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County Route 529 (New Jersey)

County highway in New Jersey, U.S.

Field	Value
state	NJ
type	CR
route	529
map
map_custom	yes
map_notes	CR 529 highlighted in red
length_mi	10.5
length_ref
length_round	2
established	January 1, 1953
direction_a	South
direction_b	North
terminus_a	in Edison
junction	{{plainlist
*{{jct	state	NJ	US	1}} in Edison
*{{jct	state	NJ	NJ	27}} in Edison
*{{jct	state	NJ	CR	501}} in Piscataway
*{{jct	state	NJ	I	287}} in Piscataway
*{{jct	state	NJ	NJ	28}} in Dunellen
*{{jct	state	NJ	US	22}} in Green Brook
terminus_b	in Watchung
counties	Middlesex, Somerset
previous_type	CR
previous_route	528
next_type	CR
next_route	530

in Edison
in Edison
in Piscataway
in Piscataway
in Dunellen
in Green Brook

County Route 529 (CR 529) is a county highway in the U.S. state of New Jersey. The highway extends 10.5 mi from Woodbridge Avenue (CR 514) in Edison to Mountain Boulevard (CR 527) in Watchung.

Route description

View northbound along CR 529 from the Raritan Valley Line in Dunellen

From this interchange, the route intersects with Hamilton Boulevard (CR 603) and enters areas of homes and businesses, turning west into industrial areas again fully within Piscataway again and intersects with Washington Avenue (CR 665). After joining with CR 665, CR 529 makes a sharp turn north, crossing the Conrail Shared Assets Operations' Port Reading Secondary line and CR 665 splits from the road by turning west on Stelton Road. At this point, the route becomes two-lane Washington Avenue and runs north through residential areas, passing over New Market Pond and Conrail Shared Assets Operations' Lehigh Line on a bridge. Farther north, the road crosses the intersection of Vail Avenue/West 7th Street (CR 601) before heading into Dunellen. In this area, CR 529 begins to turn more to the northwest, intersecting with Walnut Street (CR 678) and New Market Road (CR 665) before passing under NJ Transit's Raritan Valley Line near the Dunellen station. Immediately after, the route crosses the intersection of North Avenue (Route 28) in the commercial downtown area of Dunellen. Following this, CR 529 passes more homes before crossing into Green Brook, Somerset County in a wooded area. At this point, the route widens to four lanes and enters commercial areas, crossing the intersection of Greenbrook Road (CR 634) prior to reaching an intersection of US 22. After US 22, CR 529 begins to ascend the First Watchung Mountain and winds northeast into Washington Rock State Park, with the road name changing to Rock Road East. The road curves northwest into Watchung, becoming Washington Rock Road and heads through wooded residential neighborhoods, descending the mountain as CR 529 comes to its north end at the intersection of Mountain Boulevard (CR 527).

Major intersections

References

(2009). "County Route 529 straight line diagram". [[New Jersey Department of Transportation]].
(March 15, 1953). "State Ready to Push Traffic Off Major Roads in Air Raid". [[The Home News Tribune.
"overview of County Route 529".

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