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Below is our Table of Tributaries. Their order presented is alphabetically. Links to additional information are underscored complements of fellow boaters. All "other" information is taken from the REED'S Nautical Almanac, East Coast 2003.
All information contained herein is correct and accurate to the best of our ability and knowledge. Be a "prudent mariner" using this information. If you have any suggestions, corrections, additions or improvements, click here to send us an e-mail.
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| Big Timber Creek | Buoy "2", Lon: 39° 53.2'N, Lat: 74° 08.1'W |
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| Burlington Island | |
| Burlington Island - back channel | |
| Chesapeake and Delaware Canal | Junction Lighted Bell Buoy "CD". Lon: 39° 33.87N, Lat: 75° 33.3W |
| Cedar Creek | |
| Cooper River | Lon: 39° 57.4N, Lat: 75° 06.6W |
| Cristina River | |
| Darby Creek | |
| Mantua Creek | |
| Mill Creek | |
| Neshaminy Creek | Neshaminy Marina Jetty Light - Lon: 40° 04.40N, Lat: 074° 54.38W |
| Oldmans Creek | |
| Pennsauken Creek | |
| Petty Island - Back Channel | |
| Poquessing Creek | |
| Raccoon Creek | |
| Rancocas Creek | Junction Lighted Buoy "RC". |
| Salem River | Lighted Buoy "2". Lon: 39° 32.67N, Lat: 075° 32.23W |
| Schuykill River | Entrance Channel Buoy "1", 120 feet outside channel limit. Lon: 39° 52.9N, Lat: 75° 11.9W |
| Tullytown Cove | |
| Woodbury Creek |
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