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Line 959: Delaware County is bisected north to south by [[Interstate 476\|Blue Route]] Interstate 476, which connects [[Interstate 76 (Ohio–New Jersey)\|I-76]] just north of the extreme northern corner of the county to [[Interstate 95 in Pennsylvania\|I-95]], which parallels the [[Delaware River]] along the southeastern edge of the county. Delaware County is home to [[SEPTA]]'s [[69th Street ~~Terminal~~Transportation Center]] in [[Upper Darby Township, Pennsylvania\|Upper Darby]], and is served by the [[Norristown High Speed Line]] (P&W), two Red Arrow trolley lines, [[SEPTA Suburban Trolley Lines\|(Routes 101 and 102)]], four [[SEPTA Regional Rail\|Regional Rail Lines]], including the [[Airport Line (SEPTA)\|Airport Line]], [[Wilmington/Newark Line]], [[Media/Wawa Line]], and [[Paoli/Thorndale Line]]), and a host of bus routes. The western portion of [[Philadelphia International Airport]] is located in Delaware County, and the county hosts some airport-related commerce such as Philadelphia's [[United Parcel Service\|UPS]] terminal and airport hotels.

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