Farrington Lake
( 40.43371, -74.47989 )
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This is the biggest of the lakes and ponds created by damming the Lawrence Brook. The map is centered on the northernmost launch site, which is the most central on the lake. There are two more access points to the south, which can be useful if you want to explore up the Lawrence Brook.
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Great Egg Harbor River
( 39.51470, -74.72818 )
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Gibson's Creek
( 39.35592, -74.72609 )
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Great Egg Harbor Bay - Beerdley's Point
( 39.28756, -74.62664 )
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Great Egg Harbor River - Camp Acagisca
( 39.49275, -74.76715 )
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Great Egg Harbor River - Mays Landing
( 39.44940, -74.72489 )
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Great Egg Harbor River - New Brooklyn
( 39.70187, -74.93732 )
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Great Egg Harbor River - Penny Pot
( 39.57547, -74.82239 )
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Great Egg Harbor River - Piney Hollow Rd
( 39.62049, -74.89280 )
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Great Egg Harbor River - Weymouth
( 39.51339, -74.77889 )
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Lake Lenape - Mays Landing
( 39.46187, -74.73755 )
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Patcong Creek - New Road
( 39.30470, -74.62031 )
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Hackensack River
( 40.83048, -74.09432 )
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Keyport
( 40.43911, -74.20231 )
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Lake Lefferts - Matawan
( 40.41563, -74.23362 )
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Raritan Bay - Cliffwood (E)
( 40.45089, -74.22033 )
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Raritan Bay - Cliffwood (W)
( 40.45216, -74.22269 )
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Raritan Bay - Cliffwood (Whale Creek)
( 40.45090, -74.22274 )
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Raritan Bay - Keyport (E)
( 40.44095, -74.19534 )
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Raritan Bay - Keyport (W)
( 40.43921, -74.20160 )
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Raritan Bay - Laurence Harbor (E)
( 40.45877, -74.24622 )
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Raritan Bay - Laurence Harbor (W)
( 40.46223, -74.25482 )
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Raritan Bay - Union Beach (E)
( 40.44787, -74.16598 )
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Raritan Bay - Union Beach (W)
( 40.45479, -74.17517 )
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Wagner's Marina - Matawan Creek
( 40.43540, -74.21416 )
This site varies, depending on when you go there. During the summer, and especially on weekends, there can be a lot of motorboats around. Other times, you can have the whole place to yourself.
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Lake Carnegie
( 40.35303, -74.63730 )
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D-R Canal - Kingston (N)
( 40.37489, -74.61854 )
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D-R Canal - Kingston (S)
( 40.37326, -74.61861 )
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D-R Canal - Plainsboro (E)
( 40.34321, -74.62964 )
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D-R Canal - Plainsboro (W)
( 40.34190, -74.63758 )
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D-R Canal - Princeton (N)
( 40.33879, -74.64715 )
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D-R Canal - Princeton (S)
( 40.33177, -74.65282 )
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Lake Carnegie - Plainsboro
( 40.34362, -74.62973 )
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Lake Carnegie - Princeton
( 40.36681, -74.62597 )
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Millstone River - Kingston
( 40.37419, -74.61962 )
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Millstone River - Plainsboro (N)
( 40.34262, -74.62981 )
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Millstone River - Plainsboro (S)
( 40.33874, -74.62880 )
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Stony Brook - Princeton
( 40.33219, -74.65340 )
Lake Carnegie is a reservoir that straddles the borders of the towns of Princeton, West Windsor, Plainsboro and South Brunswick in Mercer and Middlesex counties in central New Jersey. The lake was created by construction of a dam along the Millstone River, though the lower portion of the lake actually follows the valley of its largest tributary, the Stony Brook, while the Millstone River crossed under the D&R Canal to the south. The lake is about three miles long, but only about 800 feet wide.
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Lake Lefferts
( 40.41181, -74.24096 )
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Lake Lefferts is a man-made lake, the result of the construction in 1928 of Lake Lefferts Dam, which captures and stores the flow of Matawan Creek. This is the nicest spot in northern Monmouth County. The lake is in three parts:
- The lower part that contains the dam and the launch area and extends up to the Route 34 bridge. This part is fairly deep and free of obstructions.
- The upper part from Route 34 to Route 516. This part is much shallower and weedy, especially at the far end.
- An unusable section beyond Route 516. This part is pretty much just mud. It may look like water, but trust me - don't go there.
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Lake Manalapan - Jamesburg
( 40.34349, -74.43143 )
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Brainerd Lake - Cranbury
( 40.31113, -74.51178 )
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Dallenbach Pond
( 40.41254, -74.44296 )
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Davidson's Mill Pond - East Brunswick
( 40.41117, -74.49789 )
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Farrington Lake - East Brunswick (C)
( 40.42465, -74.47680 )
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Farrington Lake - East Brunswick (N)
( 40.43900, -74.46646 )
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Farrington Lake - East Brunswick (S)
( 40.42201, -74.48242 )
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Helmetta Pond
( 40.37817, -74.42657 )
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Lake Manalapan - Jamesburg
( 40.34525, -74.43662 )
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Lake Weamaconk - Englishtown
( 40.29140, -74.35704 )
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Millstone River - Cranbury (E)
( 40.29359, -74.52675 )
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Rocky Brook - Hightstown
( 40.27108, -74.52353 )
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South River - Old Bridge
( 40.41228, -74.36362 )
This is about the smallest body of water I would consider - more of a pond than a lake. But it is a nice place. Access could not be easier, the parking lot goes right down to the water. If you live nearby, it is a good place for a quick 'dip'. To go a little farther, you can hop over the railroad tracks and get into the far section and a little ways up the byzantine creek that fills the lake.
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Lamington/Black River
( 40.76017, -74.70438 )
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Laurence Harbor
( 40.45105, -74.27258 )
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Lake Lefferts - Matawan
( 40.41563, -74.23362 )
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Raritan Bay - Cliffwood (E)
( 40.45089, -74.22033 )
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Raritan Bay - Cliffwood (W)
( 40.45216, -74.22269 )
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Raritan Bay - Cliffwood (Whale Creek)
( 40.45090, -74.22274 )
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Raritan Bay - Keyport (W)
( 40.43921, -74.20160 )
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Raritan Bay - Laurence Harbor (E)
( 40.45877, -74.24622 )
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Raritan Bay - Laurence Harbor (W)
( 40.46223, -74.25482 )
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Raritan Bay - South Amboy (N)
( 40.48343, -74.27059 )
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Raritan Bay - South Amboy (S)
( 40.47946, -74.26831 )
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Raritan Bay - South Amboy Ramp
( 40.48401, -74.27416 )
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Raritan River - Perth Amboy
( 40.50057, -74.27712 )
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Wagner's Marina - Matawan Creek
( 40.43540, -74.21416 )
Much of this part or Raritan Bay is fenced-off because of lead pollution from the industrial slag used to build jetties and seawalls in the 1970s. Supposedly, most of it has been cleaned up, but the whole area remains 'off-limits'. Since the toxins leach into the water and are carried off by the currents, you really have to wonder about the entire bay. A quick search online will reveal more on this subject than you ever wanted to know.
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