New Jersey 495 photos

Hi Viatologists,

Tonight, we provide new photographs of New Jersey State Route 495:

http://wwtl.info/tmp/2208

Among other things, this route is famous for connecting the New Jersey
Turnpike w/ New York state. Eastbound travelers can find easy access onto
Manhattan's 42nd Street after passing the exit for US Federal Routes 1/9,
and subsequently submerging into the underside of the Hudson River.

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Cheers,

Carl Rogers
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Just so you know, your two New Jersey pictures are in Secaucus by the
North Bergen town line. Heading east, the Union City town line is when
you pass under Kennedy Boulevard (and after the US 1/US 9 exits). It
becomes Weehawken as you pass the last offramp before heading down the
big helix.

I see that these pics were taken in the morning, with the buses being
in the lane on the other side in a contraflow fashion.

On Aug 22, 11:41 pm, wrote:
> Just so you know, your two New Jersey pictures are in Secaucus by the
> North Bergen town line. Heading east, the Union City town line is when
> you pass under Kennedy Boulevard (and after the US 1/US 9 exits). It
> becomes Weehawken as you pass the last offramp before heading down the
> big helix.
>
> I see that these pics were taken in the morning, with the buses being
> in the lane on the other side in a contraflow fashion.

Now that I know he's in my state, should be an easy matter to sic
Jimmy Hoffa's ghost on him.

For all your NJ 495 needs look no further than www.alpsroads.net/roads/nj/nj_495,
where you get several thousand percent more content AND less spam!

Carl Rogers wrote:
> Hi Viatologists,
>
> Tonight, we provide new photographs of New Jersey State Route 495:
>
> http://wwtl.info/tmp/2208

A slight caption correction on the 2nd photo it would be considered
connecting to midtown Manhattan while the Holland hole-in the-wall would
be considered a connect to lower Manhattan.

G

On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 20:41:38 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
>
>Just so you know, your two New Jersey pictures are in Secaucus by the
>North Bergen town line. Heading east, the Union City town line is when
>you pass under Kennedy Boulevard (and after the US 1/US 9 exits). It
>becomes Weehawken as you pass the last offramp before heading down the
>big helix.

It's an operational definition.


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On Aug 23, 8:43 am, "Steve A." > wrote:
> On Aug 22, 11:41 pm, wrote:
>
> > Just so you know, your two New Jersey pictures are in Secaucus by the
> > North Bergen town line. Heading east, the Union City town line is when
> > you pass under Kennedy Boulevard (and after the US 1/US 9 exits). It
> > becomes Weehawken as you pass the last offramp before heading down the
> > big helix.
>
> > I see that these pics were taken in the morning, with the buses being
> > in the lane on the other side in a contraflow fashion.
>
> Now that I know he's in my state, should be an easy matter to sic
> Jimmy Hoffa's ghost on him.
>
> For all your NJ 495 needs look no further thanwww.alpsroads.net/roads/nj/nj_495,
> where you get several thousand percent more content AND less spam!

However, I think its fair to mention that his few photos actually give
a scene feeling, and aren't just focused on signage... plus, they're
better quality images overall.

Raymond C. Martin, Jr. wrote:

> However, I think its fair to mention that his few photos actually give
> a scene feeling, and aren't just focused on signage... Â*plus, they're
> better quality images overall.

We thank you for pimping CalChump over one of your homies.

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Otto Yamamoto