The Delaware Memorial Bridge Built in 1951, the Delaware Memorial Bridge connects New Jersey to Delaware, transporting more than 86,000 vehicles a day.

The Cape May-Lewes Ferry The five vessels of the Cape May-Lewes Ferry system, which connects Victorian Cape May, New Jersey, with historic Lewes, Delaware, transport passengers and vehicles 17 miles across the Delaware Bay 365 days a year.

The Three Forts Ferry Crossing The Three Forts Ferry travels between New Jersey and Delaware, providing an enjoyable round-trip boat excursion to 19th-century military sites.

The Salem County Business Center This 71-acre business park, located off Interstate 295 in Salem County, New Jersey, is an ideal location to reach 60 million customers.

The New Castle Airport Home to the flight departments of many well-respected companies, the New Castle Airport is ideally situated between New York and Washington, D.C.

The Cape May Airport A large general aviation airport with ample land for development, Cape May Airport caters to recreational fliers headed to the Jersey Shore.

The Millville Airport The Millville Airport, located in Cumberland County, New Jersey, is a regional center for aviation maintenance, training and business activities.

The Civil Air Terminal at Dover AFB Located on the Dover Air Force Base, the Civil Air Terminal is two miles from Dover Downs, host of two yearly NASCAR races.

The Delaware Airpark Just five miles from the capital city of Dover, Delaware, the airpark is home to 45 based aircraft including the state university flight training program.