2011 Map of Beverly

About this map

The Delaware River separates the dense residential corridors of Pennsylvania and New Jersey on this detailed 2011 map. In Pennsylvania, the sprawling suburban character of Bensalem and Parkwood Manor is defined by transit and industry, including the Septa rail lines and the presence of significant infrastructure like Franklin Mills and the Keystone Race Track. Across the water, the New Jersey side features a mix of established residential communities like Beverly and Riverside, punctuated by open spaces and historic sites. Beverly National Cemetery sits near the riverbank, a major landmark in a region that balances industrial hubs and quiet neighborhoods. The geography is deeply influenced by the waterways of the Neshaminy Creek, Poquessing Creek, and Rancocas Creek, which serve as natural boundaries between the various boroughs and townships. These creeks provided the foundation for the area's development, now marked by a network of modern interstate highways including I-95.