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JF Griffin - Index

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36 to the intersection with the Garden State Parkway near Eatontown;
then south on the parkway to the intersection with 547; then south on
Rt. 547 to the intersection with county route 38 (Wayside Rd.) at the
eastern fenced boundary of Naval Weapons Station-Earle; then south
along the eastern fenced boundary of Naval Weapons Station-Earle
to the intersection with Rt. 34; then south on Rt. 34 to the intersection
with Tinton Falls Rd. and Rt. 33; then south on Tinton Falls Rd. to the
intersection with Rt. 547 (Asbury Rd.); then south on Rt. 547 through
Farmingdale to the intersection with Rt. 571, the point of beginning.
Zone 52: Not designated.
Zone 53: That portion of Lakehurst Naval Air Engineering Center, U.S.
Department of the Navy, designated as open for deer hunting, lying
within Ocean county.
Zone 54: Those portions of Picatinny Arsenal, U.S. Department of the
Army, Installation Management Agency (IMA), designated as open for
deer hunting, lying within Morris County.
Zone 55: That portion of Gloucester County lying within a continuous
line beginning at the intersection of Rts. 47 and 322 at Glassboro;
then east along Rt. 322 (County Rt. 536) to its intersection with Rt. 655
(Fries Mill Rd.); then south on Rt. 655 to its intersection with Rt. 610
(Academy Ave.); then west on Rt. 610 to its intersection with Rt. 47
(Delsea Drive) at Clayton; then north along Rt. 47 to its intersection with
Rt. 322 at Glassboro, the point of beginning.
Zone 56: That portion of Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge,
U.S. Department of the Interior, located south of Stoney Hill Rd., designated
as open for deer hunting, lying within Atlantic County.
Zone 57: That portion of Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge,
U.S. Department of the Interior, located north of Stoney Hill Rd. and
south of the Mullica River, designated as open for deer hunting, lying
within Atlantic County.
Zone 70: Those portions of Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge,
including the Barnegat Division, U.S. Department of the Interior, located
north of the Mullica River and south of Rt. 72, designated as open for
deer hunting, lying within Burlington and Ocean Counties.
Zone 58: Those portions of Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge,
including the Barnegat Division, U.S. Department of the Interior, located
north of the Mullica River and north of Rt. 72, designated as open for
deer hunting, lying within Ocean county.
Zone 59: Not designated.
Zone 60: Not designated.
Zone 61: Those portions of the Atlantic County Park System, County
of Atlantic, designated as open for deer hunting, lying within Atlantic
County.
Zone 62: Not designated.
Zone 63: That portion of Salem County lying within a continuous line
beginning at the intersection of the Salem Canal and the Delaware
River at Deepwater; then eastward along the south bank of the Salem
Canal to its intersection with the Salem River; then southward along the
west bank of the Salem River to its intersection with Rt. 49 at Salem;
then southeastward on Rt. 49 to its intersection with Alloway Creek at
Quinton; then southwest along the northern bank of the Alloway Creek
to its intersection with the Delaware River; then northward along the
east bank of the Delaware River and New Jersey State line to Finns
Point and Fort Mott State Park; then northward along the New Jersey
state line to the Delaware River; then northwest along the east bank
of the Delaware River; then northwestward along the east bank of the
Delaware River and New Jersey s tate line to its intersection with the
Salem Canal at Deepwater, the point of beginning.
Zone 64: That portion of Monmouth Battlefield State Park, designated
as open for deer hunting, lying within Monmouth County.
Deer Management Zone
Boundary Descriptions
Zone 65: That portion of Camden and Gloucester counties lying
within a continuous line beginning at the intersection of Rt. 322 and
County Rd. Rt. 659 (Malaga-New Brooklyn Rd.) in Monroe Township,
Gloucester County; then northeast along Rt. 659 to its intersection
with County Rd. Rt. 536 at New Brooklyn; then northward along Rt.
536 to its intersection with County Rd. Rt. 720 (Brooklyn-Blue Anchor
Rd.); then southeast on Rt. 720 to its intersection with Rt. 73 near
Blue Anchor; then southward along Rt. 73 to its intersection with Piney
Hollow Rd.; then southwest along Piney Hollow Rd. to its inter- section
with Rt. 322; then west along Rt. 322 to its intersection with County Rd.
Rt. 659, the point of beginning.
Zone 66: That portion of Atlantic County including lands, Rd.s, right
of ways and easements within the contiguous boundary of the Federal
Aviation Administration William J. Hughes Technical Center, excluding
Laurel Memorial Park Cemetery. Lands open for deer hunting only and
persons authorized to hunt deer on the facility shall be determined by
the Federal Aviation Administration William J. Hughes Technical Center,
the administrative agency.
Zone 67: That portion of High Point State Park, located north and east
of Deckertown Turnpike (Rt. 650), designated as open to hunting, lying
within Sussex County.
Zone 68: That portion of the Franklin Parker Preserve and Four Mile
Spring Preserve, designated as open to deer hunting, lying within
Woodland Township, Burlington County.
Zone 70: Those portions of Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge,
including the Barnegat Division, U.S. Department of the Interior, located
north of the Mullica River and south of Rt. 72, designated as open for
deer hunting, lying within Burlington and Ocean Counties.
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August 2008 For more information contact New Jersey New Jersey Fish & Wildlife Digest | 43
Division of Fish and Wildlife at (609)292-2965 2008 Hunting and Trapping Issue