
The Delaware River serves as the industrial and navigational spine of this 1993 study, separating the dense rail corridors of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. This region is defined by a heavy concentration of infrastructure, where the Conrail lines support a landscape of refineries and shipping terminals. The sprawling city of Chester dominates the northern bank, while the Commodore Barry Toll Bridge connects it to the marshier flats of Gloucester County.
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