A city in Newark, Delaware, USA.

Newark is located in Newcastle County, Delaware, USA, 0/9 kilometers away from Wilmington/Kloc. 20 10 census shows that the urban population is 3 1454. The University of Delaware is located in Newark.

Newark was founded in 1694 by immigrants from Scotland, Ireland and Wales. However, it was formally established in 1758 after George II of Great Britain personally promulgated the charter.

School is an important part of Newark history. Newark College was founded by Francis Ellison in New London, Pennsylvania in 1743 and moved to Newark in 1765. The first batch of graduates of this school included three signatories of the Declaration of Independence: george reid, Thomas McKean and james smith.

During the American War of Independence, the battle between British and American troops at Kutcher Bridge on the outskirts of Newark was also the first time in history that the Stars and Stripes fluttered on the battlefield.

1833, Delaware was approved to establish a new school-Newark College, which merged with Newark College the following year and was renamed Delaware College. 1859, the school was forced to close, but after 1 1, the land appropriation bill reopened the school and became a joint venture between Delaware and the school board. 19 13 Delaware College was officially owned by Delaware, and 192 1 was officially renamed the University of Delaware.

1758, Newark was approved by George II to hold a semi-annual exhibition and a weekly agricultural market. -Curtis Paper Mill, the first large-scale industrial enterprise and the earliest paper mill in the United States, was founded in 1798 and was not closed until 1997. The Protestant Methodist Church established its first church in 18 12. Delaware opened a railway at 1837. Newark lies at 39 40' 45 "north latitude and 75 45' 29" west longitude.

According to the U.S. Statistics Bureau, Newark has a total land area of 23 square kilometers. Newark borders Maryland and Pennsylvania, with farmland and hills in the north and west, but plains in the east and south. According to the 2000 census, there are 28,547 people, 8,989 families and 4,494 families in Newark. The population density is 1235.7 per square kilometer, and the housing density is 402.3 per square kilometer. Among the population of Newark, 87.29% are white, 6.00% are black, 0. 16% are indigenous, 4.07% are Asian, 0.05% are Pacific Islander, 0.86% are other races, and two or more races account for 1.57%. Among other races, Latino accounted for 2.53%, Irish 16.8%, Italian 13.5%, German 13.4%, British 10.2%, and Polish 5. 1%.

In 8989 households, 20.7% have minors, 40.5% are husband and wife, 7.2% are headed by women and have no husbands, and 50.0% are not families. 27.2% live alone, and 9.3% are elderly people over 65, accompanied by others. The average population of each household is 2.43 and the average family size is 2.9 1.

Among the urban population, 12.5% is below 18, 43.6% is in 18-24, 19.8% is in 25-44, and 14.9% is in 45-64. The median age is 23. The ratio of male to female is 100 to 85.2, and the data above 18 is 100 to 82.3. University of Delaware

Newark has the University of Delaware, ranking 75th in the latest ranking of American News. The University of Delaware has many disciplines, among which business, chemical engineering, chemistry and biochemistry are the most famous, mainly because it is the center of American chemical and pharmaceutical industry in history. In 2006, the College of Engineering of the University of Delaware ranked 1 1 in the United States.

The University of Delaware, founded in 1743, is one of the oldest universities in the United States. There are 0.6 million undergraduates and 3,500 postgraduates in this school. The University of Delaware is a four-year public university funded by the state government. Founded in 1743, it enjoys a high reputation in American and international academic circles. It was rated as the 68th in the United States by Newsweek (the latest ranking of 20 10) and ranked among the top 28 public universities. The best subjects are chemical engineering and mechanical engineering, as well as history and education. The subjects that students take the most are social science (2 1%), business management (13%), education (9%), health science (7%) and engineering (6%). Among 19000 undergraduates and postgraduates, there are 1000 international students from 92 different countries and regions.

The University of Delaware was founded in 1743, located in the northwest of Delaware, with a large campus area. The school has more than 20,000 students, including more than 3,000 graduate students (including part-time students). The school has sufficient scholarships, and 80% of full-time graduate students can get scholarships. Female graduate students account for more than 40%. The campus is very beautiful, with green lawns and tree-lined sidewalks everywhere. On the west side of the road are the Georgian scientific research building and the management building.