Delaware Water Gap

American  

noun

1. a gorge on the boundary between E Pennsylvania and NW New Jersey.

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Example Sentences

His father operated a small hotel, the Bellevue Inn, from a Victorian house near the Delaware Water Gap.

From Washington Post

Forest Service and tend to be focused on bodies of water — including the Delaware Water Gap, which straddles the Delaware River between Pennsylvania and New Jersey; Glen Canyon, which encompasses Lake Powell in Arizona and Utah; and Lake Mead, the nation’s largest and oldest national recreation area, in Arizona and Nevada.

From Washington Post

Last year, the outbreak canceled a nearly half-century-old school tradition that ends freshman year — a mandatory 50-mile hike over five days along the western edge of New Jersey to the Delaware Water Gap.

From New York Times

New Jersey state police pursued the pickup for 10 miles on Route 46 and Interstate 80 until it crossed the Delaware Water Gap bridge.

From Washington Times

“It’s clear the election has been stolen,” said Mark Paul Jones of Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvania, who sported a tricorner Revolutionary War hat as he walked toward the Supreme Court with his wife.

From Reuters