US State Highpointing: Ebright Azimuth, highest point in Delaware

Ebright Azimuth is the highest point in the U.S. state of Delaware and has an elevation of 448 feet above sea level. It is marked with a USGS benchmark near the town of Barkley. The only state high point with a lower elevation is Britton Hill in the state of Florida at 345 feet above sea level. The highpoint is a virtual drive-up and can be visited year-round.
Ebright Azimuth is named after James and Grant Ebright, who owned the property on which the benchmark was placed.
Once covered by a sidewalk, the USGS benchmark is now exposed and the sidewalk cut around it.
The actual Delaware historical marker is near the site but is on private property underneath a home.
It was through the efforts of Doreen Kupchick, who lives across the street and keeps a log book, that the benchmark was brought to light.