U.S. Route 1/9

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concurrent U.S. Highway road transportation corridor

U.S. Route 1/9 is a major combined U.S. Highway corridor in northern New Jersey that carries both US 1 and US 9 through heavily urbanized areas between Newark and the George Washington Bridge into New York City.

Statements (44)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	concurrent U.S. Highway → road transportation corridor →
characteristic	heavily urbanized corridor → major freight route → truck route segments →
connects	Fort Lee, New Jersey → Newark, New Jersey NERFINISHED →
connectsTo	George Washington Bridge → New York City →
country	United States →
crosses	Hackensack River → Passaic River →
follows	U.S. Route 1 → U.S. Route 9 NERFINISHED →
hasJunctionWith	Interstate 78 NERFINISHED → New Jersey Route 3 → New Jersey Route 7 → New Jersey Turnpike → U.S. Route 22 →
locatedIn	New Jersey → Northern New Jersey →
locatedInUrbanArea	New York metropolitan area → Newark metropolitan area →
maintainedBy	New Jersey Department of Transportation →
overlapsWith	U.S. Route 1 → U.S. Route 9 NERFINISHED →
parallelTo	New Jersey Turnpike Newark Bay Extension →
partlyDesignatedAs	truck route →
partOf	U.S. Highway System →
passesThrough	Elizabeth, New Jersey NERFINISHED → Jersey City, New Jersey NERFINISHED → Kearny, New Jersey NERFINISHED → Newark, New Jersey NERFINISHED → North Bergen, New Jersey →
region	Essex County, New Jersey NERFINISHED → Hudson County, New Jersey NERFINISHED → Union County, New Jersey NERFINISHED →
roadType	divided highway → urban arterial →
serves	Newark Liberty International Airport area → Port Newark →
terminusDirectionNorth	near George Washington Bridge →
usedFor	commercial traffic → commuter traffic →

Referenced by (10)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
GWB → George Washington Bridge →	carries
Port Newark–Elizabeth Marine Terminal →	connectedBy
U.S. Route 46 →	connectsTo
Kearny, New Jersey →	crossedBy
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States →	hasInfrastructure
Union City, New Jersey →	hasMajorRoad
Elizabeth →	hasTransportInfrastructure
Fort Lee, New Jersey →	servedByHighway
Newark →	traversedBy