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instanceOf
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shipping channel
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tidal strait
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adjacentToPort
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Howland Hook Marine Terminal
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Port Newark–Elizabeth Marine Terminal
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bayonneBridgeCarries
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vehicular traffic
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bayonneBridgeConnects
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Bayonne, New Jersey
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Staten Island, New York
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bayonneBridgeDesign
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steel arch bridge
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bayonneBridgeOpened
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1931
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bridgeTypeOver
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Bayonne Bridge
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connectsBodyOfWater
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Newark Bay
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Upper New York Bay
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country
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United States
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crossedBy
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Bayonne Bridge
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dredgingPurpose
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to accommodate large container ships
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etymology
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from Dutch "kill" meaning creek or channel
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governingAuthority
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Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
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hasNavigationAids
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yes
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hasTidalCurrent
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yes
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isDredged
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yes
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isIndustrialCorridor
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yes
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length
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approximately 3 miles
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approximately 4.8 kilometers
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locatedIn
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New York Harbor
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locatedInState
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New Jersey
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New York
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locatedNearCity
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New York City
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Newark
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nameLanguageOrigin
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Dutch
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navigationImportance
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critical access route to Port Newark–Elizabeth
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major shipping channel for container ships
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nearCounty
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Hudson County, New Jersey
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Richmond County, New York
NERFINISHED
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nearIsland
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Staten Island
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nearMunicipality
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Bayonne
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partOf
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New York–New Jersey Harbor Estuary
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partOfMaritimeRoute
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Atlantic Ocean trade routes
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partOfShippingRoute
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Port of New York and New Jersey
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region
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Northeastern United States
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separates
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Bayonne, New Jersey
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Staten Island
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usedFor
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commercial shipping
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container ship traffic
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tanker traffic
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waterSalinity
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brackish
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waterwaySystem
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New York–New Jersey Harbor
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waterwayType
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tidal strait
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