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The New Jersey Road Map highlights the several road routes of New Jersey. The Interstate Highways and the US Highways connect the different parts of the state. The major Interstate Highways joining the northern and southern part of the state are Interstate 287, Interstate 95 and Interstate 295. The Interstate Highways of 78 and 80 have made the eastern end of New Jersey easily accessible to the western part of the state. The State of New Jersey had a total length of 57,971 kilometer of roads in the year of 2000, which included County roads of 19,051 kilometer and Municipal roads of 38,920 kilometer. The road route of New Jersey Turnpike was constructed in 1952. The New Jersey Turnpike connected the counties of Bergen and Salem. The Garden State Parkway is another notable road route that stretches to a length of 278 kilometer. The New Jersey Department of Transportation uses new technologies for improving the traffic conditions of the state. The transport department has installed several cameras on the State Highways for safe communication. Some of the prominent US Highways of New Jersey are 206, 30, 322, 9, 1, 22 and 46. The New Jersey State Map points out the several National Highways and State Highways running through the state.
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