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Lamington/Black River
( 40.76017, -74.70438 )

  1. Lamington/Black River - Ironia Rd ( 40.83520, -74.64481 )
  2. Lamington/Black River - Pleasant Hill Rd ( 40.80333, -74.69788 )
  3. Lamington/Black River - Pottersville ( 40.71374, -74.72011 )
  4. Lamington/Black River - Righter Rd ( 40.85089, -74.63450 )
  5. Lamington/Black River - Route 10 ( 40.86048, -74.62893 )
  6. Lamington/Black River - Washington Tpk. ( 40.77881, -74.72098 )
  7. Raritan River North Branch ( 40.60018, -74.67447 )
  8. Raritan River North Branch - Natirar Park ( 40.64761, -74.68024 )
  9. Sunset Lake ( 40.87071, -74.61751 )

Salem River
( 39.62054, -75.42716 )

  1. Avis Millpond - Salem River ( 39.63089, -75.29061 )
  2. East Lake - Salem River ( 39.64274, -75.31400 )
  3. Salem River - Mannington ( 39.66957, -75.46619 )
  4. Salem River - Salem ( 39.57881, -75.46628 )
  5. Salem River - Supawna NWR ( 39.56956, -75.49853 )
  6. Salem River - Woodstown ( 39.64486, -75.32774 )
  7. Salem River WMA - Pennsville ( 39.64026, -75.48012 )

Muskrat

Muskrats are common across the state. While considerably bigger than plain old rats, they are nowhere near the size of beavers, which can get to 50 pounds. Muskrats have tails that are slightly flattened from side to side, unlike beavers which have broad flat tails. Both animals build conical houses in the water, but only beavers build dams.

-- Wikipedia