Cheswold: US 13 @ JEROME DR
Cheswold sits on the Delaware Coastal Plain in the United States, where US Route 13 forms a busy north–south commercial corridor. The junction with Jerome Drive has multiple lanes, turning bays, sidewalks and low-rise businesses, reflecting a landscape arranged around road access rather than a traditional main street. Cheswold is close to Dover, Delaware's state capital since 1777, and the corridor ties local services to the larger urban area. US 13 is a principal north–south route on the Delmarva Peninsula, running through Delaware before continuing into Maryland and Virginia. Across central Delaware, its alignment follows much of the historic DuPont Highway, built in the early twentieth century. Flat ground and dispersed development reflect this part of the Coastal Plain.
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Cheswold is best known within Delaware for its association with the Cheswold Moors, a historic multiracial community documented in Kent County. The small town lies on U.S. Route 13 north of Dover, in the broad, low-lying Atlantic Coastal Plain; Delaware Bay lies to the east. Its position links residential streets and farmland with one of the state’s principal north–south routes, connecting the capital with Smyrna and communities farther north. Cheswold shows that central Delaware’s character is shaped not only by larger towns, but also by enduring local communities and family histories. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of central Delaware connects regionally.
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