Difference between Delete and Truncate statement in SQL

The difference between TRUNCATE and DELETE are as follows

Truncate	Delete
De allocation of datapages	Datapages are not deallocated
Where clause cannot be used in a truncate statement	Where clause can be used in a delete statement
Truncate will not work on tables referenced by one or more FOREIGN key constraint	Delete will work
When you truncate if the table contains an identity column then the counter for that column is reset to the seed value.	Identity counter is not resetted
Less transaction log space is used	It removes one row at a time and saves an entry into the transaction log for each deleted row
Each row is not locked when truncate is used, instead a table or a page is locked	When deleted using a row lock each row in the table is locked
Truncate cannot activate a trigger for a table	Delete can activate a trigger