CR 506 Spur

The continuation of the historic Newark-Pompton Turnpike / Bloomfield Avenue from Glen Ridge to Newark. This comes after CR 506 leaves the former turnpike to reach Belleville instead of Newark.

CR 506 Spur begins just as CR 506 turns towards Belleville.

EB on CR 506 Spur in Glen Ridge, right after CR 506 leaves Bloomfield Avenue.

The town hall of Glen Ridge on CR 506 Spur.

CR 506 Spur in Glen Ridge.

CR 506 Spur WB in downtown Bloomfield. This is the more interesting direction because the Frank M. Leo Associates Building, a Bloomfield landmark, is more prominent along CR 506 Spur WB.

An egregious signing mistake in the heart of downtown Bloomfield. CR 504 doesn't even exist in Essex County. This is CR 506 Spur.

Much better.

CR 506 Spur intersects the Garden State Parkway. Notice this old guiderail.

A newer sign along CR 506 Spur WB in Bloomfield.

CR 506 Spur junctions CR 509.

CR 506 Spur in Branch Brook Park.

The bridge as seen from Branch Brook Park.

Bloomfield Avenue, and by extension the Newark-Pompton Turnpike, ends at Broadway. 

CR 506 Spur on Broadway.

CR 506 Spur transfers to Clay Street.

CR 506 Spur intersects Broad Street.

The eastern terminus of CR 506 Spur at NJ 21.

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