East Dover Hundred

East Dover Hundred in the U.S. state of Delaware was originally part of St. Jones Hundred, which was renamed Dover Hundred in 1823, which was then divided in 1877 into two hundreds: East Dover Hundred and West Dover Hundred.

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Municipalities and communities of Kent County, Delaware, United States

County seat: Dover

Cities	Dover Harrington Milford‡

Towns	Bowers Camden Cheswold Clayton‡ Farmington Felton Frederica Hartly Houston Kenton Leipsic Little Creek Magnolia Smyrna‡ Viola Woodside Wyoming

CDPs	Dover Air Force Base Highland Acres Kent Acres Rising Sun-Lebanon Riverview Rodney Village Woodside East

Unincorporated communities	Andrewville Berrytown Bishops Corner Blackiston Canterbury Carpenters Bridge Chapeltown Cowgills Corner Dutch Neck Crossroads Everetts Corner Hickman Kitts Hummock Little Heaven Marydel Mastens Corner Moores Corner Pearsons Corner Petersburg Port Mahon Sandtown Seven Hickories South Bowers Thompsonville Willow Grove Woodland Beach

Hundreds	Duck Creek East Dover Kenton Little Creek Milford Mispillion North Murderkill South Murderkill West Dover

Footnotes	‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties

State of Delaware

Dover (capital)

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Cities	Delaware City Dover Harrington Lewes Milford Newark New Castle Rehoboth Beach Seaford Smyrna Wilmington

Towns	Arden Ardencroft Ardentown Bellefonte Bethany Beach Bethel Blades Bowers Bridgeville Camden Cheswold Clayton Dagsboro Delmar Dewey Beach Ellendale Elsmere Farmington Felton Fenwick Island Frankford Frederica Georgetown Greenwood Hartly Henlopen Acres Houston Kenton Laurel Leipsic Little Creek Magnolia Middletown Millsboro Millville Milton Newport Ocean View Odessa Selbyville Slaughter Beach South Bethany Townsend Viola Woodside Wyoming

Counties	Kent New Castle Sussex

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