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New Jersey Highway Carrying Bridges NEW JERSEY HIGHWAY CARRYING BRIDGES Attachment # 1 – Bridge Condition Inventory (All Bridges) and Definitions Information Provided: Owner Maintenance Responsibility Route Number Structure Number Name Date of Last Inspection Open/Closed Status Bridge Classification (Structurally Deficient or Functionally Obsolete) Sufficiency Rating (0 to 100) New Jersey Department of Transportation September 30, 2007 Bridge Condition Inventory Of All Highway Carrying NJ Bridges Structure Last Open/Closed Deficient Or Sufficiency Owner Maintenance Route Name Number Inspection Status Obsolete Rating State State 1 1103151 US RT 1 / SHIPETAUKIN CR 7/31/2006 Open Deficient 69.4 State State 1 1103158 ALEXANDER RD OVER US 1 4/11/2007 Open Not Deficient 98.8 State State 1 1103157 QUAKER BRIDGE RD (CO.533)/US RT 1 12/2/2005 Open Not Deficient 95.2 State State 1 1103153 US 1 OVER DUCK POND RUN 9/27/2006 Open Not Deficient 70.0 State State 1 1101164 US 1 RAMP C OVER MARKET STREET(NJ 33) 6/13/2007 Open Not Deficient 95.5 State State 1 1101162 US 1B/D&R CANAL AND US 1 SB 10/13/2006 Open Not Deficient 80.9 State State 1 1101159 US 1 SB OVER NB RAMP TO OLDEN AVE. (CR 622) 10/11/2006 Open Not Deficient 94.9 State State 1 1101150 ROUTE US 1 OVER ASSUNPINK CREEK 8/1/2007 Open Not Deficient 82.4 State State 1 1101156 PERRY STREET OVER US 1 8/2/2007 Open Obsolete 93.5 State State 1 1201151 US ROUTE 1 OVER FORRESTAL ROAD. 4/28/2006 Open Obsolete 75.7 State State 1 1103159 MEADOW ROAD OVER US ROUTE 1 10/7/2005 Open Not Deficient 91.1 State State 1 1101155 STATE STREET (CO.635) OVER US 1 8/2/2007 Open Deficient 65.2 State State 1 1101163 U.S. 1 B (STRAWBERRY ST.) OVER NEW YORK AVENUE 8/6/2007 Open Not Deficient 66.7 State State 1 1103152 US 1 & RAMP OVER D&R CANAL 9/27/2006 Open Deficient 50.9 State State 1 1103155 US 1 OVER MILLSTONE RIVER 10/9/2006 Open Deficient 53.0 State State 1 1202152 US 1 / SAYREVILLE SEC. (ABANDONED) & LOCAL ROADS 10/24/2006 Open Deficient 35.4 State State 1 0703161 US 1&9 SB / CONRAIL & HAWKINS STREET 6/18/2007 Open Not Deficient 89.5 State State 1 1203151 WOODBRIDGE AVE (CR514) OVER US 1 10/16/2006 Open Deficient 43.5 State State 1 1203154 SOUTH MAIN STREET (CR531) OVER US 1 10/18/2006 Open Deficient 70.3 State State 1 1204150 US ROUTE 1 OVER CONRAIL (ABANDONED) 10/25/2006 Open Deficient 34.0 State State 1 1202156 CONNECTOR A OVER US ROUTE 1 7/14/2005 Open Not Deficient 99.4 State State 1 1126151 US ROUTE 1 OVER D&R CANAL 4/19/2007 Open Not Deficient 96.4 State State 1 0902155 RAMP H OVER DELL AVENUE 12/28/2006 Open Not Deficient 82.7 State State 1 1201163 SCUDDERS MILL ROAD OVER US 1 3/1/2006 Open Not Deficient 99.5 State State 1 1203150 US1NB/RARITAN RIVER & LOCAL ROADS. 11/18/2005 Open Not Deficient 78.3 State State 1 1101161 US 1 OVER MULBERRY STREET 10/11/2006 Open Not Deficient 96.5 State State 1 1203156 US ROUTE 1 SB OVER RARITAN RVR & LOCAL RDS 5/1/2007 Open Not Deficient 90.0 State State 1 1126150 US 1 OVER WHITEHEAD ROAD 3/10/2006 Open Not Deficient 95.9 State State 1 1227164 US RT. 130 SB OVER US RT. 1 11/17/2005 Open Not Deficient 98.6 State State 1 1204151 US 1 OVER AMBOY AVENUE (CR 501) 10/16/2006 Open Not Deficient 91.8 State State 1 1204153 US 1 OVER CONRAIL (PORT READING BRANCH) 5/31/2006 Open Not Deficient 91.5 State State 1 1203155 US 1 OVER MILL BROOK BRANCH 10/21/2005 Open Not Deficient 89.7 State State 1 1202151 MILLTOWN ROAD(CO RT 606)OVER US 1 11/21/2005 Open Not Deficient 85.9 State State 1 1201162 COLLEGE RD / US 1 9/18/2006 Open Not Deficient 98.6 State State 1 1201158 US 1 / AMTRAK,JERSEY & LIVNGSTN CONN. 12/19/2006 Open Not Deficient 83.3 State State 1 1204154 RAMP FROM GSP OVER US ROUTE 1 4/24/2007 Open Not Deficient 91.7 State State 1 1101153 US 1 OVER MARKET ST. (NJ 33) 9/28/2006 Open Obsolete 70.8 State State 1 1126156 US1&1B SB OVER FIVE MILE RUN 9/22/2006 Open Not Deficient 77.1 State State 1 1126154 US 1 OVER US 1 BUSINESS NB 11/23/2005 Open Not Deficient 93.0 State State 1 1126153 US 1 AND D&R CANAL / SHABAKUNK CREEK 9/28/2006 Open Not Deficient 80.1 State State 1 1126152 US 1 SB RAMP / D&R CANAL & ABAND.RR 3/1/2006 Open Not Deficient 86.8 State State 1 1202155 RYDERS LANE (CO. RT. 617) OVER US 1 10/16/2006 Open Not Deficient 90.8 State State 1B 1141150 US 1B NB/FIVE MILE RUN 9/22/2006 Open Not Deficient 79.2 State State 1B 1102150 US 1B OVER FIVE MILE RUN 5/12/2006 Open Deficient 61.3 State State 1+9 0703176 ROUTES US 1&9 NB OVER FOUNDRY STREET 6/9/2006 Open Obsolete 90.6 State State 1+9 0903150 ROUTE US 1&9 OV CONRAIL RIVERLINE RR 6/21/2006 Open Obsolete 63.2 State State 1+9 2001150 US 1+9 OVER RAHWAY RIV & E. HAZELWD AV (CR 621) 7/29/2006 Open Deficient 43.2 State State 1+9 0201150 US 1&9 OVER FORMER NYS&W RR & STREAM 11/22/2005 Open Deficient 56.3 State State 1+9 0701152 HAYNES AVENUE OVER ROUTES US 1&9 6/20/2006 Open Obsolete 80.7 State State 1+9 0202150 RTS US 1&9&46/EAST HOMESTEAD AVENUE 6/13/2006 Open Not Deficient 91.7 Data Updated September 2007 Page 1 of 129 Bridge Condition Inventory Of All Highway Carrying NJ Bridges Structure Last Open/Closed Deficient Or Sufficiency Owner Maintenance Route Name Number Inspection Status Obsolete Rating State State 1+9 1205150 US 1&9 OVER NJ 35 11/21/2006 Open Deficient 36.3 State State 1+9 0902150 ROUTES US 1&9(TONNELE AVE)/NJ TRANSIT 9/21/2006 Open Deficient 48.0 State State 1+9 0901150 U.S. 1&9 (PULASKI SKYWAY) / HACKENSACK RIV. 9/8/2006 Open Deficient 2.0 State State 1+9 0704150 US 1&9 (PULASKI SKYWAY) OVER PASSAIC RIVER 9/8/2006 Open Deficient 2.0 State State 1+9 2001154 US.1&9 OVER WEST BROOK 5/21/2006 Open Obsolete 87.5 State State 1+9 0202156 RTS 1&9 AND 46 OVER RT 63 SB 7/31/2006 Open Not Deficient 88.1 State State 1+9 0703173 US RTE 1+9SB OVER ROANOKE AVENUE 6/19/2007 Open Not Deficient 93.8 State State 1+9 0902151 US 1&9(TONNELE AV)/SUSQU CONN-CONRAIL 6/22/2006 Open Deficient 35.3 State State 1+9 0703172 ROUTES US 1&9 NB OVER ROANOKE STREET 6/9/2006 Open Not Deficient 93.7 State State 1+9 2001155 US 1+9 OVER BR OF PEACH ORCHARD BROOK 5/20/2006 Open Not Deficient 66.0 State State 1+9 2002150 ELIZABETH RIVER VIADUCT 5/9/2007 Open Not Deficient 87.9 State State 1+9 2002152 MAGNOLIA AVENUE OVER US ROUTE 1&9 6/20/2007 Open Not Deficient 80.1 State State 1+9 1205151 RT US 1&9/NJ COASTLINE (NJT) & INMAN AVE 8/8/2006 Open Not Deficient 85.8 State State 1+9 0903152 PATERSON PLANK/WEST SIDE,36TH & CONRA 4/13/2007 Open Not Deficient 91.0 State State 1+9 0903151 PATERSON PLANK RD (CR 681) OVER ROUTE US 1 & 9 1/5/2007 Open Not Deficient 92.0 State HUDSON 1+9 0902154 SECAUCUS RD/CONRAIL & SUSQUEHANNA & WESTERN RR 1/5/2007 Open Not Deficient 99.3 State HUDSON 1+9 0902153 SECAUCUS RD OVER 1&9 (TONNELLE AVE) 12/28/2006 Open Not Deficient 94.2 State State 1+9 0902152 RT US 1&9(TONNELLE AVE)OVER AMTRAK 10/23/2006 Open Not Deficient 81.0 State State 1+9 0703177 US 1&9 SB / FOUNDRY ST. 6/20/2007 Open Not Deficient 85.3 State State 1+9 0703175 US 1&9 SB / CONRAIL (BRANCH) 6/20/2007 Open Not Deficient 94.8 State State 1+9 0703171 US 1&9 SB OVER ST. CHARLES ST. 6/19/2007 Open Not Deficient 94.8 State State 1+9 0701153 US 1&9 OVER PEDDIE DITCH 6/6/2006 Open Not Deficient 83.0 State State 1+9 0202159 US 1&9,46 OVER JONES ROAD 7/24/2006 Open Not Deficient 69.6 State State 1+9 0701150 MCCLELLAN STREET/RTS US 1&9 6/19/2006 Open Obsolete 73.9 State State 1+9 0703170 ROUTES US 1&9 NB/SAINT CHARLES STREET 6/8/2006 Open Not Deficient 95.7 State State 1+9 0703169 US 1&9 SB / MAGAZINE ST. 6/18/2007 Open Not Deficient 94.8 State State 1+9 0703168 ROUTES US 1&9 NB/MAGAZINE STREET 6/8/2006 Open Not Deficient 95.0 State State 1+9 0703160 ROUTES US 1&9 NB/CONRAIL & RICHARDS L 6/12/2006 Open Not Deficient 93.7 State State 1+9 0703156 ROUTES US 1&9 NB OVER WILSON AVENUE 6/7/2006 Open Not Deficient 95.0 State State 1+9 0703155 ROUTES US 1&9 NB OVER CONRAIL(LVRR) 6/7/2006 Open Not Deficient 92.9 State State 1+9 0703154 US 1&9 NB OVER DELANCEY STREET 6/7/2006 Open Not Deficient 86.0 State State 1+9 0703152 US 1&9 SB OVER OAK ISLAND RR YD & STREETS 6/27/2007 Open Not Deficient 90.8 State State 1+9 0703151 US 1&9 NB/OAK ISL RR YD, SERV RD 5/21/2007 Open Not Deficient 85.3 State State 1+9 0703150 ROUTES US 1&9 OVER ROUTE I-78 6/16/2006 Open Not Deficient 85.4 State State 1+9 0202160 US 1,9&46 EB / RT NJ 4 EB & RAMPS B&L 7/31/2006 Open Not Deficient 97.2 State State 1+9 0703174 RT US 1&9 NB OVER CONRAIL (CRRNJ BR) 6/9/2006 Open Not Deficient 95.7 State State 1+9 0202151 RTS US 1&9&46/EAST BRINCKERHOFF AVE 6/13/2006 Open Obsolete 68.0 State State 1+9 0202152 RTS US 1&9&46/E.CENTRAL BLVD(CR501) 6/13/2006 Open Obsolete 70.3 State State 1+9 0202154 RTS US 1&9&46/EAST EDSALL BOULEVARD 6/14/2006 Open Obsolete 70.9 State State 1+9 0703153 SOUTH STREET VIADUCT OVER CONRAIL 7/26/2007 Open Obsolete 64.6 State State 1+9 0201151 US 1&9(BROAD AVENUE) OVER WOLF CREEK 7/28/2006 Open Obsolete 61.1 State State 1+9 0202153 ROUTES 1&9&46/PALISADES BOULEVARD 6/14/2006 Open Obsolete 75.2 State State 1+9 0202161 US1+9 & US46WB / I-95, NJ4,& RAMP B&L 6/14/2007 Open Obsolete 62.0 State State 1+9 0202158 US 1&9,46 OVER MAIN ST (CO RT 12) 7/11/2006 Open Obsolete 87.1 State State 1+9 0202155 US 1,9 AND 46 OVER OAKDENE AVENUE 7/28/2006 Open Obsolete 91.1 State State 1+9T 0906158 RAMP FROM NJ 139 TO US 1&9T/TONNELE A 6/6/2007 Open Deficient 48.6 State State 1+9T 0906156 RTE US 1+9T/ST PAUL&LARCH AVE&CONRAIL 5/14/2007 Open Deficient 2.8 State State 1+9T 0905150 CENTRAL AVENUE (CR 659) OVER ROUTE US 1+9T 4/25/2007 Open Deficient 45.9 State State 1+9T 0705151 US 1&9T OVER PASSAIC RIVER & LOCAL ROADS 6/26/2007 Open Not Deficient 60.0 State State 1+9T 0705150 RT US 1+9T SB OVER RAYMOND BOULEVARD 4/20/2007 Open Not Deficient 71.9 Data Updated September 2007 Page 2 of 129 Bridge Condition Inventory Of All Highway Carrying NJ Bridges Structure Last Open/Closed Deficient Or Sufficiency Owner Maintenance Route Name Number Inspection Status Obsolete Rating State State 1+9T 0905152 US 1&9T OVER HACKENSACK RIVER 11/2/2006 Open Not Deficient 69.3 State State 1+9T 0906157 RT.
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