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Circuit Pipeline - November 2015 Circuit Pipeline - November 2015 Philadelphia Trunk Trail Trail Segment Type Mileage County Study Cynwyd Parkside Cynwyd Trail Trail 1.50 Philadelphia In progress Cresheim Cresheim Creek Trail Trail 2.20 Philadelphia Complete Tacony Frankford Greenway Trail, Phase 3 Trail 0.84 Philadelphia In progress Pennypack Fox Chase Lorimer Trail 0.42 Philadelphia In progress Pennypack State & Rhawn Trail 0.06 Philadelphia Complete SRT Ivy Ridge Trail Trail 0.60 Philadelphia Complete SRT Wissahickon Gateway Trail 0.31 Philadelphia Complete SRT Boardwalk from Christian to Gray's Ferry Trail 0.42 Philadelphia Complete SRT Bartram's to Fort Mifflin Trail 3.58 Philadelphia In progress ECG K&T, Phase 2 Trail 0.85 Philadelphia Complete ECG Delaware Avenue Extension, Phase 1B Trail 0.28 Philadelphia Complete ECG Sugar House Casino to Penn Treaty Park Trail 0.30 Philadelphia Complete ECG Spring Garden Street Greenway Cycletrack 2.15 Philadelphia Complete ECG Delaware River Trail Sidepath - Washington to Spring Garden Trail 1.90 Philadelphia Complete ECG Cobbs Creek Segment B Trail 0.80 Philadelphia Complete/On-going Total trail mileage 16.21 Bucks Trunk Trail Trail Segment Type Mileage County Study Neshaminy Upper Neshaminy Creek Trail -- Turk Rd to Dark Hollow Rd Trail 6.10 Bucks Complete Neshaminy Upper Neshaminy Creek Trail -- Chalfont/New Britain Gap Trail 1.35 Bucks Complete D&L/ECG Delaware Canal Tunnel (Falls Township) Tunnel 0.05 Bucks ? ECG Bridge Street Crossing Structure 0.10 Bucks Complete ECG Bensalem - Cramer to Birch Trail/Sidepath 0.38 Bucks Complete ECG Bensalem - Station to Biddle Lane Trail/Sidepath 0.44 Bucks Complete Liberty Bell Trail Upper Bucks (Quakertown) Rail Trail Trail Trail 3.00 Bucks ? Newtown Branch Newtwon Branch Trail - Bristol Road to Newtown Trail 5.85 Bucks ? Total trail mileage 17.27 Chester Trunk Trail Trail Segment Type Mileage County Study CVT Paoli-Chester Valley Trail Connector Trail/Sidepath 1.35 Chester Complete CVT Chester Valley Trail - 4a Trail 1.00 Chester Complete CVT Chester Valley Trail - Downingtown Extension Trail 4.20 Chester In Progress Brandywine Brandywine Trail (between Johnsontown Park and Bradford Ave) Trail 0.75 Chester In Progress Struble North Struble Trail (Existing trail to Marshall Raod) Trail 3.70 Chester Complete Devault Devault Line Trail 6.00 Chester Complete Devault Warner Spur Trail 3.25 Chester Complete Total trail mileage 20.25 Circuit Pipeline - November 2015 Delaware Trunk Trail Trail Segment Type Mileage County Study F2R Forge to Refuge Trail - Radnor Trail to Sproul Trail 0.75 Delaware In Progress F2R Forge to Refuge Trail - Wynnewood to Cobbs Creek (Phila border) Trail 1.80 Delaware In Progress Octoraro Octorara Trail - Concord Twp. and Chester Heights Trail 5.86 Delaware In Progress Chester Creek Chester Creek Trail - Phase II Trail 2.35 Delaware Complete Chester Creek Chester Creek Trail - Chester City Crozer to Deshong Trail 1.56 Delaware Pending Darby Darby Creek Trail - West Chester Pike to Haverford Reserve (Haverford North)Trail 0.99 Delaware ? Darby Darby Creek Trail - Merry Place to Pilgrim Park (Haverford South) Trail 0.62 Delaware ? ECG John Heinz NWR Trolley Bed Extension Trail 1.10 Delaware Complete/In Progress Total trail mileage 4.27 Montgomery Trunk Trail Trail Segment Type Mileage County Study SRT Phoenixville - Mont Clare Connector Trail 0.2 Montgomery Complete SRT Cynwyd Spur Trail Trail 0.50 Montgomery In Progress Powerline Powerline Trail Connector - Horsham and Montgomery Twps. Trail 2.50 Montgomery Complete Wissahickon Wissahickon Trail - Stenton Ave Sidepath Trail 0.80 Montgomery ? Cross County Cross County - Wissahickon Trail Connector Trail 3.20 Montgomery In Progress CVT Chester Valley Trail Extension Trail/Sidepath 4.00 Montgomery Complete Total Bike lane mileage 11.00 PENNSYLVANIA TOTAL 69.00 Circuit Pipeline - November 2015 Burlington Trunk Trail Trail Segment Type Mileage County Study Rancocas Creek Rancocas Creek Greenway – Amico Island to Pennington Park Trail 3.20 Burlington ? Kinkora Kinkora Trail - Old York Road to Mansfield Community Park Trail 2.65 Burlington ? Kinkora Kinkora Trail - Juliustown Park to Pemberton Rail Trail Trail 3.80 Burlington ? Total trail mileage 9.65 Camden Trunk Trail Trail Segment Type Mileage County Study Cooper River Pub Connector Trail 0.08 Camden ? Cooper River Riverbirch Trail Trail 0.20 Camden ? Merchantville Camden-Pennsauken-Merchantville Connector Trail 0.70 Camden ? Total trail mileage 0.98 Gloucester Trunk Trail Trail Segment Type Mileage County Study Dinosaur Trail Trail 5.60 Gloucester ? Harrison-Mullica Hill Trail/Sidepath 5.60 Gloucester ? Total trail mileage 11.20 Mercer Trunk Trail Trail Segment Type Mileage County Study DRHT Trenton Wellness Loop Bike Lanes 0.42 Mercer Completed DRHT DRHT/D&R Gap Bike Lanes 1.60 Mercer ? Union Transportation Trail Trail 2.90 Mercer Completed Total trail/bike lane mileage 4.50 NEW JERSEY TOTAL 26.33.
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