Delaware River

The Delaware River is a major waterway in the eastern United States, roughly 330 miles long, flowing from New York through New Jersey and Pennsylvania before emptying into the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean. It plays a vital role in providing drinking water, supporting industry and agriculture, and offering recreational opportunities. The river's watershed covers multiple states, and it has significant ecological, economic, and historical importance, shaping regional development. Managed by various agencies, the Delaware River is crucial for environmental health and regional commerce, serving as a natural connector across these states.