New Jersey Route 50

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Route 50
Maintained by NJDOT
Length: 26.02 mi[1] (41.88 km)
Formed: 1927
South end: GSP in Upper Twp
Major
junctions:
US 9 in Upper Twp
CR 557 in Upper Twp
NJ 49 in Upper Twp
CR 557 in Estell Manor
US 40 in Hamilton Twp
CR 559 in Hamilton Twp
US 322 in Hamilton Twp
ACE in Hamilton Twp
North end: US 30/CR 563 in Egg Harbor City
New Jersey State Highway Routes
< NJ 49 NJ 52 >

Route 50 is a state highway in the U.S. state of New Jersey. It runs 26.02 miles (41.88 kilometers) from an intersection with U.S. Route 9 and the Garden State Parkway in Upper Township to an intersection with U.S. Route 30 in Egg Harbor City.

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Route 50 begins at the Garden State Parkway in Upper Township. As it eneters Ocean View, it intersects with US 9 as it proceeds north-northwest. The route enters Greenfield, and crosses a minor river. It passes directly through Middletown and it intersects with Route 49, just prior to turning almost due north, and gradually turning to the northwest again. It becomes concurrect with County Route 557 as it passes to the east of the MacNamara Wildlife Area. From here, it heads due north, parallel to the Estell Manor Park. As the route enters Belcoville, it becomes conurrent with US 40, and becomes known as the Harding Highway. The route then becomes concurrent with County Route 559, and becomes known as Cape May Avenue. The concurrency ends, and Route 50 heads north into Clover Leaf Lakes, where it terminates at US 30/CR 563 in Egg Harbor City.[2]


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