Talk:New Jersey Route 139
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If anyone's wondering about the whole 1&9 -> 139 thing, here's an email I got from NJDOT some time ago (in or before 1998):
Route 139 was a new number assigned to the upper and lower levels of what was once Route U.S. 1&9 Business. It is a short route, which did not comply with the criteria for a U.S.-numbered business route. We sought to assign a three-digit number. Under the U.S. numbering system, odd first digits denote spurs (even are loops). There was no other greater rationale than that we essentially replaced the ampersand in 1&9 with a similar-looking digit *3". For your information, we continue to carry suffixes of *U* and *L* to distinguish the upper and lower roadways of the alignment.
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