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When a canal crossed a river

Lackawaxen area · Upper Delaware

Illustration: Hudson River from a wooded bluff
Regional concept illustration, not an archival photograph or exact view.

Town / regional context. The reference point is approximate; this story is not tied to your exact GPS position.

Undated

Roebling’s Delaware Aqueduct belongs to the Delaware & Hudson Canal story. The National Park Service explains its engineering and the relationship between the canal and river crossing. Ask what a structure originally carried: present-day use can hide an earlier purpose. Check official access information and photograph only from permitted places. Our regional reference point is not a parking location or walking route.

Source: National Park Service · Roebling’s Delaware Aqueduct ↗

Editorial review: 2026-10-11. Check the source and official visitor information before travelling. A listed place may be private or inaccessible.

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