The following 12 New Jersey rivers truly stand out, whether for their size, popularity, location, or other special features. Read on to learn more about these outstanding Garden State waterways and enjoy the incredible photographs! 1.Hudson River The Hudson River lies on the eastern border of our state, between New York and New Jersey. The 315-mile river starts in the Adirondack Mountains and empties out into the Atlantic Ocean. The southernmost portion of the river is a tidal estuary, where salt and fresh water meet. 2. Delaware River The Delaware River, another one of the best rivers in New Jersey, runs along the state's western border through NY, NJ, PA, and DE. Beginning in the Catskills, the Delaware River runs over 300 miles to the Atlantic Ocean. 3. Passaic River The 80-mile Passaic River in Northern New Jersey, unfortunately has been known to flood. It runs through some of the most industrial areas in the state and nevertheless offers the spectacular Great Falls. 4. Navesink River The 8-mile-long Navesink River is actually an estuary, and a popular spot for boating, swimming, fishing, and crabbing. Additionally, the neighborhoods along the Navesink are some of the wealthiest in New Jersey.
Whether you’re into swimming, boating, fishing, or sightseeing, you can probably enjoy your hobby at one of these 12 amazing rivers in New Jersey!
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