Milltown: DE 7 - RD
Milltown is best known within Delaware for the junction of Delaware Routes 2 and 7, a busy meeting point in suburban New Castle County. This unincorporated community lies northwest of Wilmington in the Mill Creek watershed, where wooded residential streets meet commercial corridors. Delaware Route 7 is known locally as Limestone Road, while Route 2 follows Kirkwood Highway through much of northern Delaware. Milltown belongs to Mill Creek Hundred, one of the historic “hundreds” that still mark New Castle County’s older geographic divisions. Its character is defined less by a central business district than by everyday travel between Wilmington, Hockessin and surrounding neighborhoods.
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Milltown combines a residential small-community feel with the traffic of Kirkwood Highway in a way that reflects its position west of Wilmington in northern Delaware. This unincorporated New Castle County community centres on the junction of Delaware Route 2 and Milltown Road, within the suburban belt of Delaware’s largest city. Its name recalls the local milling past, while the surrounding area marks the transition toward the rolling Piedmont country near the Pennsylvania border. Find related webcams across northern Delaware and the Wilmington area to build a fuller picture of Milltown’s setting.
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