A hint of Radnor's beginning's remains, however, in the names of streets and places evident throughout the community. The influence of the Welsh - some of whom were forced by heavy taxation to sell their land - waned in the latter half of the 18th century. What is now open space at the Willows Park was once the Township's busiest commercial area. The exact geographical center of Radnor's rectangular border is a point less than 100 yards south of the original Quaker meetinghouse.īesides clearing and tilling fields for farmland, the Welsh established grist mills, sawmills, and tanneries using the power of Ithan and Darby creeks. Radnorville grew naturally around the meetinghouse and remained the center of population of the Township for 200 years. Later this trail became the Old Lancaster Road, then the Conestoga Road. *Public school district data is provided using population data from the 2018 fact finder values found on the site.In 1717 the Welsh Friends erected a meetinghouse on a trail made by the Conestoga (Susquehanna) Indians, connecting the Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rivers. The percent is calculated for 7 day periods beginning with the most current week as Week 1 and looking back three weeks.
If individuals are tested multiple times, each test result is counted. This measure is calculated by dividing the total number of positive PCR tests by the total number of all PCR tests (positives +negatives) for a specific time period, and is expressed as a percent. Percent positivity is a public health measure that shows the percentage of all PCR Covid -19 tests performed that are positive. The rate is calculated for 7 day periods beginning with the most current week as Week 1 and looking back three weeks. This measure is calculated by dividing the total number of confirmed and probable cases by the population (Delaware County: 564,751 Radnor: 31,710*) for a specific time period, and is expressed as a rate per 100,000 people. The lower the incidence rate, the lower the number of new cases. According to Chester County, a ll data is updated each time a report is published as additional data becomes available through laboratory reporting and case investigations.Ĭ umulative incidence rate is a public health measure that summarizes the number of new Covid -19 cases. The below graphs illustrate data on Covid-19 cases in Delaware County and Radnor Township as provided weekly by Chester County ( click here for county click here for Radnor).
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