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Economic Activity in the Delaware Bay consists of food, such as crabs, fish, etc...that would get brought into the markets around the Delaware Bay. Also, the boardwalks show economic activity because it brings people together and makes jobs such as trash collectors, water suppliers, security, lifeguards

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The Delaware Bay overtime can get shallower and shallower so they use dredging which makes the water deeper. To do this they get a large ship with a excavator that digs up the sand and moves it to make the bay deeper

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At the Delaware Bay 5 million tons of cargo ships deliver items for trade to the Port of Wilmington. It carries over 70 million tons total.  The Delaware Port is the busiest Terminal of the Delaware River

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A type of transportation in the Delaware Bay is the Cape May-Lewes Ferry. The cape May-Lewes Ferry is a system that traverses a 17-mile crossing of the Delaware Bay, to connect North Cape May, New Jersey with Lewes, Delaware. What the Cape May-Lewes does is it carries both vehicles (cars,buses,RV's,motorcycles,etc.) and foot passengers. The Cape May-Lewes is important, because it allows people to feel comfortable to their own standards and comfort levels.

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Some recreational activities that people participate in the Delaware bay is tubing off of a boat, jet skiing, wake boarding, water skiing, paddle boarding, or enjoying a nice ride on the boat

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Some Jobs at the DE Bay would be A Life Guard a Chef a Waiter or Waitress. These jobs are seasonal jobs because in the summer or more hot days there are more people at the Delaware Bay. Next a life Guard must keep people safe and not let people go too far out in the ocean. A waiter or Waitress make most of there money off of their tips so based on the amount of people the more or less money they make.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies