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	Delaware Bay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Delaware Bay is a large esturarial inlet of the Atlantic Ocean at the mouth of the Delaware River along the coast of the United States.
		The rivers on the Delaware side include (from north to south): the Christina River, the Appoquinimink River, the Leipsic River, the Smyrna River, the St.
		The bay, the river and the Indian tribe called Delaware were all renamed after Lord Delaware (Thomas West, 3rd (or 12th) Baron De La Warr) an Englishman who led the contingent which reinforced the Jamestown settlement in 1610.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Delaware_Bay (674 words)

	Delaware Department of Transportation - Projects (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Leipsic Site is located in Kent County on the north bank of the Leipsic River in Delaware's Low Coastal Plain (Figure 2).
		The Leipsic River, which drains the area of the Leipsic Site, is fed by several lower order and ephemeral streams, and the inland half of the river consists of fresh water.
		At approximately 1000 B.C., a marine transgression drowned the Leipsic River and the mouth of Alston Branch creating an estuary and tidal river valley in the remaining portion of the river.
	www.deldot.net /static/projects/archaeology/leipsic_site_sr1/intro_site_setting.shtml (814 words)

	Leipsic, Delaware DE, town profile (Kent County) - hotels, festivals, genealogy, newspapers - ePodunk
		Leipsic, DE Leipsic is a town in Kent County, in the Dover metro area.
		At the time of the 2000 census, the per capita income in Leipsic was $13,825, compared with $21,587 nationally.
		Median rent in Leipsic, at the time of the 2000 Census, was $391.
	www.epodunk.com /cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=9052 (438 words)

	Light List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Leipsic River Light 2, Delaware – First established in 1973...the light tower remains an active aid to navigation.
		Mahon River Lighthouse, Delaware – First lighthouse was established in 1838...a second lighthouse was established in 1839...a third lighthouse was established in 1861...a fourth lighthouse was established in 1875...a fifth lighthouse was established in 1903...the lighthouse was discontinued in 1955...a fire destroyed the historic lighthouse in 1984.
		Maurice River Range Rear Light, New Jersey – First established in 1898...the lighthouse was abandoned in 1929...the historic lighthouse was destroyed by fire in 1958...the modern light tower was discontinued in 1979.
	delawarebaylights.org /light_list.htm (5912 words)

	DWR - TMDL Information
		The Department adopted nutrients, dissolved oxygen, and bacteria TMDLs for the Chester, Choptank, Marshyhope and Pocomoke River Watersheds in December of 2005.
		The Department adopted Nutrient TMDLs for the Nanticoke River and Broad Creek in 1998.
		The Department performed a TMDL Analysis for Tributaries and Ponds of the Nanticoke River and Broad Creek in 2000.
	www.dnrec.state.de.us /water2000/Sections/Watershed/TMDL/tmdlinfo.htm (1652 words)

	USDA Rural Development--Earth Day 2003 Event
		The project impact area is on the eastern side of Kent County, which borders the Delaware Bay.
		Lot sizes in the Town of Leipsic are very small, which would limit available approved alternatives for waste disposal and would also not allow the proper distancing between private wells.
		This project will help eliminate harmful nutrients from discharging in the Leipsic River that is a tributary of the Delaware Bay, and will serve approximately 200 homes and 9 business in the Leipsic, Delaware area.
	www.rurdev.usda.gov /rd/earthday/2003/de-leipsic.html (401 words)

	Winter 2003 Ice Floes... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The ice, which gripped the Delaware River and Bay region in late-January, was as thick as six inches in some places along the river.
		Leipsic River Light 2 stood 23-feet tall, showing a flashing red light every four seconds that could be seen for 3 nautical miles.
		Leipsic River is located 30 miles northwestward of Cape Henlopen and is used occasionally by fishermen.
	www.delawarebaylights.org /news_icefloes.htm (345 words)

	Delaware Threatened Streams - 303d list (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		ALL TRIBUTARIES FROM THE HEADWATERS TO THE CONFLUENCE WITH THE CHRISTINA RIVER
		FROM THE CONFLUENCE OF THE HEADWATERS OF ALSTON BRANCH TO THE CONFLUENCE LEIPSIC RIVER
		FROM THE HEADWATERS OF BRIDGEVILLE BRANCH TO THE CONFLUENCE WITH NANTICOKE RIVER
	www.wcei.org /delaware/.\de-list.html (2551 words)

	Delaware Chapter I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Mahon River is merely one of the outlets of Dona River, which has forced a passage through the marsh, and flowing southerly for four miles enters the Delaware.
		A narrow ridge of sand separates Rehoboth Bay and Indian River Bay from the Atlantic Ocean, while Indian River Inlet is a passage, torn by storms, through this ridge for the waters of the two bays to the ocean.
		Indian River Bay is about eight miles long and from two to four broad; it fronts the Atlantic Ocean for three miles, and is separated only by the narrow ridge mentioned above.
	www.accessible.com /amcnty/DE/Delaware/delaware1.htm (1888 words)

	News
		In the middle of a Wednesday afternoon at Sambo's Tavern, nearly all the coveted window seats overlooking the Leipsic River are occupied.
		Elva Burrows, who co-owns the popular Leipsic crab house with her husband, Isaac, son of its late founder Samuel “Sambo” Burrows, says it’s slow for a bit — and she and Isaac have time to chat about the 50th anniversary season before the dinner crowd comes in.
		Leipsic resident Samuel “Sambo” Burrows opened the popular crab house in 1953.
	www.doverpost.com /PostArchives/08-27-03/pages/popularcrabhouse.html (1213 words)

	PA Bulletin, Doc. No. 06-275
		The IWTP discharges to Zone 5 of the Delaware River.
		The project is located in the Delaware River Watershed in the northwest corner of Hopewell Township, Mercer County, NJ.
		The project is located in the Leipsic River Watershed in Kent County, DE.
	www.pabulletin.com /secure/data/vol36/36-7/275.html (2623 words)

	AmeriScan: April 28, 2006
		Six shoreline cleanup and assesment teams continue to monitor from Leipsic River south to the Mispillion River on the Delaware side of the bay and in the vicinity of Fortescue on the New Jersey side.
		The Niantic River Watershed Management Project is a planning effort focusing on the management and protection of the water quality and aquatic habitats of the Niantic River Watershed.
		The Niantic River Watershed Plan will be the culmination of a one-year research and modeling effort that is looking at ways to best manage polluted stormwater runoff and other nonpoint source pollution in the Niantic River Watershed.
	www.ens-newswire.com /ens/apr2006/2006-04-28-09.asp (3269 words)

	PA Bulletin, Doc. No. 05-2171
		The WWTP continues to discharge to the Delaware River through the existing outfall which is situated in the DRBC Special Protection Waters drainage of the Lower Delaware River Management Plan area.
		An application to modify a refinery WWTP discharge to the tidal Schuylkill River near its confluence with the Delaware River in Philadelphia.
		The project is located in the Leipsic River Watershed in the Town of Smyrna, Kent County, DE.
	www.pabulletin.com /secure/data/vol35/35-48/2171.html (3104 words)

	CHAPTER 9. FINFISHING IN TIDAL WATERS
		Closed or open areas within Rehoboth Bay and its tributaries, Indian River and Indian River Bay and their tributaries, Little Assawoman Bay and its tributaries, Big Assawoman Bay and its tributaries, Nanticoke River and its tributaries and all tributaries entering the Delaware River and Delaware Bay to fishing with gill nets for food fish.
		The Department may promulgate such other regulations concerning a species of finfish that spend part or all of their life cycle within the tidal waters of the State; provided that such regulations are consistent with an interstate fisheries management plan developed for the protection and conservation of said species of finfish.
		(14) "Delaware River" shall mean all those tidal waters under the jurisdiction of the State located within an area to the north of a straight line connecting Liston Point, Delaware and Hope Creek, New Jersey, but not including any tributaries thereto.
	www.delcode.state.de.us /title7/c009/index.htm (11712 words)

	Leipsic, DE News
		Local news for Leipsic, DE continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.
		The memories many Downstate residents carry about where they were and what they were doing on the morning the World Trade Center towers collapsed are as powerful as their recollections of the long-ago deaths of...
		A survey of students in the Lake Forest School District indicates greater alcohol, tobacco and drug use than among students in the rest of Kent County and Delaware.
	www.topix.net /city/leipsic-de (655 words)

	Woodall's...Camping & RVing in the Great Outdoors!
		River courses by locations of historical importance such as district in Rockland that's on the National Historic Register; stream valley was home of Wyeth family artists.
		Undeveloped river segments dominated by tidal marsh in a largely agricultural area; numerous National Historic Register sites along the water courses.
		The Broad Creek, a major tributary of the Nanticoke River, begins east of Laurel and runs about 10 miles west to join the river.
	www.woodalls.com /common/states/usa_de.cfm (496 words)

	My Background
		Pizzuto, J.E., Hession, W.C., and McBride, M., 2000, Comparing gravel-bed rivers in paired urban and rural catchments of southeastern Pennsylvania, Geology, 28:79-82.
		Pizzuto, J. E., 1997, Combining geological and statistical methods with numerical modeling to evaluate the impacts of land use changes on rivers, in Wang, S. Y., Langendoen, E. J., and Shields, F. D., eds., Proceedings of the Conference on Management of Landscapes Disturbed by Channel Incision, pp.
		John, S. J., and Pizzuto, J. Accelerated sea level rise 1800 years B.P. in the Delaware Bay: Stratigraphic evidence from the Leipsic River Valley, Delaware.
	www.geology.udel.edu /~jpizzuto/cvpage.html (943 words)

	Newszap! Delaware & Area Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Located on the Leipsic River near Delaware Bay, the small village of Leipsic has a long history tied to the water.
		In the 18th and 19th centuries it was a port from which Kent County farmers shipped grain to Wilmington and Philadelphia.
		In this century, Leipsic has been populated by "watermen," the name given to men who made their living on the water fishing for oysters, clams, crabs and finfish.
	www2.newszap.com /area/leipsic (118 words)

	Tides
		Bridgeport, Raccoon Creek, New Jersey, Delaware River, New Jersey
		Greenwich Pier, Cohansey River, Delaware Bay, New Jersey
		Tindalls Wharf, Cohansey River, Delaware Bay, New Jersey
	www.delawarevalleyoutdoors.com /Tides.htm (358 words)

	Delaware Department of Transportation - Projects (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The largest sites were on the largest stream in the project area, the Leipsic River.
		Pottery was common at the larger sites on the Leipsic River but rare elsewhere.
		The third significant site, the Leipsic Site, was a large base camp site located on the south bank of the Leipsic River.
	www.deldot.net /static/projects/archaeology/archives/D101.shtml (560 words)

	Crab Houses Of the Chesapeake Southern Living - Find Articles
		When we reach Leipsic, Delaware, a tiny speck of a town, my interest is piqued.
		We turn onto Front Street and head to Sambo's Tavern on the Leipsic River.
		Large windows line the back room, giving diners a view of the winding river.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa3676/is_200404/ai_n9379678 (898 words)

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		Salem Canal entrance, Delaware River, N.J. Christina River, Delaware, Wilmington Marine Termi - 2043
		Choptank River, Wayman Wharf, Tuckahoe Creek - 2287
		Mobjack Bay, SW Branch, Severn River - 2597
	www.fishingwithteddy.com /info.html (1098 words)

	SW disc.
		Tappahanna Ditch (head of Choptank River): Tidy Island Creek (continuation of Tappahanna Ditch): Culbreth Marsh Ditch near Chapeltown, DE........01490500 11.6 1951-1956 Choptank River: Kings Creek: Beaverdam Branch at Matthews, MD..............01492000 5.85 1950-1981
		Susquehanna River: Broad Creek at Mill Creek, MD...................01578000 16.4 (a)1905-1909 Octoraro Creek near Rising Sun, MD..............01578500 193 1932-1958 1969-1977 Basin Run at Liberty Grove, MD................01579000 5.31 1949-1958 Octoraro Creek at Rowlandsville, MD.............01579500 210 (a)1896-1899 Deer Creek near Kalmia, MD......................01580200 125 1967-1977 Deer Creek near Churchville, MD.................01580500 141 (a)1905-1909
		North River (head of South River) near Annapolis, MD...........................01590000 8.50 1932-1974 Bacon Ridge Branch at Chesterfield, MD...........01590500 6.92 1943-1952 1975-1990
	md.water.usgs.gov /data/sw_disc.html (551 words)

	ANS - Feb 22nd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		On Feb 16, the bird was found mid- to late morning just east of Rte 9, between Whitehall Neck Rd (the entrance road to Bombay Hook NWR) and the Leipsic River.
		In addition to one sighting of the bird flying west over Rte 9 just north of the Leipsic River at 6:50 am, it was reported several times from the Little Creek/Ted Harvey area, from mid-morning through afternoon.
		Gyrfalcons are notoriously wide-ranging, and for the most part this bird hasn't hung around any one spot long enough for anyone to chase it; it’s been described as a "hit and run" bird.
	www.audubonnaturalist.org /cgi-bin/mesh/special_interests/birding/voice_of_the_naturalist/archives/feb_22nd (1286 words)

	Canoeing, Kayaking and Rafting Outfitters Operating on Leipsic River in Delaware (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Canoeing, Kayaking and Rafting Outfitters Operating on Leipsic River in Delaware
		Listing of Outfitters for Leipsic River in Delaware
		As far as we know, there are no canoeing, kayaking or rafting outfitters operating on this waterway.
	www.thetent.com /arcadia/de/derv_leipsic.htm (45 words)

	www.newszap.com
		Six shoreline cleanup and assessment teams continue to monitor from Leipsic River south to the Mispillion River.
		A narrow, five-mile sheen of oil, pocketed with heavier deposits, was first detected at 6:45 a.m.
		The last oil spill to affect Delaware was in November 2004, when the Athos I discharged 265,000 gallons of fuel into the Delaware River.
	www.newszap.com /articles/2006/04/27/dm/central_delaware/dsn01.txt (729 words)

	Current Site Information, Coker's Sanitation Service Landfill, DE Superfund \| Mid-Atlantic Superfund \| US EPA
		Adjacent to one of the landfills, the Columbia aquifer discharges to the Willis Branch of the Leipsic River, which feeds Garrison’s Lake, a recreational area.
		These compounds could potentially migrate off-site and threaten local residents, who rely on groundwater for drinking water.
		In addition, area wetlands are also potentially threatened, since drainage from Coker's Landfill #1 runs through a wetland area on the Willis Branch of the Leipsic River, and Coker's Landfill #2 is partially bordered by wetlands.
	www.epa.gov /docs/reg3hwmd/npl/DED980704860.htm (541 words)

	Navigable waterways of the Philadelphia District
		Beyond the familiar names—Delaware River, CandD Canal—did you know there are 889 miles of navigable waterways within the Philadelphia District, of which 556 come under authorized district projects?
		Those that are scheduled for dredging or other OandM work during fiscal 2000 are highlighted in the table at right.
		N = Navigable length, main channel or sailing course in miles
	www.nap.usace.army.mil /cenap-pa/000506/waterways.htm (59 words)

	Carper's Corner: Blog
		On a picture-perfect summer day this past Friday, I joined a number of my fellow Delawareans in the town of Leipsic to celebrate the one-year anniversary of a large-scale effort to reverse the decline in the oyster population of the Delaware Bay.
		But as I stood on the banks of the Indian River this past Wednesday – with the smokestacks of the Indian River power plant looming a few hundred yards behind me – I was once again mindful of the work that remains to be done.
		I’m pleased to hear that the folks down at Indian River are considering building such a plant to help expand capacity in Sussex County.
	carper.senate.gov /acarpercorner.htm (14259 words)

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