New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 7 - ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Chapter 50 - PINELANDS COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT PLAN
Subchapter 6 - MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS AND MINIMUM STANDARDS
Part X - SCENIC
Section 7:50-6.105 - Requirements for special scenic corridors
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 7:50-6.105
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) The following rivers are hereby designated to be wild and scenic rivers and scenic corridors of special significance to the Pinelands. All structures within 1,000 feet of the center line of these rivers shall be designed to avoid visual impacts as viewed from the river:
1. Great Egg Harbor River--Great Egg Bay (Garden State Parkway) to Route 536.
2. Tuckahoe River--Great Egg Bay to the Route 552 crossing in Milmay.
3. Middle River--Great Egg Bay to Schoolhouse Lane crossing north of Corbin City.
4. Mullica River--Garden State Parkway to Medford Road crossing at the Medford, Waterford, and Shamong Township boundaries.
5. Wading River--Confluence with the Mullica River to Route 563 crossing at Speedwell.
6. Oswego River--Confluence with the Wading River to Sim Place reservoir dam.
7. Batsto River--Confluence with Mullica River to Carranza Memorial Road crossing at Shamong and Tabernacle Township boundaries.
8. Bass River--Confluence with the Mullica River to Stage Road crossing in Bass River State Forest.
9. Nescochague Creek--Confluence with the Mullica River to confluence with Great Swamp Branch and Albertson Branch.
10. Great Swamp Branch--Confluence with Nescochague Creek to Route 206 bridge in Hammonton.
11. Rancocas Creek--Route 530 crossing in Browns Mills to the Pinelands boundary.
12. Cedar Creek--Route 9 crossing to the dam at Bamber Lake.
13. West Creek--Confluence with Delaware Bay to Pickle Factory Pond above Route 550.
14. Dennis Creek--Confluence with Delaware Bay to the headwaters of the mainstem in the Great Cedar Swamp west of Route 9.
15. North Branch of the Forked River--Garden State Parkway to the confluence with Cave Cabin Branch east of Howardsville.
16. Toms River--From the Central Railroad of New Jersey bridge to the Route 528 crossing east of Cassville.
17. Maurice River--Delaware Bay to Manumuskin River.
18. Manumuskin River--Confluence with the Maurice River to the Route 49 crossing near Cumberland Road.
19. Mount Misery Branch--Route 70 crossing to the Greenwood Branch continuing to the North Branch of the Rancocas Creek.
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