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The Delaware River: A Great Waterway Beside Camden
An overview of the Delaware River as a natural and economic corridor, from its upland sources to the tidal stretch where Camden and Philadelphia face each other.
Region and Geography
The river itself and the places around it.
Start here · Essential guide
An overview of the Delaware River as a natural and economic corridor, from its upland sources to the tidal stretch where Camden and Philadelphia face each other.
A general framework for planning day trips from Camden into South Jersey: how to choose a direction, match a trip to the season, and check details first.
An introduction to common fish, birds and other wildlife along the tidal Delaware and how the estuary's animals change with the seasons, with cautious detail.
A neutral introduction to the municipalities bordering Camden, including Gloucester City and Pennsauken, and how municipal borders appear on the ground.
A short primer on Philadelphia as Camden's larger neighbor: how the city began, how its layout works, and how the two shores of the Delaware relate.
A general explanation of the lower Delaware as a busy port region: why ports cluster along the river, what moves through them, and how shipping works.
A general explanation of how rivers recover from pollution, using the Delaware as context, with cautions about what recovery does and does not mean.
A neutral look at the older suburbs of Camden County, how they developed around the city, and how they relate to Camden today without ranking them.
An introduction to the Pine Barrens, the large pine forest region near Camden, and the other landscapes of South Jersey: farms, marshes, rivers and shore.
How tides, currents and dredged channels affect shipping and boating on the tidal Delaware near Camden and Philadelphia, explained in general terms.
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