Chester Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania facts for kids
Chester Township is a community found in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, in the United States. It's a type of local government area called a "township." In 2010, about 3,940 people lived there.
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What is a Township?
A township is a kind of local government area, a bit like a small town or a rural district. In Pennsylvania, townships are common and help manage local services for the people who live there. They take care of things like roads, parks, and sometimes even local police or fire services.
Chester Township's Location
Chester Township is located in Delaware County. This county is in the southeastern part of Pennsylvania. Being in this area means it's close to bigger cities and has a mix of suburban and perhaps some more open spaces.
Population of Chester Township
According to the census taken in 2010, the population of Chester Township was 3,940 people. A census is like a big count of all the people living in an area, which helps governments understand how communities are growing and what services they might need.
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An old map from 1687 showing a road in the Pennsylvania area.
See also
In Spanish: Municipio de Chester (Pensilvania) para niños
