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Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River
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Narrowsburg Pool  

Did You Know?
The Delaware River’s deepest point is in Narrowsburg, New York, at an astounding 113 feet deep. It was once thought to be a long - drowned “plunge pool”, from a glacial waterfall or possibly even a pothole scoured out by erosion with the smooth rocks at the bottom being the tools that did the job.

Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:31 EST