elements is ~ 130. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for New Castle County, Delaware.

How many cleanup routes are shown for New Castle County, Delaware?

The current calculated value for cleanup routes is ~ 188. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for New Castle County, Delaware.

How many seasonal work areas are shown for New Castle County, Delaware?

The current calculated value for seasonal work areas is ~ 15. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for New Castle County, Delaware.

Where do the numbers on this page come from?

Calculated from U.S. geography, population and local structure. Public messages are moderated before publication.

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