NJ 73

 

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NJ 73 is the continuation of PA 73, an east-west route, although it is signed north-south. NJ 73 does both. And interestingly enough, why hasn't CR 561 Spur* been deleted?

NJ 73 / CR 561 Spur*:

The de jure start of NJ 73 NB, and the de facto start of CR 561 Spur* at US 322.

NJ 73 / CR 561 Spur* junctions NJ 54.

Yes, this is NJ 73. But please sign it better along CR 561 Spur*!

Who approved of putting up this ugliness on a street sign? Turns out, Atlantic County.

NJ 73 signage begins at the Atlantic City Expressway, although some signs still indicate CR 561 Spur*.

CR 561 Spur* ends when NJ 73 intersects CR 561. CR 561 overlaps NJ 73 up to Tansboro.

*CR 561 Spur may or may not exist de jure.

NJ 73:

The Winslow Township municipal building is located on NJ 73.

No, that is not CR 536. That is CR 561C.

Nj 73 has an interchange with US 30 and CR 536 Spur. This portion of NJ 73 was originally built to bypass Berlin, which US 30 passes through.

Freeway-style BGS's at the site of the former Berlin Circle.

Old bridge inscriptions for NJH S-41, the old designation of NJ 73.

More freeway-style signage.

The Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, where NJ 73 enters NJ in the SB/EB direction, and departs NJ for PA in the NB/WB direction.

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