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	Pictures of the Palisades Interstate Parkway (PIP)
		This is the Palisades Interstate Parkway, NJ 445 north, south of exit 1(Palisade Avenue, Englewood Cliffs, Englewood) in Englewood Cliffs Boro.
		This is the Palisades Interstate Parkway, NJ 445 north, north of exit 1(Palisade Avenue, Englewood Cliffs, Englewood) in Tenafly.
		This is the Palisades Interstate Parkway, NJ 445 south, at exit 1(Palisade Avenue, Englewood Cliffs, Englewood) in Englewood Cliffs Boro.
	www.njfreeways.com /NJPIPPictures.html (630 words)

	Palisades Interstate Parkway
		To respond to this threat, the Palisades Interstate Park Commission (PIPC) was formed in 1900 by the New York and New Jersey state legislatures "to provide for the selection, location, appropriation and management of the certain lands along the Palisades of the Hudson River for an interstate park".
		The Palisades Interstate Parkway is exceptionally significant in the themes of conservation, recreation, transportation and regional planning for its role in the conservation of a significant endangered landscape, the development and promotion of recreation, and regional land use planning.
		Beginning in 1900 with the formation of the Palisades Interstate Park Commission (PIPC), the states of New York and New Jersey commenced a cooperative effort to acquire and preserve a large tract of the Palisades that was threatened by quarrying operations.
	www.nycroads.com /roads/palisades (3482 words)

	Palisades Nuclear Plant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Palisades employees conduct monthly monitoring of the air, lake water, fish, crops and milk supplies in the surrounding area to test for radioactivity.
		The employees of the Palisades plant are a vital force in the region.
		Palisades employees serve the community in groups such as Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions clubs.
	www.consumersenergy.com /ocompany/index.asp?ASID=16 (433 words)

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		Please note: there are no trails connecting the shore trail with the top of the palisades for about ten miles, if you decide to start under the G. Bridge, so you would have to walk far, or backtrack.
		Even the drive to the Palisades is one of the ugliest in New Jersey.
		The Palisades is a great getaway for people who do not hike too much, or families with children.
	www.purdes.com /njhiking/palisades (1668 words)

	Palisades Interstate Park - NJ Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A New Deal for the Palisades, featuring rare film footage of the Palisades from the 1930s and 40s, is now available on DVD, as well as VHS format.
		The land in the New Jersey Section was the first that the Commission acquired after its creation in 1900 by the states of New York and New Jersey.
		The Commission had been formed to prevent the defacement of the famous Palisades of the Hudson by a handful of large stone quarries then in operation.
	www.njpalisades.org (441 words)

	Hudson River History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Palisades were formed when molten magma (melted rock) within the earth extruded upward through the softer sandstone rock and cooled before reaching the surface.
		The highest point of the Palisades is at High Tor- 837 ft., at the northern end of the Palisades.
		The Palisades were once much higher than they are today- because of erosion they are about half the height they once stood- probably 1000 feet.
	www.beczak.org /hudson_history.htm (1828 words)

	The Palisades
		The Palisades includes regionally rare talus slope and traprock communities, and is important open space within the urban core along the Hudson for migratory and resident raptors and songbirds.
		The Palisades form the eastern edge of a sill made up of intrusive lava known as diabase or traprock that was intruded during the Triassic period (approximately 200 million years ago).
		At several locations on the Palisades Ridge, most notably on South Mountain at the northern end and at the cliff edge in New Jersey, there are examples of dry grass and forb-dominated openings classified by New Jersey as traprock glade/rock outcrop communities and by New York as rocky summit grasslands.
	training.fws.gov /library/pubs5/web_link/text/pal_form.htm (1785 words)

	Palisade Restaurant - Seattle, WA
		Saltwater ponds teaming with aquatic life, a soaring waterfront view of the cityscape, a warm island-style welcome and the faint piano music in harmony with the babbling of waterfalls are packaged together to make Palisade a memorable restaurant before your first bite.
		While the sights and sounds of Palisade have not changed much over the years that the restaurant has served as the crown jewel in locally-owned Restaurants Unlimited crown, what is new is the Executive Chef.
		Okinawa sweet potatoes are coconut infused and mashed to accompany Palisade Dungeness crab cakes ($25.95), and the Macadamia nut chicken ($17.95).
	www.seattledining.com /ARCHIVE/restaurants/palisade.htm (743 words)

	The Palisades in McKeesport ready to turn a profit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This year, for the first time since The Palisades in McKeesport was renovated eight years ago, the building is slated to turn a profit.
		The Palisades, a great brick building at Fifth Avenue and Water Street, has a huge dance hall with a stage that has, in its time, been known for its dances as well as the wrestling and boxing matches that have been held there.
		While The Palisades had been losing thousands of dollars, the Marina at McKees Point, which is across Water Street from the building, has been losing tens of thousands of dollars.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/05082/475742.stm (737 words)

	Palisades roadless area, Idaho/Wyoming
		The Palisades Backcountry, as it is often called, is the premier roadless area of the Idaho/Wyoming border.
		Elk and moose are abundant, especially in Palisades and Big Elk Creek, one of those rare places in eastern Idaho where the Forest Service does not permit the grazing of domestic livestock on public land.
		Much of the Wyoming portion of the Palisades roadless area was designated as a "wilderness study area" by Congress.
	www.forwolves.org /ralph/wpages/palisade.htm (665 words)

	Hiking up the Palisades
		The Palisades region of the Sierra Nevada is located west of the town of Big Pine.
		You can clearly see the Palisades in front of you (North Palisade is the one in the middle, the third tallest mountain in California) and Mt Sill to their left (it looks like a fist from this angle, but it is actually more like a pyramid).
		When the lakes (and the Palisades) are not visible anymore, the trail ends, and you simply ascend following cairns up boulders and slabs, until you reach the top of the ridge, which is actually the border of the glacier.
	www.scaruffi.com /travel/palisade.html (732 words)

	Young Naturalist Awards 2001
		In the case of the Palisades, the magma cooled under the sedimentary layers, forming a sill made of igneous diabase about 40 miles long and 1,000 feet thick.
		The igneous diabase of the Palisades is composed almost entirely of roughly equal amounts of dark pyroxene and lighter plagioclase feldspar.
		This pressure can be as much as 2,000 pounds per square inch (Palisades Interstate Park Commission, "Timelines") and results in either a widening of the crack or the knocking off of a chunk, which then tumbles as talus down the cliffside.
	www.amnh.org /nationalcenter/youngnaturalistawards/2001/max.html (2165 words)

	New Book Highlights the Palisades -- by the Half Moon Press
		After all, the Palisades across the river is the major feature in the magnificent view from the center, and one visitors enjoy every day.
		Five short chapters cover the natural and ecological history of the Palisades, with special attention given to the plants and animals that live there.
		The Palisades is partially funded with a grant from Furthermore, the publication program of the J. Kaplan Fund.
	www.hudsonriver.com /halfmoonpress/stories/0800pali.htm (297 words)

	Amargosa Canyon - The Palisades
		Returning to the Amargosa Canyon, you'll be heading for the Palisades along the base of the cliffs at the left of this photo.
		The northern entrance to the Palisades from the roadbed is a staggering sight.
		While the Palisades demands most of the attention in walking through this stretch, don't forget to look at the riverbed and also south along and across the Amargosa Canyon.
	www.ttrr.org /ac_walk/aw_p08.html (1205 words)

	Palisades (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Palisades has worked diligently for the past several years to establish a wildlife and public access connection between these two parks.
		Palisades has joined with the Neighborhood Alliance in asking the Growth Management Board to review the decision by the County Commissioners regarding a proposed housing development along Flint road.
		Palisades Neighborhood is an established neighborhood in Spokane County.
	www.palisadesnw.com (5359 words)

	Shakedown Hike: The Palisades
		Although the Palisades Parkway is within earshot (and occasionally within sight), it's still a marvelous escape from the nearby city once you hit the dirt.
		Cargo from NY would be shipped across the Hudson to the landing beneath the Palisades and horse drawn carriages would take it up the hill.
		This is one spot where the cliff becomes merely a steep hill, and the switchbacked trail is the remnant of this carriage road.
	home1.gte.net /~vze2h6gy/papabear/shakedown_palisades.html (1300 words)

	Palisades Village Homes \| Communities \| The Retrovest Companies.
		Each residence within Palisades Village Homes has been individually designed to maximize privacy while offering the intimacy and convenience of village living.
		With its unique location within Stowe Village, Palisades is just a short stroll away from Stowe’s charming shops, restaurants and popular recreation path.
		Palisades homeowners also enjoy maintenance free living, with a community association that is responsible for property management including snow removal, landscaping and exterior building maintenance - allowing residents more time for family, friends, and outdoor fun.
	www.retrovest.com /communities/palisades (183 words)

	Palisades Citizens' Association
		The next Palisades Citizens Association General Membership Meeting is Tuesday, October 4, 2005 at 7:30pm at the Rec Center.
		Their donations, along with the proceeds from the t-shirt sales, pays for the parade and supports the Palisades Citizens Association.
		Hugging the Potomac River with its high bluffs and breathtaking sunsets, the Palisades is a treasure...
	www.palisadesdc.org (556 words)

	Real Estate Weekly: The Palisades for a steal - New Jersey - Brief Article
		Completed in 2002, The Palisades is located one-half mile south of the George Washington Bridge, offering residents breathtaking views of the New York City skyline and the southern Hudson River valley.
		The 41-story Palisades consists of 538 apartment homes, with 438 apartments in the main tower, 80 apartments in the mid-rise building and 20 townhomes on the 12th floor plaza level.
		The residences at The Palisades average 1,170 s/f.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3601/is_14_50/ai_111166942 (376 words)

	Beyond the Palisades
		Then a short movie was shown of the same man talking, with the man on stage dubbing in his own voice.
		It passed all manner of boats, barges, derelict old scows, and broken down piers, and then through the residential part of lower Weehawken, where the gradually widening space between cliff and river had permitted the building of a cluster of houses and industrial buildings.
		Soon, the trolley car would be in Hoboken, known as the "mile square city," which filled all the available space between the Hudson River and the Palisades.
	members.aol.com /poropat/ny20s.htm (260 words)

	Growing up in The Palisades (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The links that follow are to photos shot by my father, Larry Williams, or by his friends or other family members in the Palisades in the mid-sixties.
		The Palisades were a breathtaking setting for a climbing school, or just for a romp in the milky glacier creek.
		The Palisades were notable both for a series of high peaks, from 13,000 to 14,000 feet, and the Sierra's largest living glacier.
	www.well.com /user/gail/Palisades.html (331 words)

	Palisades View of Northern Manhattan, Gary Agranat
		The Palisades are most prominent just north of the George Washington Bridge.
		The Palisades is the eastern edge of an intrusive lava sheet that once flowed thousands of feet below ground, perhaps during the Jurassic Period.
		The Palisades is one of many layers of rock -- sedimentary and igneous -- that form what's called the Newark Basin.
	members.aol.com /chopstcks/gallery2/ny/ny31a.htm (510 words)

	PALISADES LIBERATION ALLIANCE PEOPLE OF PARADISE
		Palisades is an ancient area of land, that was known at one time, as the "Great Gathering Grounds" for a religious race of people known as the Zealist.
		Palisades, as a nation, has been non-existant for centuries; and the Palisades People have been victims of various occupying nations for generations.
		Mekka is surrounded by a "palisades" [ cliffs ][ see Special Note below ], which gives birth to the name of the "People of the Palisades"; as well as, the name of their ancient ancestral homeland, that they wish to re-establish as a re-born nation, in this modern age of time.
	www.webspawner.com /users/dewaco/palisadeslibera.html (1386 words)

	"A New Deal for the Palisades" (Palisades Interstate Park - NJ Section) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Almost all of the images shown are from photographs and restored 16-mm film footage shot by workers in the NJ Section of the Palisades Interstate Park during the Depression and early War years.
		A brief history of the preservation of the Palisades and the origin and development of the Interstate Park.
		As the economy worsens after the 1929 crash, attendance at the Park soars, with tens of thousands seeking respite from the crisis at the park’s beaches, picnic groves, campgrounds, and marinas.
	www.njpalisades.org /newdeal.htm (479 words)

	NNJBSA Palisades Historic Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A “palisade” originally meant a fence of stakes or wall of logs set in the ground, usually to surround and protect a settlement.
		The Palisades Historic Trails are made up of portions of the Long Path, on top of the cliffs, and the Shore Trail, under the cliffs by the Hudson River.
		Hikers must be equipped with proper hiking shoes (no sneakers); canteens filled with water; appropriate clothes; day packs; rain gear; food for lunch; paper and pencil; and one first aid kit per group of 12.
	www.nnjbsa.org /camps/palisades.htm (793 words)

	Sears Houses in the Palisades (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Traffic and transients moved through the Palisades along the Canal, or by way of Canal and Conduit Roads, which also carried produce from the Palisades’ farms to the municipal markets and street corners throughout Georgetown and Washington.
		Development in the Palisades followed the typical streetcar suburb pattern of continuous corridors, unlike the railroad suburb pattern of nodes around stations.
		ABOVE: From atop the Palisades, the CandO Canal is filled with stagnant olive drab water, while the Potomac lies invisible between the boughs on the DC bank and the smoggy blue-green cliffs of the Viginia shore.
	www.lostlandmarks.org /searspali.html (1372 words)

	Palisades
		Step inside The Palisades of Bethesda and you'll immediately be surrounded by indescribable luxury and charming sophistication.
		Boasting a premier location on the corner of Cordell and Woodmont Avenues, this beautiful new high-rise promises to offer a living experience that far exceeds expectations.
		Only The Palisades provides the perfect blend of convenience, comfort and residential services that you've been looking for.
	www.thepalisadesapts.net (61 words)

	The Palisades (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A: The Palisades provides 88 enriched housing units which allow residents to live independently in their suites while receiving a meal program, housekeeping and linen services, access to nurse’s clinics, organized social programs, and spiritual care.
		The Palisades works in cooperation with the above organizations in ensuring our residents’ quality of life and safety while living independently.
		A: The Palisades offers a secure environment for all its residents by offering the following: live in building managers, computer monitored entrance systems including enterphone service.
	www.iseemovies.com /faqs.htm (613 words)

	NMC - About Us - Locations - Palisades (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Palisades Nuclear Power Plant located near Kalamazoo Michigan is owned by Consumers Energy.
		It’s a one-unit, pressurized water reactor, rated at 798 megawatt capacity that is in good material condition.
		In 2000 Palisades set a plant record for working four years without a lost time accident and received The National Safety Council’s "Industry Leader" award for industrial safety in 1999.
	www.nmcco.com /about_us/locations/palisades.htm (79 words)

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