Delmar: US 13 @ DE 54
Delmar’s landscape is a level mosaic of farmland and roadside development on the Delmarva Peninsula, shaping both the built environment and local life. The town stands directly on the Maryland–Delaware state line; its name combines those of the two states, and Delmar, Maryland, and Delmar, Delaware, function as adjoining communities. US Route 13 forms a major north–south corridor through this part of the peninsula, where housing, small businesses and open fields meet along a regional route. Delmar retains the practical, spread-out character of a border town in the rural interior of Maryland’s Eastern Shore, rather than the coastal atmosphere associated with Atlantic resorts farther east.
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Delmar combines the routines of a small town with a rare two-state identity in a way that reflects its position on the Delmarva Peninsula at the Maryland–Delaware line. The community is divided into the incorporated towns of Delmar, Maryland, in Wicomico County, and Delmar, Delaware, in Sussex County. Both share a name formed from the two states. Its level setting is part of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, a region shaped by agriculture and transport corridors. Delmar developed around the railroad in the 19th century, and the rail line still forms an important part of its layout. Continue with other webcams from Maryland’s Eastern Shore to see how this part of the Delmarva Peninsula connects regionally.
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