Georgetown Hundred, Administrative hundred in Sussex County, Delaware, United States.
Georgetown Hundred is an administrative district in Sussex County, Delaware, containing residential neighborhoods, farmland, and commercial areas. The area follows a circular layout centered around a municipal square.
The district was established in 1863 when it separated from Broadkill Hundred during Delaware's administrative reorganization. This division helped manage the growing population in the region more effectively.
Return Day takes place every two years following elections, with a parade where winners ride in carriages through the streets. This celebration shows how the community honors its democratic traditions in daily life.
The area connects to main routes including US 113, US 9, and DE 404, linking different parts of Delaware. Visitors can use these roads to reach destinations throughout the wider region.
The area follows a rare circular planning structure with a central square, similar to Annapolis's urban design. This distinctive arrangement sets it apart from most other administrative districts in Delaware.
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