Template:North Jersey Coast Line

North Jersey Coast Line
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to Boston / to Long Island Sunnyside Yard East River Tunnels (East River) 0.0 mi 0 km New York Penn Station Hudson River NY NJ North River Tunnels to 33rd Street or World Trade Center Hoboken Hoboken Yard Bergen Tunnels 3.5 mi 5.6 km Secaucus (Main Line) Meadows Maintenance Complex Portal Bridge | Lower Hack Lift Waterfront Connection Kearny Connection I-95 / N.J. Turnpike to World Trade Center Dock Bridge 10.0 mi 16.1 km Newark Penn Station South Street Route 21 Lehigh Line to Oak Island Yard Hunter Connection RVL to High Bridge I-78 / US 22 12.6 mi 20.3 km Newark Liberty International Airport 14.4 mi 23.2 km North Elizabeth 15.4 mi 24.8 km Elizabeth South Elizabeth closed Staten Island Railway 18.6 mi 29.9 km Linden Linden Industrial Track North Rahway closed Rahway River Bridge (Rahway River) 20.7 mi 33.3 km Rahway NEC to Trenton / to Washington Avenel Port Reading Secondary Woodbridge I-95 / N.J. Turnpike Chemical Coast Line Route 440 Amboy Running Track Perth Amboy Raritan Bay Drawbridge (Raritan River) Amboy Secondary South Amboy Route 35 Morgan Draw Laurence Harbor G.S. Parkway Matawan Creek Aberdeen–Matawan 12 kV 25 Hz 25 kV 60 Hz G.S. Parkway Hazlet Middletown to NWS Earle Navesink River Red Bank Southern Secondary Little Silver Parkers Creek Oceanport Draw (Oceanport Creek) Monmouth Park Branchport Creek Route 36 Long Branch Long Branch Yard electric service diesel service Elberon Allenhurst Deal Lake North Asbury Park Asbury Park Bradley Beach Avon Shark River Draw (Shark River Inlet) Belmar Spring Lake Sea Girt Manasquan Brielle Draw (Manasquan River) Point Pleasant Beach Bay Head Bay Head Yard PRR line to Toms River
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This is a route-map template for the North Jersey Coast Line, a United States railway.

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• For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

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