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The Kittatinny Ridge |
 Available now in bookstores or online (please use link below) |
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The Kittatinny Ridge |
Available now in bookstores or online (please use link below) |
| The Kittatinny Ridge
is a continuous mountain extending from the Delaware Water Gap north to
High Point. The bedrock consists of Silurian-age sandstone,
limestone and shale, in places strikingly red in color. The
narrow ridge doesn't
collect much water, and falls coming off the ridge it are generally low
volume. Most of the land is federal and state parkland,
open to the public. The Appalachian Trail follows the summit, and
side trails lead to many of the waterfalls. |
 Van Campens Glen #1 Delaware Water Gap Nat'l Recreation Area Warren County |
 Van Campens Glen #2 Delaware Water Gap Nat'l Recreation Area Warren County |
 Big Tocks Creek Old Mine Road Warren County |
 Laurel Falls #1 Worthington State Forest Warren County |
 Laurel Falls #1 Worthington State Forest Warren County |
 Tillman Ravine Stokes State Forest Sussex County |
 Stony Brook Stokes State Forest Sussex County |
 Coopers Glen (Glen Clove) Sussex County |
 Rutherford Falls #1 High Point State Park Sussex County |
 Buttermilk Falls Del. Water Gap Nat'l Rec Area Sussex County |
 Silver Spray (Hidden) Falls Del. Water Gap Nat'l Rec Area Sussex County |
 Rutherford Falls #2 High Point State Park Sussex County |
Waterfalls
of Maryland |
Waterfalls
of Pennsylvania |
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Waterfalls of the Mid-Atlantic States |
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Canoeing the Delaware River by Gary Letcher |
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Photos ©2003 by Gary R. Letcher Special thanks toCourtenay Kling for web services |
The WaterFalls
SiTe at waterfalls.nature.st. is a part of The Nature SiTe |
