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	Plank road - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Plank roads were wildly popular in the U.S. Northeast and U.S. Midwest in the first half of the 19th century.
		The plank road on one of the Pribilof Islands, Alaska
		In Perth, Western Australia, plank roads were important in the early growth of the agricultural and outer urban areas, given the distances imposed by swamps and relatively infertile soil.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plank_road (286 words)

	Pictures of the Paterson Plank Road Connector (NJ 120)
		This is the Paterson Plank Road Connector (NJ 120) southbound at Exit 1(Arena, Racetrack, Stadium) in East Rutherford Boro.
		This is the Paterson Plank Road Connector (NJ 120) northbound at Exit 1B(Arena, Racetrack, Stadium) in East Rutherford Boro.
		This is the Paterson Plank Road Connector (NJ 120) southbound south of Exit 1(Arena, Racetrack, Stadium) in East Rutherford Boro.
	www.njfreeways.com /NJNJ-120PPRCPictures.html (343 words)

	New Jersey Roads - NJ 120 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		NJ 153, Paterson Plank Road, was decommissioned, and the exit was moved to Meadowlands Parkway, leaving these SB signs the only remnants of a long-discontinued configuration.
		NJ 120 WB is Paterson Plank Road; the EB Plank was partially realigned around the interchange, and ultimately ends in the middle of the Meadowlands (but not before crossing underneath the NJ Turnpike Western Spur).
		A discontinuous section of the road, the original route that is now NJ 3, runs up and down the hillside in Hoboken, before disappearing in a grid of streets laid over the original route.
	web.mit.edu /smalpert/www/roads/nj/nj_120 (439 words)

	New Jersey Roads - NJ State Highways - 1-4
		The road from the east end at 1 northwest to Paterson Plank Road, including a traffic circle at 1 and a bridge over railroad tracks, opened in early 1933, allowing traffic to avoid the intersection of 1 and Paterson Plank Road [NYT 1/8/1933, p.
		Probably in 1929, the route was changed; a 1931 NJDOT map shows a proposed alignment between Paterson Plank Road a bit west of the southern section in the Meadowlands and River Drive (507) in southern Garfield.
		The road was upgraded to a freeway east of 35 and bypassed west of 35 in 1974, joining to an already-built section of freeway built in 1969.
	web.mit.edu /smalpert/www/roads/nj/log/0.html (5560 words)

	Paterson Plank Road - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Paterson Plank Road is a road in northern New Jersey, with a history dating back two hundred years, that was the main road connecting Paterson and the Hudson River waterfront.
		The road is so named because when originally constructed in the 18th century, the portion through the New Jersey Meadowlands consisted of planks laid side-to-side to prevent coach wheels from getting stuck in the swamp.
		The road returns to its path along the Carlstadt-East Rutherford border at Route 17 which it crosses over via an overpass, and is then designated as Route 120 and Paterson Plank Road for a distance.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paterson_Plank_Road (731 words)

	NJ 120 in Bergen County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Paterson Plank Road was designated NJ 3 in the years prior to construction of the Lincoln Tunnel.
		The southern section of NJ 120 was originally a realignment of NJ 3 in the early 1930s to a new bridge south of the existing Paterson Plank Road bridge over the Hackensack River, extending the old Moonachie Road.
		The Paterson Plank Road section was dropped from the state highway system in 1953, but resurrected in 1973 and marked for upgrades as an access road to the Meadowlands Sports Complex.
	members.aol.com /czpix6/n120.htm (300 words)

	NJ 3 Freeway
		In 1955, the Federal Bureau of Public Roads (BPR) selected the NJ 3-US 46 corridor from the Lincoln Tunnel Approach (NJ 495) and the New Jersey Turnpike (I-95) in Secaucus west to the Bergen-Passaic Expressway (I-80) in Wayne as one of the original Interstate highway routes.
		In the 1970's, improvements associated with the Meadowlands development were made at NJ 17 interchange in Rutherford, and at the interchange with the New Jersey Turnpike (I-95) and Paterson Plank Road (NJ 120) in East Rutherford.
		Further east, the NJDOT is rebuilding the ramp from southbound NJ 120 (Paterson Plank Road) to the eastbound NJ 3 Freeway.
	www.nycroads.com /roads/NJ-3 (1939 words)

	Secaucus Shuttle Bus
		Terminals are in the North End at Koelle Blvd and Mill Ridge Road, and at the NJ Transit Secaucus Junction Rail Station.
		The bus route is Mill Ridge Road - Stonewall Lane - Hops Lane/Franklin St - Paterson Plank Road - Plaza Center - Centre Street - 10th Street - Meadowland Parkway - Secaucus Junction Station (and return).
		Paterson Plank Rd and Born St Paterson Plank Rd and Franklin St Luhmann terr and Central Lane
	www.secaucus.org /shuttle.html (189 words)

	Paterson Plank Road Project Debuts in Hudson County ; New Jersey Department of Transportation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Paterson Plank Road Project Debuts in Hudson County ; New Jersey Department of Transportation
		"This is one of the most congested intersections in the State of New Jersey, where two major roads - Route 1/9 and Paterson Plank Road - converge on a very active freight railroad," said NJ TRANSIT Board Chairman and State Transportation Commissioner James P. Fox.
		"The Paterson Plank Road project is one of two 'grade separation' projects being constructed by NJ TRANSIT, eliminating railroad crossings at Paterson Plank and Secaucus roads," added McGreevey.
	www.state.nj.us /transportation/press/2002releases/042202.htm (542 words)

	Weehawken Directions
		After about 200 yards, as the road curves right and comes to the top of the hill, there are two traffic lights one short block apart.
		This road runs right next to the tunnel approach: be careful not to go up the ramp that leads back to the tunnel.
		After about 200 yards, as the road curves right, go through two sets of traffic lights one block apart: the second set is at the top of the hill.
	www.silkqin.com /13pers/30king.htm (1728 words)

	ACADEMY
		Go over the bridge and make a right onto 14th Street (Amoco Gas Station), proceed up the viaduct to the top of the hill, make a left onto Paterson Plank Rd. Continue on Paterson Plank Road past two lights, and over the railroad tracks.
		Continue on Paterson Plank Road thru two lights and over the railroad tracks at bottom of hill.
		Follow signs for Secaucus; at the light make a left onto Paterson Plank Rd. Continue for another 2 traffic lights, at the second traffic light, make a left onto County Ave.
	www.academybus.com /directions.asp (907 words)

	MEADOWLANDS MALL PLAN RAISES TRAFFIC CONCERNS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Concern about traffic on Route 17; Paterson Plank Road; Moonachie Road, which turns into Washington Avenue, and the Route 3-Route 120 interchange was raised during a hearing this week when Mills Corp. of Arlington, Va., presented its plan to the Hackensack Meadowlands Development Commission.
		Traffic consultants hired by the commission -- which is responsible for development and environmental cleanup in the 32-square-mile, 14-town region -- worry that nearly 30 percent of anticipated traffic flowing to and from the mall complex in Carlstadt would affect local streets.
		HMDC traffic consultants say there might not be enough latitude to widen the road to two lanes, adding that two large vehicles making a left-hand turn simultaneously might be dangerous.
	www.gsenet.org /library/11gsn/1999/gs90310-.2.html (579 words)

	Historical Heights/Palisades Cliff Tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The tour turned off Odgen onto Mountain Road, which angles down the Palisades in hairpin turns, passing beneath an old coffin factory - now apartments - and down to Paterson Plank Road, where the Koven Stove Works once built stoves that heated residences from the late 19th into the early 20th century.
		Mountain Road was originally built with cobblestones, and during paving work a few years ago, caves were found beneath - including some that had been utilized by a brewery for storage, Gomez said.
		The group then braved traffic and crossed Paterson Plank Road, once an American Indian trail that ran to the Hackensack River, Gomez said, describing how Lenape Indians would canoe across the river and continue as far as Paterson.
	www.jerseycityhistory.net /historicalheights.html (794 words)

	Description of Support Provided
		The New Jersey Meadowlands Commission (NJMC) requested that NJIT provide technical assistance and site application to assist in the redevelopment of approximately 40 acres of brownfield properties along Paterson Plank Road (PPR).
		NJIT proposed that an area-wide investigation approach be used based upon Triad principals.
		Working with NJMC and NJDEP, NJIT collected background information on industrial and environmental history of the PPR brownfield area to build the CSM.
	www.brownfieldstsc.org /projectdetail.cfm?siteid=45 (128 words)

	History of NJ's First Highway System
		Before this time most primary roads in the state had trail numbers which bore no resemblance to the highway numbers.
		1926, Chapter 167 Route # * NEWTON TO SWARTSWOOD LAKE (Sussex County) A road leading from the route designated in Chapter 158 of the laws of 1925, at or near the court house in the Town of Newton, to Swartswood Lake in the Townshup of Stillwater, in the County of Sussex.
		ALTERATION OF ROUTE #12; from Paterson to Phillipsburg by way of Farifield, Pine Brook, Parsippany, Denville, thence over Route No. 5 ro Budd's Lake, thence to Washington and Broadway.
	www.jimmyandsharonwilliams.com /njroads/1920s/history.htm (1622 words)

	Map - Carlstadt
		New Jersey Turnpike (I-95) North, merge onto the western spur of I-95 marked Sports Complex Exit 16W (toll road).
		Take Paterson Plank Road Eastbound to CR County Road 503 North.
		Stay straight on CR County Road 503/Washington Avenue.
	www.brunson.us /p/MapNJ.asp (425 words)

	Fire Alarm Locations - Carlstadt FD, NJ
		4-1 Paterson Plank Road from Route 17 to Berry’s Creek
		4-7 Paterson Plank Road from Berry’s Creek to Gotham Parkway
		6-4 Paterson Plank Road from Washington Avenue to NJ Turnpike
	www.carlstadtfd.org /alarms.htm (87 words)

	ArenaMaps.com \| Secaucus Municipal Skating Rink \| Secaucus \| NJ \| USA
		Proceed on the service road through local developments to the junction of Paterson Plank Road.
		Turn left on Paterson Plank Rd. and proceed to the corner of Humboldt Street.
		Turn right on Paterson Plank Rd. and proceed to intersection of Humboldt St./Plaza Center Drive.
	www.arenamaps.com /arenas/586.htm (306 words)

	Imtech Graphics - 201-933-8002 - Carlstadt, NJ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Exit at Paterson Plank Road, (Route 120 South).
		After paying toll, stay right at the fork in the road to merge onto Route 3 Service Road.
		Stay in the right lane and take the next exit/jughandle towards Route 120 N. Get over to the left lane on this jughandle and stay left at the fork to go onto Route 120.
	www.imtechgraphics.com /directions.php (399 words)

	BWT: Mill Creek Enhancement Sites
		Turn Right onto Paterson Plank Road at the 6th traffic light where the road ends at a ‘T’.
		Mill Ridge Road, Secaucus, NJ To exit Mill Creek Mall shopping area pass through 1 stop sign and bear Right onto Mill Creek Drive.
		Follow Mill Ridge Road to Mill Creek Point, you will pass through a recreational area before you get to the end at the point.
	www.njwildlifetrails.org /BwtWeb/SiteDetails.aspx?si=94 (1242 words)

	BroadwayFocus.com
		This due to the fact that the hotel is on a one-way eastbound access road.
		Buses coming back from NYC will be westbound on Paterson Plank Road.
		The bus stop is at intersection of Gorge Road and River Road (map).
	www.broadwayfocus.com /nj_nyc (1740 words)

	EPA Brownfields Assessment Pilots, Hackensack Meadowlands District, NJ
		These pilot programs are intended to provide EPA, states, tribes, municipalities, and communities with useful information and strategies as they continue to seek new methods to promote a unified approach to site assessment, environmental cleanup, and redevelopment.
		The Pilot focuses on the Paterson Plank Road area, where redevelopment interest and numerous brownfields have already spurred initial environmental investigation and public outreach efforts.
		The area is located in the Boroughs of Carlstadt and East Rutherford (combined population approximately 13,400) in Bergen County and consists of 148 properties totaling 210 acres.
	www.epa.gov /swerosps/bf/html-doc/hcknsck.htm (511 words)

	New Jersey Economic Development Authority
		The 16 grants approved for Carlstadt are all part of the borough's Paterson Plank Road Redevelopment plan.
		In addition to Carlstadt, projects approved by the NJEDA under the Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation (HDSR) program during November are located in Carneys Point Township in Salem County, Hainesport Township and Riverside Township in Burlington County, Northvale Borough in Bergen County, Trenton and Vineland.
		Formerly used as a general contractor's paving and road work facility, the site will be redeveloped for residential and commercial use.
	www.njeda.com /pr_120401.asp (932 words)

	New Jersey Transit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		(NORTH BERGEN) -- Governor James E. McGreevey today opened the new Paterson Plank Road interchange on Routes 1/9 in North Bergen at a ribbon-cutting ceremony with New Jersey North Bergen Mayor and State Senator Nicholas J. Sacco and Acting NJ TRANSIT Executive Director Gwen Watson.
		The Governor said the project also will provide Hudson-Bergen Light Rail cars exclusive operation on the River Line -- including travel through the Weehawken Tunnel -- as all freight railroad traffic in the area moves from the River Line to the Northern Branch.
		"This is one of the most congested intersections in the State of New Jersey, where two major roads -- Route 1/9 and Paterson Plank Road -- converge on a very active freight railroad," said NJ TRANSIT Board Chairman and State Transportation Commissioner James P. Fox.
	www.njtransit.com /nn_press_release.jsp?PRESS_RELEASE_ID=485 (549 words)

	MSMA NJ Announcements - Corporate Express
		Make a right onto Roosevelt Avenue and then a left onto Paterson Plank Road.
		Follow that to the foot of the road.
		Follow that to the end of the road.
	www.msma.com /CorporateExpress.htm (423 words)

	Contact Us
		Directions to our location in Carlstadt on Paterson Plank Road, in the New Jersey Meadowlands, can be found quite easily by using this map facility.
		3 to Route 120 North to Paterson Plank Road.
		Go past the Hampton Inn to the end of the road and turn left to enter the front plant gate.
	www.seagravecoatings.com /contact.htm (108 words)

	Meadowlands.com - Maps & Directions
		Alternate: Follow the Parkway south to exit 163 and follow Route 17 south to Paterson Plank Road.
		Eastbound on Route 80: Take exit 64 and follow Route 17 South to Paterson Plank Road to the Sports Complex.
		Westbound on Route 80: Take exit 64B and follow Route 17 South to Paterson Plank Road to the Sports Complex.
	www.meadowlands.com /directions.asp?navID=8 (1103 words)

	Breaking News Page 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Aside from building the elevator tower, the company will widen Paterson Plank Road to allow buses and cars to pull over on the side and drop people off at the elevator.
		Contractually known as a Design Build Operate and Maintain (DBOM) agreement, 21st Century Rail has agreed to develop and supervise the light rail for 15 years, anticipating that their contract will be renewed with NJ Transit once it expires.
		Traffic quickly backed up on the eastbound lanes of the New Jersey Turnpike Extension and on the Pulaski Skyway approaching the tunnel, coming to a virtual standstill late in the afternoon, as cars and trucks were diverted through local streets onto Routes 1 and 9 northbound, toward the Lincoln Tunnel.
	www.jerseycityhistory.net /breakingnews-6.html (4689 words)

	BWT: Schmidt's Woods Park
		Turn Left into the second driveway of Schmidt’s Woods Park after 6/10 of a mile.
		NJ Transit Bus Line No. 190 stops at Franklin Street and Paterson Plank Road.
		Cross Paterson Plank Road and walk down Franklin Street.
	www.njwildlifetrails.org /BwtWeb/SiteDetails.aspx?si=95 (185 words)

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