Bellevue: I 495 - RD
Bellevue occupies a low corridor along the Delaware River in northern Delaware, just northeast of Wilmington. The community lies between the river’s transport routes and the wooded grounds of Bellevue State Park, giving this part of New Castle County a markedly different character from central Wilmington. The park preserves Bellevue Hall, an 1855 mansion associated with the du Pont family, while its former estate grounds are used for walking, riding and recreation. Here, the Delaware forms part of the broad tidal estuary leading south to Delaware Bay. Bellevue also sits close to the major rail and highway links that follow the river towards Philadelphia and the Delaware–Pennsylvania line.
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Bellevue straddles the transition between Wilmington’s northern suburbs and the Delaware River plain in northern Delaware, a position that has carried it from private estate country into the orbit of the state’s largest city. Bellevue State Park is its defining landmark, preserving lawns, woodland and trails around Bellevue Hall, a 19th-century house associated with the du Pont family. Equestrian facilities and open parkland give the area a spacious character close to Wilmington, while the Delaware River lies just to the east. Find related webcams in northern Delaware to build a fuller picture of Bellevue and the Delaware River corridor.
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