Template:Montclair-Boonton Line

Montclair-Boonton Line
Washington Secondary to Phillipsburg 56.9 Hackettstown US 46 Musconetcong River 46.9 Mount Olive I-80 48.0 Netcong 45.8 Port Morris Yard Lackawanna Cut-Off to Andover Landing Masonry Bridge 45.4 Lake Hopatcong I-80 43.1 Mount Arlington Chester & High Bridge Branches Wharton Dover & Rockaway Branches US 46 38.1 Dover Dover Yard Denville M&E via Morristown I-80 US 46 Mountain Lakes Rockaway River Boonton I-287 US 202 Montville US 202 Towaco Lincoln Park Pompton River Greenwood Lake Branch to Ringwood/Sterling Forest Boonton Branch to Hoboken US 202 Mountain View Wayne Route 23 I-80 Route 23 US 46 Route 23 Passaic River Singac Little Falls Cedar Grove Caldwell Branch Great Notch Great Notch Yard Montclair State University Montclair Heights Mountain Avenue Upper Montclair Watchung Avenue Walnut Street Boonton Line Montclair Connection Montclair Bay Street Glen Ridge│Benson Street Bloomfield G.S. Parkway Watsessing Avenue│Rowe Street NY&GL Orange Branch/NS freight to East Orange Ampere M&E via Morristown Roseville Avenue│North Newark I-280 Newark Broad Street Newark Drawbridge, WR Draw over Passaic River Harrison│Arlington Harrison Cut-off to Main Line (NJ Transit) at Lyndhurst Kearny Connection Northeast Corridor to Washington Waterfront Connection I-95 / N.J. Turnpike Newark Branch to Main Line at Paterson Hackensack River Meadowlands Maintenance Complex Former NJT Boonton Line/NY&GL MAIN BCL to Suffern Secaucus Junction Bergen Tunnels Hoboken Yard Hoboken Terminal North River Tunnels under Hudson River NJ NY New York Penn Station East River Tunnels under East River Sunnyside Yard Northeast Corridor & LIRR Main Line to Boston & Greenport

This is a route-map template for the Montclair-Boonton Line, a United States railway.

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