Delaware, also known as The First State because it was the first of the thirteen colonies to ratify the U.S. Constitution, is the nation’s second smallest state in terms of geographical area. But this small state on the Eastern seaboard is an economic surprise, ranking ninth in the nation for per capita income. Delaware’s economic engine is fuelled by agriculture, especially poultry, and by the chemical, pharmaceutical and banking industries. Chemical giant DuPont is based in Wilmington, Delaware’s state capital. Another big employer is Dover Air Force Base, which is the receiving point for American servicemen and women killed overseas.CityBook.com helps residents of Delaware, as well as out-of-state visitors, make important business connections with our free business yellow pages. Our business listings cover major metropolitan areas like Wilmington and Newark as well as smaller towns like Greenville and Henlopen Acres. In short, CityBook’s Internet yellow pages have the state covered from A to Z. Find what you’re looking for in Delaware at CityBook.com.