2019 Map of Delhi

About this map

Delhi and the upper reaches of the West Branch Delaware River anchor this topographic view of Delaware County. The landscape is defined by the convergence of several major tributaries, including Little Delaware River, Steele Brook, and Falls Creek, which flow through steep-sided valleys between ridges like Big Tom and Hollister Hill. The village of Delhi serves as a clear jurisdictional and cultural center, featuring the Delaware County Courthouse and numerous burial grounds such as Woodland Cem. Historical landmarks of the river-crossing era are preserved here, notably the Fitches Covered Bridge near East Delhi and the Christian Church Cem at Fitch's Bridge. Smaller hamlets like Meridale and Meredith to the north are connected by a network of rural routes such as Palmer Hill Rd and Turnpike Rd, reflecting a settlement pattern deeply influenced by the area's complex hydrology and elevated terrain.