Manasquan River
( 40.13856, -74.09820 )
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Manasquan River - Allaire
( 40.14376, -74.11673 )
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Manasquan River - Beverly Beach
( 40.10498, -74.09649 )
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Manasquan River - Brice Park
( 40.13764, -74.11038 )
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Manasquan River - Dog Beach
( 40.10623, -74.03785 )
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Manasquan River - Glimmer Glass
( 40.11653, -74.04946 )
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Manasquan River - Howell
( 40.17519, -74.16981 )
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Manasquan River - Ramshorn Drive
( 40.11961, -74.09418 )
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Manasquan River - Riverfront Park
( 40.08835, -74.07142 )
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Manasquan River - RR Bridge
( 40.10052, -74.04905 )
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Manasquan River - WMA
( 40.13689, -74.10431 )
The Manasquan Canal is off-limits.
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Metedeconk River
( 40.09403, -74.17173 )
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Barnegat Bay - Mantoloking Bridge
( 40.04124, -74.05880 )
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Forge Pond - Brick
( 40.06646, -74.13446 )
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Lake Carasaljo - Lakewood
( 40.09304, -74.22817 )
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Lake Shenandoah - Lakewood
( 40.08845, -74.19941 )
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Metedeconk River - Bay Ave
( 40.06602, -74.05130 )
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Metedeconk River - Bay Blvd
( 40.06288, -74.05502 )
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Metedeconk River - Bennett's Pond
( 40.13058, -74.28406 )
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Metedeconk River - Brick
( 40.05687, -74.11203 )
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Metedeconk River - Dock Rd
( 40.05055, -74.11413 )
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Metedeconk River - Sandy Point
( 40.05129, -74.07785 )
The Manasquan Canal is off-limits.
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Paddlin' in the Pines
( 39.72215, -74.42738 )
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This map shows the trips described in this article.
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by Andrée Jannette
New Jersey Outdoors
Spring 1998
$4.25
If you don't know how to turn your canoe on a dime when you put in at your first Pinelands river, you will by the time you finish. These are narrow, winding rivers, full of sweeping curves and sharply angled switchbacks. Yet these twists and turns are very much a part of the mystique and the delight of paddling in New Jersey's Pinelands.
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Prospertown Lake - Jackson
( 40.13520, -74.44842 )
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This is a nice clean lake that straddles the border between Monmouth and Ocean Counties. The neat thing about it is, if you scroll the map to the upper-right corner, that is not some industrial park, that is Great Adventure! This is the lake that is at the back of the park. At the east end of the lake, you are looking up at all the rides, while to the south is the Safari Park. You can see more water from there, but I wouldn't jump any of the dykes, as that would put you on Great Adventure's property, or maybe in the lion pen. It's not a big lake, but there is plenty of shoreline to inspect. There is a small dam at the western end. No real facilities, just parking.
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