Delaware Bay
Noun
Meaning
an inlet of the North Atlantic; fed by the Delaware River
Source: WordNetExamples
Its navy also controlled the lower Delaware River and Delaware Bay.
On May 25, 1798, the HMS was entering Delaware Bay when a squall struck without warning.
“We are grateful for our interagency collaboration with DelDOT and for the help from the Delaware Bay and River Cooperative enabling us take the cleanup onto the water,” Secretary Garvin said.
He first discovered Delaware Bay and began to sail upriver looking for the passage.
Howe, on the other hand, opted to send his army to Philadelphia by sea via the Chesapeake Bay instead of taking shorter routes either overland through New Jersey or through the Delaware Bay.
Not including Delaware Bay, the river's length including its two branches is convert.