List of municipalities on the Delaware River

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This is a list of municipalities on the Delaware River and Delaware Bay from the confluence of the East Branch Delaware River and West Branch Delaware River downstream to the Atlantic Ocean. Since the river forms a state border for the entirety of its length (with the exception of Finns Point and Artificial Island), its left and right banks have distinct sets of municipalities. Unincorporated areas are not listed.

  City   Borough or town   Village   Township or New York town

Right bank
MunicipalityCountyState
Buckingham Township Wayne County PA
Manchester Township
Damascus Township
Berlin Township
Shohola Township Pike County
Westfall Township
Matamoras
Westfall Township
Milford Township
Milford
Dingman Township
Delaware Township
Lehman Township
Middle Smithfield Township Monroe County
Smithfield Township
Delaware Water Gap
Upper Mount Bethel Township Northampton County
Portland
Upper Mount Bethel Township
Lower Mount Bethel Township
Forks Township
Easton
Williams Township
Riegelsville Bucks County
Durham Township
Nockamixon Township
Bridgeton Township
Tinicum Township
Plumstead Township
Solebury Township
New Hope
Solebury Township
Upper Makefield Township
Lower Makefield Township
Yardley
Lower Makefield Township
Morrisville
Falls Township
Tullytown
Bristol Township
Bristol
Bristol Township
Bensalem Township
Philadelphia Philadelphia County
Tinicum Township Delaware County
Ridley Township
Eddystone
Chester
Trainer
Marcus Hook
Wilmington New Castle County DE
New Castle
Delaware City
No incorporated areas Kent County
Slaughter Beach Sussex County
Lewes
Left bank
MunicipalityCountyState
Village of Hancock Delaware County NY
Town of Hancock
Town of Fremont Sullivan County
Town of Delaware
Town of Cochecton
Town of Tusten
Town of Highland
Town of Lumberland
Town of Deerpark Orange County
Port Jervis
Montague Township Sussex County NJ
Sandyston Township
Walpack Township
Hardwick Township Warren County
Knowlton Township
White Township
Belvidere
White Township
Lopatcong Township
Phillipsburg
Pohatcong Township
Holland Township Hunterdon County
Milford
Alexandria Township
Frenchtown
Kingwood Township
Delaware Township
Stockton
Delaware Township
Lambertville
West Amwell Township
Hopewell Township Mercer County
Ewing Township
Trenton
Hamilton Township
Bordentown Township Burlington County
Fieldsboro
Bordentown Township
Mansfield Township
Florence Township
Burlington Township
Burlington
Burlington Township
Edgewater Park Township
Beverly
Delanco Township
Delran Township
Cinnaminson Township
Riverton
Palmyra
Pennsauken Township Camden County
Camden
Gloucester City
Westville Gloucester County
West Deptford Township
National Park
West Deptford Township
Paulsboro
Greenwich Township
Logan Township
Oldmans Township Salem County
Carneys Point Township
Penns Grove
Carneys Point Township
Pennsville Township
Elsinboro Township
Lower Alloways Creek Township
Greenwich Township Cumberland County
Fairfield Township
Lawrence Township
Downe Township
Commercial Township
Maurice River Township
Dennis Township Cape May County
Middle Township
Lower Township
Cape May Point

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