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Aqua New Jersey Inc

(856) 467-6790

Aqua Pennsylvania Inc

(610) 521-4170

Artesian Water Co Inc

(800) 282-8555

Artesian Water Co Inc

(302) 453-6900

Carney's Point Township Sewer

(856) 299-5241

Chester Water Authority

(610) 485-8541

Chester Water Authority: General Office 9AM-5PM 5 & Welsh

(610) 876-8185

* City of Claymont

no phone

South Jersey Water Supply

(856) 299-5043

Swedesboro Water Department

(856) 467-5157

United Water Bethel Inc

(610) 497-8886

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Facts about Claymont, DE:
Claymont is a census-designated place (CDP) in New Castle County, Delaware, United States. The population was 9,220 at the 2000 census. Claymont has been a continuous settlement near the mouth of Naamans Creek on the Delaware River since at least A.D. 1200, with evidence of its original inhabitants along both banks pointing to the Middle Woodland period (1100-1600 B.C.). The first western inhabitants named the creek and settlement after the Lenape chief who occupied the region. During the colonial period, the town served as a stop along the King's Highway, and with its location at the confluence of Interstate 95, Interstate 495, Governor Printz Boulevard and Philadelphia Pike, has long been a thoroughfare for travel between Philadelphia (20 miles to the north) and Washington, D.C. (100 miles to the south). Claymont was so-named in 1856 upon the efforts of the wife of Reverend Clemson, pastor of the Episcopal church, after they had relocated from their family plantation, Claymont...