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New Jersey's Interstate Highways connect its major cities and facilitate travel between New Jersey and its neighbors. I-76 links I-295 with Philadelphia, Pennsylvania via the Walt Whitman bridge. I-78 and I-80 traverse central and northern New Jersey, respectively, from east to west. One segment of I-95 extends from the New York border southwestward into central New Jersey, while another segment extends a few miles northeastward from the Pennsylvania border near Trenton. Between these segments, I-95 is incomplete; most travelers use the New Jersey Turnpike to travel between northeastern and southwestern New Jersey.
New Jersey's auxiliary Interstate Highways serve the state's metropolitan areas and suburbs. I-195 extends from Trenton eastward to the Garden State Parkway near the Jersey shore. The I-278 feeder highway connects Linden with I-95 and the Goethals Bridge into Staten Island, New York. I-280 connects I-80 in Morris County with I-95 in Hudson County. The I-287 beltway arcs around the New York metro area, while I-295 parallels the Delaware River to the east of Philadelphia, joining I-95 north of Trenton and crossing into Delaware via the Delaware Memorial Bridge. I-676 links I-76 with Philadelphia, Pennsylvania via the Ben Franklin bridge.
Other major New Jersey highways include the Atlantic City Expressway and the Garden State Parkway. The Atlantic City Expressway traverses southern New Jersey between Atlantic City and Gloucester County. The Garden State Parkway traverses the length of New Jersey between Cape May County in the south and the New York State border in the north.
For more information about New Jersey's roads and transportation infrastructure, visit the New Jersey Department of Transportation website. For lists and descriptions of scenic roads in New Jersey, visit these America's Byways: New Jersey and Scenic Byways in New Jersey pages.
New-Jersey-Map.org is a State Maps reference source.