This state controls the former Confederate prison camp at Pea Patch Island, parts of the small sliver it controls on the extreme west of Finns Point.
This state controls the former Confederate prison camp at Pea Patch Island, parts of the small sliver it controls on the extreme west of Finns Point. This state sits to the north of the Transpeninsular Line, which was drawn to settle a dispute over which of two sites named Cape Henlopen was its true southern border. In 1921, the federal government awarded this state definitive ownership of The (*) Wedge, an area created by imprecise drawing of this state's northwestern border, the Twelve Mile Circle. In 1935, the Supreme Court forbade this state and New Jersey from ever again suing each other over ownership of this state's namesake river. For 10 points, name this state with a flagship public university located in Newark and a large metropolis at Wilmington.
This state controls the former Confederate prison camp at Pea Patch Island, parts of the small sliver it controls on the extreme west of Finns Point.
Delaware