Springfield Farms Addition: US 113 @ ARROW SAFETY RD
Springfield Farms Addition occupies a low, wooded section of the Atlantic Coastal Plain on Delaware’s Delmarva Peninsula. U.S. Route 113 is the principal north–south highway through this part of Sussex County, carrying traffic between inland communities and the broader Delmarva road network. The development lies on the approaches to Georgetown, where commercial properties and wide road junctions meet the county’s flat, forested terrain. Georgetown has been the seat of Sussex County since 1791 and remains the administrative center for Delaware’s largest county by area. Farmland, pine woods and low-density housing give this inland district a markedly different character from Delaware’s ocean resorts.
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Springfield Farms Addition sits on the low coastal plain of the Delmarva Peninsula in Delaware, where level ground is shaped by fields, woodlands and the drainage channels typical of Sussex County. This residential area lies close to Georgetown, the county seat, whose civic center is arranged around The Circle, a round public square. The surrounding region combines working farmland with small communities and provides an inland counterpoint to Delaware’s Atlantic beach towns. Explore related webcams around Georgetown and Sussex County for a broader sense of southern Delaware.
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