Shrewsbury River

Shrewsbury River
( 40.34273, -74.00639 )

  1. Shrewsbury River - Blackberry Park ( 40.32556, -74.00672 )
  2. Shrewsbury River - Branchport ( 40.31165, -74.00316 )
  3. Shrewsbury River - Fort Monmouth ( 40.32337, -74.03355 )
  4. Shrewsbury River - Galilee ( 40.34273, -73.97625 )
  5. Shrewsbury River - Long Branch ( 40.32594, -73.99006 )
  6. Shrewsbury River - Monmouth Beach ( 40.32805, -73.98631 )
  7. Shrewsbury River - North Rd ( 40.33662, -73.98315 )
  8. Shrewsbury River - Oceanport Creek ( 40.31460, -74.02877 )
  9. Shrewsbury River - Rumson ( 40.35672, -73.98569 )
  10. Shrewsbury River - Sea Bright (E) ( 40.36542, -73.97673 )
  11. Shrewsbury River - Sea Bright (W) ( 40.36263, -73.98172 )
  12. Shrewsbury River - Seawaneka Ave ( 40.33023, -74.00426 )
  13. Shrewsbury River - Somers Scout Park ( 40.33016, -74.00132 )

The dirt ramp at Tocci Avenue in Monmouth Beach is free.

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Farrington Lake
( 40.43371, -74.47122 )

  1. Davidson's Mill Pond - East Brunswick ( 40.41117, -74.49789 )
  2. Farrington Lake - East Brunswick (C) ( 40.42465, -74.47680 )
  3. Farrington Lake - East Brunswick (N) ( 40.43900, -74.46646 )
  4. Farrington Lake - East Brunswick (S) ( 40.42201, -74.48242 )
  5. Lawrence Brook - Milltown (E) ( 40.45144, -74.43663 )
  6. Lawrence Brook - Milltown (W) ( 40.44831, -74.44367 )
  7. Weston's Mill Pond - East Brunswick ( 40.46677, -74.42603 )

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.