Scudders Falls is an area of whitewater rapids along the Delaware River between Ewing, New Jersey and Lower Makefield, Pennsylvania in the United States. It is popular with local whitewater enthusiasts.
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| - Scudders Falls is an area of whitewater rapids along the Delaware River between Ewing, New Jersey and Lower Makefield, Pennsylvania in the United States. It is popular with local whitewater enthusiasts. (en)
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| - Ewing Township, New Jersey
- Scudders Falls, New Jersey
- Delaware River
- Hunterdon County, New Jersey
- Pennsylvania
- Rapids of the United States
- Tourist attractions in Bucks County, Pennsylvania
- Lower Makefield Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
- Whitewater
- Ewing Township, New Jersey
- Kent
- Landforms of Bucks County, Pennsylvania
- Waterfalls of Pennsylvania
- Delaware River
- Mercer County, New Jersey
- New Jersey
- Scudder Falls Bridge
- Ewing, New Jersey
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| - Ewing, New Jersey and Lower Makefield, Pennsylvania, United States (en)
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| - Kayakers at Scudders Falls (en)
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| - Scudders Falls is an area of whitewater rapids along the Delaware River between Ewing, New Jersey and Lower Makefield, Pennsylvania in the United States. It is popular with local whitewater enthusiasts. Scudders Falls derives its name from Richard Betts Scudder, who according to the Long Island Genealogy Surname Database, died in 1754 at "Scudders Falls, Hunterdon County" (Mercer County was part of Hunterdon County until 1838). One of Richard Scudder's ancestors from Kent, England was named Henry Skudder. The k in the surname apparently became a c at some point in time, helping to give the falls its name. The falls lends its name to the Scudder Falls Bridge, located just downstream, and the Scudders Falls section of Ewing, New Jersey. (en)
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