County Route 17 (Monmouth County, New Jersey)

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County Route 17 is a complex of related county highways in the area of Neptune Township and adjoining municipalities in Monmouth County, New Jersey.

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[edit] Route Description

CR 17 consists of six segments totaling 8.21 miles. Some segments actually intersect other segments of CR 17.

Segment 1 consists of Old Corlies Avenue in Neptune Township. It extends from New Jersey Route 33 a distance of 1.80 miles east back to Route 33.

Segment 2 consists of West Bangs Avenue and Bangs Avenue in Neptune Township. It runs a distance of 3.57 miles from Old Corlies Avenue (CR 17, Section 1) east to the Asbury Park city line. Bangs Avenue continues east into Asbury Park as a city street.

Segment 3 is West Sylvania Avenue in Neptune City from Brighton Avenue (The approach to New Jersey Route 33) east to New Jersey Route 35, a distance of 1.39 miles.

Segment 4 consists of East End Avenue in Neptune City from the Tucker's Point Bridge over the Shark River north 0.38 mile to West Sylvania Avenue (Segment 3).

Segment 5 consists of Neptune Avenue in Neptune City between West Sylvania Avenue (Segment 3) on the south and Sixth Avenue CR 2 at the Neptune Township border on the north, a distance of 0.41 mile.

Segment 6 is Sylvania Avenue in Avon-by the-Sea a distance of 0.66 mile from Main Street (New Jersey Route 71) to Ocean Avenue (County Route 18).

Segments 1, 3 and 6 can be said to form somewhat of a continuous route, with short concurrences with New Jersey Route 33 and New Jersey Route 35.

[edit] History

County Route 17 was created in 1937 by the renumbering of several older county highways. Then, as now, it was a complex of roads, as opposed to a single linear route. At various times, some of these segments were suffixed, renumbered or decommissioned altogether. No suffixed auxiliary routes to CR 17 remain

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[edit] References

  • County Roads Straight Line Diagrams, Prepared by the Monmouth County Planning Board, April 10, 2006.