Lehigh River

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Other side of the Lehigh River.

Jesus.

The land of iniquity and the river of sin.

But not everyone is as lucky as us.

There are people who take water out of the Schuylkill River as a potable source or the Lehigh River or the Delaware River where you don't necessarily have control of what your upstream raw water source is and you have that elevated potential for those things.

So in that case, we are extremely lucky to have the situation that we have.

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A study by Penn Environment Research and Policy Center reveals microplastic pollution is widespread throughout the Delaware River watershed, including the Lehigh River and Delaware Water Gap.

The report examined samples from 22 locations across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Delaware.

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Eastern Pennsylvania is the gateway into the Lehigh Valley region of Eastern Pennsylvania, as it sits at the convergence of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers.

The town itself is split horizontally by the Lehigh River, and on the more heavily populated south side sits Canal Park, the former location of Canal Museum off of Route 611.

And it is Canal Park that will be the setting for the opening of today's case.

And we never took the train.

There's a big train ride up along the Lehigh River.

Yes, Lehigh River, the same one that came down into Easton when we were out there.

Yeah, and we never took – there's a big, beautiful train that will take you up the mountain, and you'll be able to see all the scenic sites in the river and learn about the history of the area.

And you have a choice of an open-air car.

... range with or, or hunt deer with, or everybody likes to fish.

We have the great Lehigh River that they fill with trout.

It's awesome, uh, if you're a fisherman.

But I just like to sit and enjoy the woods, the nature, the rivers, the trails, and it was a beautiful location to do that.

So let's go back to Arrowhead Lakes because we were talking about Pocono Lake very recently.

So over here, these four listings are in Riverside Estates, and Riverside Estates is on the Lehigh River.

It's actually really nice to have a property that's on the river.

I would consider it lakefront, but the property values are not going as high as lakefront property is.

It really hits home for a variety of reasons, as you'll learn as I talk through it.

Last week, a school from Long Island, a middle school, went on a rafting trip to the Lehigh River in the Poconos in northeast Pennsylvania.

Now, The reason why this tragedy caught my attention is because, Rachel, as you know, next week you're going to come to the Poconos to our house on the Delaware River.

And the Delaware River and the Lehigh River both flow through the Poconos, which are the northeast Pennsylvania mountains.

And they're very clear water, fast moving rivers.

They're not huge rivers.