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...adelphia PA at the I-76 entrance to the [[Walt Whitman bridge]] over the [[Delaware river]]}} ...to name a few.</ref>, including the [[Walt Whitman bridge]] spanning the [[Delaware River]] between [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]] and New Jersey that o

...d much of northern New Castle County. Its navy also controlled the lower [[Delaware River]] and [[Delaware Bay]]. As a result the state capital, New Castle, was unsa

The Delaware River watershed was claimed by the British based on the explorations of [[John Ca ..., Duke of York]] to what became known as the "three lower counties" on the Delaware River. The Province of Pennsylvania was never merged with the Delaware because th

...Americans. Greene and the Americans made a disheartening retreat to the [[Delaware River]]. It was on this trek that one of Greene's soldiers, [[Thomas Paine]], wro ...aries. Greene commanded one of two main invading columns which crossed the Delaware River by cover of night, in a successful attack known as the [[Battle of Trenton]

...Americans. Greene and the Americans made a disheartening retreat to the [[Delaware River]]. It was on this trek that one of Greene's soldiers, [[Thomas Paine]], wro ...aries. Greene commanded one of two main invading columns which crossed the Delaware River by cover of night, in a successful attack known as the [[Battle of Trenton]

...ans to the Atlantic Ocean are the Connecticut River, the Hudson River, the Delaware River, the Susquehanna River, the Potomac River, the James River, the Santee Rive

After trials in and off the Delaware River, Manhattan departed New York City at midnight on August 10, 1932 for her ma

...ge Washington]] had his officers read it to his troops before crossing the Delaware River in a surprise attack on [[Battle of Trenton|Trenton]]. Paine went on to wr

...was not finished. On [[Christmas]] Day, 1776, he crossed the ice-filled [[Delaware River]] and surprised the Hessian winter encampment at [[Battle of Trenton|Trento