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Paddlers' Guide to the Delaware River

Gary Letcher
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Pages
252
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Penn Del Press

About

• The must-have book to explore the Delaware by kayak, canoe, raft or tube.
• Turn-by-turn log of access, rapids, natural features, historic sites and other recreation highlights;
• All new color maps, naming rapids, eddies, camping, and river features, with diagrams showing the way through Skinners Falls, Foul Rift, and other severe white-water;
• Highlights of the people, events, natural history, communities and controversies that have marked the Delaware from earliest times to the present day-Tom Quick, the infamous "Avenger of the Delaware"; the mysterious migration of eels; the battle over Tocks Island Dam;
• More than 50 color photos of and along the River.

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