NJ 154

 

The stub end of the originally-planned NJ 41 bypass of Haddonfield. Only the northern half of the bypass was built from CR 561 to NJ 41/CR 573*/NJ 70, and this northern half became NJ 154 when it was clear the southern half would never be built.

NJ 154 starts at CR 561.

Why is CR 561 signed east-west here? I know CR 561 physically runs east-west, but NJDOT needs to make it make sense when CR 561 signs are north-south!

Old stone walls on a bridge. Inscribed is NJ 41, the originally planned designation had the bypass been complete.

How did the sign shop screw up the spacing between the 1 and the 5 here?!

CR 573* ends** here, and NJ 41 overlaps NJ 154 until the NJ 70 intersection.

NJ 154 ends at NJ 41 and NJ 70.

*CR 573 may or may not exist de jure.

**Northern end of CR 573 unclear.

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