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At the seat of Delaware County is the City of Delaware. Delaware is ranked among the top-20 fastest growing, wealthiest and most educated areas in the nation. With a growing population that exceeds 30,000, the city has a small town blend "old-timers" and newcomers. Its distance from the pace of metropolitan areas is an attractive quality for young families moving into the city. The home town feel of Delaware has also attributed to the fast growing component of people age 65 and over
The Delaware City School district has a profound commitment to continuous improvement and boasts of its reputation as an Ohio BEST (Building Excellent Schools for Today and the 21st Century) Community. There are six neighborhood elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school. This community also offers education at two private, Christian and Catholic schools. The Methodist Theological School in Ohio is a graduate school seminary located between Delaware and Columbus, Ohio. Located in downtown Delaware is Ohio Wesleyan, recognized as one of the top 80 liberal arts colleges in “ America’s Best Colleges” listing.
Recreation is close to home with three major parks and several neighborhood parks providing playground and athletic facilities for residents. The city is home to The Little Brown Jug, an internationally famous harness race. Residents are welcome to visit Perkins Observatory, attend lectures, stargaze and have access to the all of the center’s astronomical computer programs. The Delaware County Cultural Arts Center offers classes, art exhibits, museum trips, lectures, summer children's programs and special events. Downtown Delaware offers an appealing variety of stores and services. Delaware residents are conveniently located near major shopping malls in Columbus. Delaware is located about 30 miles north of downtown Columbus.
Arena District: 25 mi
Easton : 24 mi
Short North: 26 mi
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