About Delaware River

Picturesque River Spanning Over Five States

The Delaware River is a major river that spans five states on the Atlantic coast. It winds through 17 miles of Pennsylvania's beautiful Northampton County.

The Delaware River spans a total of 284,320 acres, with a top depth of around 113 feet, averaging at about two feet of depth.

Popular Location for Fisherman and Boaters

Anglers flock to this area for its abundance of fish, including small- and largemouth bass, walleye, pickerel, muskie and river trout, to name a few.

Delaware River spans over 419 miles total. Boaters of varying watercraft, from small vehicles with just over 10 horse power to grand pontoon boats, take to this river for its massive size and flowing current.

Popular Historical Sight

The iconic painting depicting General George Washington crossing the Delaware River hangs solemnly in the Capital Building in Washington D.C.

On December 25, 1776, he and the outnumbered American militia decided on crossing the Delaware in order to stage a surprise attack on occupying British soldiers.

The attack was a rousing success and marked a major victory for the newly developed U.S. infantry. The triumph successfully secured Washington's place as the first U.S. President.

Expansive River Perfect for Waterfront Buyers

Property along the Delaware River grants the owner instant access to one of the largest waterways in United States.

Should you find yourself daydreaming of lazily floating down river for hours at a time, property in this area could be just what you are looking for.

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