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WATER RESOURCES DATA—NEW JERSEY, 2005 xv DISCONTINUED LOW-FLOW STATIONS The following low-flow partial-record stations in New Jersey have been discontinued. Streamflow measurements were made during periods of base-flow and when correlated with the simultaneous discharge at nearby continuous- record sites, will give a picture of the low-flow potentiality of a stream. The period of record may also include measurements made under rainfall-runoff conditions for other study purposes. Station Drainage area Period of record Station name number (mi2) (water years) Wallkill River at outlet of Lake Mohawk, at Sparta, NJ 01367620 4.38 1979-86 Wallkill River at Franklin, NJ 01367700 29.4 1959-64,1982-83,1985, 1987-90,1999 Beaver Run near Hamburg, NJ 01367750 5.59 1966-72,2002 Wallkill River near Sussex, NJ 01367770 60.8 1977-82,1985,1987-2004 West Branch Papakating Creek at McCoys Corner, NJ 01367850 11.0 1967-72,2001-04 Clove Brook above Clove Acre Lake, at Sussex, NJ 01367890 19.2 1967-72,2002 Clove Brook at Sussex, NJ 01367900 19.7 1959-64 Black Creek near Vernon, NJ 01368950 17.3 1977-96,2001-02 Musquapsink Brook near Westwood, NJ 01377475 2.12 1964-72,1975-76,1978, 1981-87,2000 Tenakill Brook at Cresskill, NJ 01378350 3.01 1964-73,1975,1999-2000 Norwood Brook at Norwood, NJ 01378430 2.03 1973-80 French Brook at New Bridge, NJ 01378530 0.46 1965-72 Coles Brook at Hackensack, NJ 01378560 7.00 1965-72,1998-2004 Metzler Brook at Englewood, NJ 01378590 1.54 1964-72,1977-78,1982, 1987-98,2003 Wolf Creek at Ridgewood, NJ 01378615 1.18 1964-72,1978,1983 Passaic River near Bernardsville, NJ 01378690 8.83 1964-77,1983-84,1987, 1989,1992-93,1997-98, 2001,2003 Passaic River at outlet Osborn Pond, at Osborn Mill, NJ 01378700 10.1 1961-68,1984-89 Great Brook at Green Village, NJ 01378750 7.92 1961-65,2002 Primrose Brook near New Vernon, NJ 01378800 4.68 1961-65,2002 Great Brook near Basking Ridge, NJ 01378850 23.1 1961-65,2002 Black Brook near Meyersville, NJ 01378900 11.7 1959-63,2002 Harrisons Brook at Liberty Corner, NJ 01379150 3.74 1964-67,1983-84,2002 Dead River near Millington, NJ 01379200 20.8 1961-67,1973-75,1986-89, 1998-2004 Passaic River at Stirling, NJ 01379300 84.1 1968-70,1972-73,1983-84 Passaic River at Lower Chatham Bridge, near Chatham, NJ 01379550 116.0 1964,1984 Passaic River at Hanover, NJ 01379570 128.0 1963-66,1973,1987-89 Rockaway River at Dover, NJ 01379750 30.8 1963-66,1983-86 Hibernia Brook at outlet of Lake Telemark, NJ 01380050 2.53 1966-72 Crooked Brook near Boonton, NJ 01381150 7.86 1963-66 Rockaway River at Pine Brook, NJ 01381200 136 1963-70,1972-73,1979-81, 1983-83,1995-97,2001, 2002-03 Jacquis Brook at Greystone Park State Hospital, NJ 01381470 1.39 1967-73,2002 Watnong Brook at Morris Plains NJ 01381490 7.77 1966-72,1995,2002 Malapardis Brook at Whippany, NJ 01381550 5.07 1961,1989-2001 Whippany River near Whippany, NJ 01381600 48.5 1963-66,1973,2001 Troy Brook at Troy Hills, NJ 01381700 10.1 1961-66,1972-73 West Brook at Troy Hills, NJ 01381750 1.32 1961-66,2002 Macopin River at Macopin Reservoir, NJ 01382450 5.25 1970-73,1998-2000 Pequannock River tributary no. 1 at Kinnelon, NJ 01382550 1.18 1992-2001 Stone House Brook at Kinnelon, NJ 01382700 3.45 1992-98,2001 Belcher Creek at Stowaway Road, at West Milford, NJ 01382870 5.44a 1973-80 Belcher Creek tributary at West Milford, NJ 01382880 0.61 1973-77,1979-80 Belcher Creek at West Milford, NJ 01382890 7.27 1973-80,1995 Morsetown Brook at West Milford, NJ 01382910 1.31 1973-80 xvi WATER RESOURCES DATA—NEW JERSEY, 2005 DISCONTINUED LOW-FLOW STATIONS--Continued Station Drainage area Period of record Station name number (mi2) (water years) Green Brook near West Milford, NJ 01382960 2.03a 1973-80 Cooley Brook near West Milford, NJ 01382990 1.34 1973-80 Masonicus Brook at West Mahwah, NJ 01387490 3.84 1982,1992-2001 Stag Brook near Mahwah, NJ 01387520 1.35 1963-70,1972,1982-83 Darlington Brook at Darlington, NJ 01387600 3.38 1963-67,1982-83, 1999, 2002 Ramapo River near Darlington, NJ 01387670 131 1963-66,1982-83,1989 Bear Swamp Brook near Oakland, NJ 01387700 3.25 1963-67, 1982-83,2002 Ramapo River tributary no. 5 at Oakland, NJ 01387930 0.86 1963-67, 1982,2002 Acid Brook at Pompton Lakes, NJ 01387950 1.79 1963-67, 1982,2002 Haycock Brook at Pompton Lakes, NJ 01387980 4.18 1963-64,1973-77,1982, 2002 Beaver Dam Brook at Lincoln Park, NJ 01388700 12.3 1992-2002 Pompton River at Two Bridges, NJ 01389000 372 1963-68,1984,1986-88, 1998 Deepavaal Brook at Two Bridges, NJ 01389140 7.59 1970,1983-84,1988-99,2001 Molly Ann Brook at Paterson, NJ 01389790 7.73 1963-72,1983-84,1994, 2003 Goffle Brook at Hawthorne, NJ 01389850 8.77 1963-67,1983-84,1998, 2003-04 Passaic River at Outwater Lane, at Garfield, NJ 01389895 1970-71,1986-88,1992-97 Fleischer Brook at Elmwood Park, NJ 01389905 1.78 1964-72 Hohokus Brook at Wyckoff, NJ 01390700 5.31 1963-67,2002 Valentine Brook at Allendale, NJ 01390800 2.48 1963-67,2002 Ramsey Brook at Allendale, NJ 01390900 2.55 1974-77,1982,1986-2003 Saddle River at Paramus, NJ 01391110 45.0 1964-69,1971-72,1978 Sprout Brook at Rochelle Park, NJ 01391485 5.56 1964-72,2002 Third River at Nutley, NJ 01392200 11.4 1963-73 Elizabeth River below Chancellor Avenue, at Irvington, NJ 01393200 5.14 1955,1961-62,1966 West Branch Elizabeth River near Union, NJ 01393350 2.53 1989-98,2001 South Branch Rahway River at Colonia, NJ 01396030 9.41 1979-86,2003 South Branch Raritan River tributary no. 6 at Budd Lake, NJ 01396070 0.70 1973-77 South Branch Raritan River tributary no. 7 at Budd Lake, NJ 01396080 0.21 1973-1977 South Branch Raritan River at outlet of Budd Lake, NJ 01396090 5.03 1964,1973-77,1980-83 South Branch Raritan River at Bartley, NJ 01396120 12.5 1964-73,1990-91 Drakes Brook at Reger Road, at Flanders, NJ 01396160 11.6 1965,1990 Stony Brook at Naughright, NJ 01396220 3.34 1964-67,1973,1991-98 Electric Brook at Long Valley, NJ 01396240 3.17 1991-2001 South Branch Raritan River at Middle Valley, NJ 01396280 47.7 1964-67,1973,1975,1980- 92,1995-99 South Branch Raritan River at Califon, NJ 01396350 58.5 1975-76,1989-90,2001-02 Spruce Run near High Bridge, NJ 01396590 15.5 1973-80 Spruce Run near Clinton, NJ 01396600 18.1 1959-64,1987 Mulhockaway Creek tributary at Van Syckel, NJ 01396670 2.76 1973-80 Mulhockaway Creek near Clinton, NJ 01396700 20.5 1959-63 Prescott Brook at Round Valley, NJ 01397100 4.61 1958-63,1978-82 Assiscong Creek at Bartles Corners, NJ 01397290 2.98 1981-89 Neshanic River near Flemington, NJ 01397800 11.4 1981-89 Third Neshanic River near Ringoes, NJ 01397900 9.24 1981-89 Back Brook near Reaville, NJ 01398052 11.4 1981-89 Pleasant Run at Centerville, NJ 01398075 8.11 1982-89 India Brook near Mendham, NJ 01398220 4.36 1964-67 North Branch Raritan River near Chester, NJ 01398260 7.57 1964-67,1980-93,1996-97, 2001 Dawsons Brook near Ironia, NJ 01398300 1.04 1964-67 Burnett Brook near Chester, NJ 01398360 6.64 1964-67 Peapack Brook at Gladstone, NJ 01398700 4.23 1964-67 Peapack Brook at Far Hills, NJ 01398850 11.7 1964-67,1973-76 Mine Brook at Far Hills, NJ 01398950 7.78 1964-67,1973 WATER RESOURCES DATA—NEW JERSEY, 2005 xvii DISCONTINUED LOW-FLOW STATIONS--Continued Station Drainage area Period of record Station name number (mi2) (water years) Middle Brook at Burnt Mills, NJ 01399100 6.67 1964-67,1976 Succasunna Brook at Succasunna, NJ 01399194 1.72 1977-82 Lamington (Black) River near Chester, NJ 01399280 17.3 1964,1973,1990-91 Tanners Brook near Milltown, NJ 01399295 2.78 1991-2000 Lamington (Black) River at Milltown, NJ 01399300 23.2 1988-2001 Cold Brook at Oldwick, NJ 01399540 5.32 1964-67 South Branch Rockaway Creek tributary at Lebanon, NJ 01399600 1.02 1958,1960-64,1978-82 Rockaway Creek at Whitehouse, NJ 01399700 37.1 1959-65,1973,1977-97,1999 Chambers Brook near North Branch, NJ 01399820 4.71 1964-72 Chambers Brook at North Branch Depot, NJ 01399900 10.2 1959-64,1976 Millstone River near Manalapan, NJ 01400540 7.37 1960-64,1971-72,1985-96 Millstone River at Applegarth, NJ 01400560 15.0 1960-64,1971-72,1980-81 Millstone River at Hightstown, NJ 01400580 19.7 1960-64,1967-74 Rocky Brook at Hightstown, NJ 01400593 9.58 1965-72,1999 Peddie Brook at Hightstown, NJ 01400596 3.07 1965-72,1999 Millstone River at Locust Corner, NJ 01400600 37.5 1959-64,1971-72 Millstone River near Grovers Mill, NJ 01400640 42.6 1959-65,1971-72,1986-88, 1992-95,1998-2004 Cranbury Brook at Old Church, NJ 01400670 3.69 1960-64,2003 Cranbury Brook at Cranbury Station, NJ 01400700 9.56 1959-64,1971-72,2002-03 Bear Brook near Hickory Corner, NJ 01400750 3.46 1960-65,2002 Little Bear Brook at Hickory Corner, NJ 01400770 1.88 1960-64,2002 Bear Brook near Grovers Mill, NJ 01400800 9.52 1959-64 Bear Brook at Princeton Junction, NJ 01400810 12.4 1962-67,1971-72 Millstone River at Princeton Junction, NJ 01400820 78.5 1960-61 Woodsville Brook at Woodsville, NJ 01400850 1.78 1957-59,1963-73,1980, 2002 Stony Brook at Glenmoore, NJ 01400900 17.0 1957-64,1969,1971-72, 1982-89,1992,1999 Baldwins Creek at Pennington, NJ 01400930 1.99 1957-61,1963-72,1982-94, 1997-98,2001-03 Stony Brook at Pennington, NJ 01400947 26.7 1965-72,1985-88,2002 Honey Branch near Rosedale, NJ 01400970 3.83 1957-59,1971-75,1985-88, 1965,1968-75,2002 Stony Brook at Clarksville, NJ 01401100 46.5 1959-64,1987-88 Duck Pond Run at Clarksville, NJ 01401200 3.74a 1954-55,1960-67,1973, 1977,1979-80,1984,2002 Heathcote Brook at Kingston, NJ 01401400 9.0 1971-72,1979-84,1989-92, 1998-2004 Beden Brook near Hopewell, NJ 01401520 6.67 1965-72,1975,1979,1982, 1984-85,1987,1999-2002 Rock Brook at Blawenburg,
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  • Township of Hopewell (1106)

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    Township of Hopewell (1106) Introduction This municipal chapter is an element of the Mercer County Wastewater Management Plan prepared by the Mercer County Planning Division in accordance with N.J.A.C. 7:15. Hopewell Township is located in the northeastern portion of Mercer County and encompasses approximately 59 square miles. Although the Township contains pockets of suburban growth, it retains a rural-like atmosphere, with rolling, rural landscapes primarily in the north. Amidst the Township’s suburban and rural landscapes are located the two self-governing, established Boroughs of Pennington and Hopewell. Both suburban and rural lands are intersected by a network of streams that make their way to a larger system of rivers and streams that define two sides of the Township boundary. A little less than half of the stream corridors flow through preserved open space. Approximately 35 percent of the Township’s land is located in the agriculture development area and is eligible for farmland preservation programs. In addition, approximately 30 percent of the Township is comprised of public parks and preserved open space. These areas primarily include large regional parks, natural, and cultural areas. The remaining land within the Township consists mainly of residential housing, commercial uses, and corporate campuses. Residential housing is found throughout the Township with the densest housing found in the southern portion. Commercial and commercially-zoned land uses are primarily located along the Route 31 corridor. The Township zoning designations are shown on Map 4M. Aside from the Federal and state highways I-95, Route 29, and Route 31, the township roadways are primarily comprised of county and local roads.