The blue historical marker at Ebright Azimuth, Delaware's high point, reading 447.85 feet, with Ocean in a wet rain jacket at the left edge of the frame

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Ebright Azimuth, Delaware

I stood at the blue historical marker at Ebright Azimuth, the high point of Delaware, in October 2025. The sign reads Ebright Azimuth, and it notes an elevation of 447.85 feet, the highest bench mark monument in the state. I was in a wet rain jacket under the trees, and it was raining. It was midday, around 56, with a breeze around 18 miles an hour.

Ebright Azimuth sits in northern Delaware at about 448 feet, the second lowest state high point in the country. The marker is right there under the trees, and I took a photo of the sign and a clip of myself standing beside it in the rain. Earlier that October I had been at High Point, New Jersey's high point.

Ocean in a wet olive rain jacket with the hood up, standing under trees at Ebright Azimuth in the rain
Standing at the marker in the rain that same afternoon.

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