A r e a o f New Jersey Boater's ewJ erseyB oater's D e t a ... · r S a n d y H o o k ... Deal Lake...
2
74°20'0"W 40°20'0"N 40°20'0"N 40°40'0"N 40°40'0"N 74°20'0"W 74°0'0"W 41°60'0"N 6 2 1 4 4 5 5 6 2 0 2 4 Nautical Miles 1 0 1,000 2,000 Yards 0 1,000 2,000 Yards 0 1,000 2,000 Yards 0 250 500 Yards 0 1,000 2,000 Yards 0 1,000 2,000 Yards 0 500 1,000 Yards M c C l e e s C r H u d s o n R i v e r H u d s o n R i v e r Area of Detail S h a rk Ri v e r Shark River Inlet Shark R i v er Ma na s q u a n R i v e r Point Pleasant Manasquan Sea Girt M a n a s q u a n R i v er Asbury Park Long Branch Raritan Bay Lower New York Bay Atlan t ic Oc ean Old Bridge S o u t h R i v er Keyport PARKWAY G A RD E N S T A T E Cliffwood Beach PARKWAY G A RD E N S T A T E Laurence Harbor Lake Hopatcong St u m p C r Sandy Hook Bay ��������� ���������� ������� Upper New York Bay Newark Bay H a ck e n s a c k R i v e r K i l l V a n K u l l R a h w a y R i v er M ors e s C r E l i z a be t h R A r t h u r K i l l C om p to n C r Leonardo Atlantic Highlands Keansburg Deal Lake Lake Takanassee Monmouth Beach Sea Bright Keyport Harbor C h e e s e q u a k e C r F l a t C r M a t a w a n C r P a r k e r s C r B r a n c h p o r t C r S i l v e r C r B l a c k b e r r y C r T o w n N e c k C r Oceanport Rumson Little Silver Shark River Hills Belmar Fair Haven Fair Haven Red Bank Brielle Point Pleasant Hoboken Elizabeth Jersey City Union City Weehawken Weehawken Union City Hoboken Jersey City Hopatcong Mt Arlington 80 1 9 New York South Amboy G a r d e n S t a t e P a r k w a y Neptune N e w J e r s e y T u r n p i k e 78 Newark Bayonne Locust Little Silver W a a c k a a c k C r T h o r n s C r 495 15 35 36 35 18 35 71 70 34 71 R a r i t a n R i v e r Allaire State Park Manasquan River WMA Gateway National Recreation Area Cheesequake State Park Cheesequake State Park Sawmill Creek WMA Liberty State Park Palisades Interstate Park Berkshire Valley WMA G a r d e n S t a t e P a r k w a y 1 4 9 8 7 6 5 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 17 16 20 19 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 36 35 39 40 41 37 44 45 46 47 49 53 50 51 52 S h r e w s b u r y R i v e r Pleasure Bay S hre w s b u r y R i v e r N a v e s i n k R i v e r Horseshoe Cove N a v e s i n k R i v e r Royal Flush pumpout boat Royal Flush pumpout boat Royal Flush pumpout boat Morris Canal Basin Dear Boater, Thank you for picking up a copy of The New Jersey Boater’s Pumpout Station Guide. The guide has been updated to provide you with a current list of operating pumpout stations, as well as updated background and contact information. The New Jersey Clean Vessel Act Program has also produced an electronic version of the guide which is now available on an interactive mapping website located at the following web address http://ims.rutgers.edu/pumpout/ Visitors to the site will find information about shellfish water classifications, boat ramps, open space areas and fuel sales in addition to pumpout station locations. Please call ahead to the marina of your choice to ensure the pumpout is fully functional. Pumping out your boat’s holding tank at a certified facility or into a pumpout boat will help keep New Jersey’s water clean, and aid in the protection of our fish, shellfish, and wildlife populations. It will also help protect the health of everyone who enjoys New Jersey’s beautiful coastal and freshwater resources. After all, no one wants to swim, boat or fish in polluted water. Using pumpout stations is a simple contribution we can all make in preventing pollution and keeping New Jersey’s environment clean and healthy. Thank you for your interest in New Jersey’s Clean Vessel Act Program and please remember to be a safe boater and “Keep Our Waters Clean – Use Pumpouts!“ The New Jersey Clean Vessel Act Steering Committee P a s s a i c R i v e r N J TURNPIKE N TURNPIKE N TURNPIKE 3 3 Teaneck 2 3 22 43 48 56 59 61 62 54 55 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 ID Pumpout Facility Hours Phone Lat. (N)/ Long. (W) Water Body Largest Vessel (ft) VHF FLASH ENTERPRISE 3 ALPINE BOAT BASIN 6 VON DOHLN BROS INC. 8 ENGLEWOOD BOAT BASIN 6 PORT IMPERIAL MARINA 5 88 LINCOLN HARBOR YACHT CLUB 5 74 NEWPORT YACHT CLUB AND MARINA 11 16 LIBERTY HARBOR MARINA 15 68 LIBERTY LANDING MARINA 17 72 CITY OF ELIZABETH MARINA 5 16 OLD SPYE MARINA 5 VIKINGS MARINA 5 LOCKWOOD BOAT WORKS 4 72 BROWN'S BOAT YARD 4 MORGAN MARINA, INC. N/A MONMOUTH COVE MARINA 5 HANS PEDERSEN AND SONS 6 WAGNER'S TWIN TOWERS MARINA 3 LEONARDO STATE MARINA 6 16 MERMAID’S COVE MARINA 3 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MUNICIPAL MARINA 8 9 TWIN LIGHTS MARINA 15 9 OCEANVIEW MARINA INC. 5 OCEANIC MARINA 2-6 FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS 6 9 CARRIAGE HOUSE MARINA 8 IRWIN'S' YACHT WORKS, INC. 7 16 RED BANK MUNICIPAL BASIN 6 SEA-LAND MARINA 5 NAVESINK MARINA 15 0 ATLANTIS YACHT CLUB 5 CHANNEL CLUB MARINA 8 9 MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER 3 BARNACLE BILL'S MARINA 5 MARINER'S EMPORIUM 3 PLEASURE BAY YACHT BASIN INC. 7 OCEANPORT LANDING INC. 8 TRENTON MARINE CENTER 30 MAIN ONE MARINA, INC. 4 9 SHARK RIVER BEACH & YACHT CLUB 6 BELMAR MUNICIPAL BASIN 7 16 BORDENTOWN YACHT CLUB 10 LIGHTNING JACKS MARINA 5 MANASQUAN MUNICIPAL MARINA 2 ROBINSON'S ANCHORAGE 4 HOFFMAN'S MARINA INC. 6 65 BRIELLE MARINE BASIN 3 16 GARDEN STATE MARINA 7 9 SOUTHSIDE MARINA 16 5 MANASQUAN RIVER CLUB 5 9 MARINE MAX 5 CRYSTAL POINT YACHT CLUB 7 16 CLARK'S LANDING MARINA 3 5 JOHNSON BROTHERS BOAT WORKS 6 16 CANAL POINT MARINA 5 SHOREHAVEN YACHT CLUB 4 FORGE LANDING MARINA 5 JERSEY SHORE MARINA AND BOATS 3 BRENNAN BOAT COMPANY, INC. 3 GREEN COVE MARINA 4 ARNOLD'S YACHT BASIN 6 COMSTOCK BOAT WORKS 4 9 LIGHTNING JACKS RIVERSIDE 8 METEDECONK RIVER YACHT CLUB BEATON, DAVID AND SONS INC. 4 WINTER YACHT BASIN INC. 7 16 G. WINTER SAILING CENTER 6 RIVERSIDE MARINA, INC. 7 16 CLARK'S LANDING MARINA (DELAWARE RIVER) 3 69 BAYWOOD MARINA 10 DRUMPOINT MARINA 5 DREDGE HARBOR MARINA 5 HARBOR YACHT CLUB AND MARINA 6 OCEAN BEACH MARINA INC 10 TOMS RIVER YACHT CLUB 4 PIER ONE MARINA 6 DILLON'S' CREEK MARINA 5 ISLAND HEIGHTS YACHT CLUB 4 COZY COVE MARINA 8 RIVERBANK MARINA 5 OCEAN GATE YACHT BASIN, INC. 6 GOOD LUCK POINT MARINA 4 WHEEL HOUSE MARINA 2 16 CEDAR CREEK SAILING CENTER/MARINA INC 5 78 OCEAN BEACH MARINA SOUTH INC 2 LAUREL HARBOR MARINA 4 FORKED RIVER STATE MARINA 8 16 WILBERT'S MARINA 5 16 SILVER CLOUD HARBOR MARINA 4 9 THE MARINA AT TALL OAKS 6 TIDE'S END MARINA 7 71 RICK'S MARINA INC. 12 TOWNSEND'S MARINA 10 SOUTHWINDS HARBOR MARINA 8 17 LACEY ELKS LODGE NO. 2518 6 HOLIDAY HARBOR MARINA 5 RICHARD'S BUTTONWOOD MARINA 10 LONG KEY YACHT CLUB & MARINA 3 STAN'S MARINE CENTER 5 16 LEAMINGS MARINE, INC. 6 LIGHTHOUSE MARINA 12 BOROUGH OF BARNEGAT LIGHT PUBLIC DOCK 2 HIGH BAR HARBOR YACHT CLUB CONDO. ASSOC. 10 16 MARGO'S INN 4 CAUSEWAY BOAT RENTAL & MARINA 4 SUNSET MARINA, INC 5 16 MARINE MAX 6 6 MAGLEY'S G.E.B. Marina 6 VIKING YACHTING CENTER 10 72 TUCKERTON MARINE SERVICE STATION 6 SOUTHWICK'S MARINA/ GARDEN HARBOR MARINA 3 9 SHELTERED COVE MARINA 8 16 EASTERN MARINE 4 16 SPORTSMAN'S MARINA 7 14 SHELTER HARBOR MARINA 7 16 MORRISON'S BEACH HAVEN MARINA 5 CHESTNUT NECK BOAT YARD 8 9 GREAT BAY MARINA 5 NACOTE CREEK MARINA 15 68 MAYS LANDING MARINA 4 NORTH POINT MARINA 3 68 SENATOR FRANK S. FARLEY STATE MARINA 13 65 KAMMERMAN'S MARINE 6 16 GIFFORD MARINE 4 HIDDEN MILL MARINE CENTER 3 SUNSET DOCK BAR AND MARINA 8 SPRING GARDEN MARINA 20 WATERFRONT BOAT YARD 3 MARINE MAX 5 SEAVIEW HARBOR MARINA 6 10 SOMERS POINT MARINA 4 16 WATERFRONT POWER SPORTS 3 SUNDOG MARINA 5 16 PENNY HILL MARINA 3 70 RIVER ROAD MARINA 25 ALL SEASONS MARINA 6 16 BOAT WORLD MARINA 3 68 FORTESCUE STATE MARINA 4 78 MINMAR MARINA 6 16 CAMP MARINE SERVICES INC 5 STONE HARBOR MARINA INC. 3 9 DOLPHIN COVE MARINA 15 THOMPSON MARINE & ENGINE INC 3 68 NORTH WILDWOOD BAYFRONT PARK 10 NORTH WILDWOOD MARINA 6 SOUTH DOCK MARINA 4 B & E MARINE 8 PIER 47 MARINA 6 16 BRIDGEPORT MARINA 4 16 LIGHTHOUSE POINTE MARINA 5 16 DELTA LADY, INC 7 SCHOONER ISLAND MARINA 6 9 HINCH MARINA, INC. 5 TWO MILE LANDING MARINA 25 69 CANYON CLUB RESORT MARINA 8 16 BREE-ZEE-LEE YACHT BASIN 4 HARBORVIEW MARINA 16,66 5 MISS CHRIS MARINA 8 16 SOUTH JERSEY MARINA 12 16 ROSEMANS BOAT YARD 10 CAPE MAY MARINA INC. 8 16 Depth at Pumpout (ft) 15 SPENCER’S BAYSIDE MARINA 6 ROBBIES LOVELADIES MARINA 4 MARITIME MARINA 5 BLUE WATER MARINA 20 GARDEN STATE YACHT SALES AND MARINA 15 16 SNUG HARBOR MARINA 4 To report a pumpout station that is not working or if you experience a problem with a pumpout facility, please contact the Marine Trades Association of New Jersey at 732-292-1051 or send an email to [email protected]. April-Sept; 9-4:30 May-Nov; 9-6 All Year; 8-6 April-Oct; 8-6 April-Oct; 8-4 April-Oct; 8-8; 8-4:30 winter March-Dec; 8-7; 8-3 winter All Year; 6-8 April-Oct; 8-6 April 15-Nov 1; 8-4:30 April-Nov; 8-6 April-Nov; 24 hrs April -Nov; 8:30-5; 7 days May-Oct; 8-4 May-Nov; 8-4:30; 7 days May-Nov; 8-5 April-Oct; 24 hrs; 7 days May-0ct; 24 hrs April-Nov 15 7:30-4:30 April-Nov; 8-6 7-5 Summer; 8-4:30 M-F winter Oct-Sept; 8-6;Tues-Sat March-Nov; 9-5 May-Oct; 24 hrs, 7 days April 15 - Nov. 15; 24 hrs; 7 days April-Oct; 9-3 April-Oct; 8-4:30; 7 days Memorial-Labor Day; 9-5 April-Nov; 8-5; 7 days May-Oct; 9-5 Sat/Sun 9-2 April 15-Nov 1; upon request May-Oct; 8-5 March-Nov; 8-4, Closed Mon. May-Oct;9-5;Mon-Sat; 10-5 Sun April-Dec 15; 8-5 April-Nov; 6-8pm 6-6 March-Nov; 7-3 Dec-Feb May-Oct; 9-6 April-Oct; 8-4 April-Oct; 9-4:30 April-Dec; 8-5; 7 days April-Oct; 8-4; 7 days April-Oct;7-5 Mon-Sat;10-3 Sun April-Nov; 8 - 4:30 May-Sept; 9-5; Mon-Fri April-Nov; 24 hrs self-serve March-Nov; 8-5:30 April-Oct;8-5 April-March; 24 hrs; 7 days April-Oct; 9-5 April-Oct 15; 24 hrs; 7days April-Nov 15; 8-5; Tues-Sat May-Sept; 9-4; Mon-Sat April 15-Nov 15; 9-4; Tues-Sun April-Oct 8-5; Mon-Fri March-Nov;8-4:30; 7 days March-Oct; 8-8 May-Nov; 8-4:30 SELF SERVICE 24 hrs; 7 days April 15-Oct 15; 24 hrs April-Oct; 9-5 May-Oct; 8-4:30 April-Oct; 8-5 May-Nov; 8-6; 7 days April-Oct;9-4;M-F April-Nov; 9-5 April-Oct; 8:30-4:30 April-Oct; 8:30-4 All Year; 8-6 May-Oct 15; 9-5; Mon-Sat June-Sept 1; 9-5 April - Nov; 8-5:30; closed Tues April-Oct; 8-5 All Year ; 8-5 All Year; 24 hrs; 7 days June-Oct 15; 7-6; 7 days April-Oct; 9-5 April-Nov; 9-4; 7 days April-Nov; 8:30-4:30; closed Mon April-Oct;6-6 April-Oct; 9-5; closed Monday April 15-Nov 1; 8-5 March 15-Nov 15; 24 hrs March-Nov; 9-5 April-Dec; 8-5; closed Monday March-Dec; 9-5; Tue-Sat; 10-3; Sun April-Nov; 8-5; 7 days May-Oct; 24 hrs; 7days April-Oct; 8-5; 7 days March-Nov; 6-9 April-Nov; 6-5; 7 days April-Nov; 8-5:00;closed Tuesdays March-Nov; 8-5 March-Oct, 6-6; Nov-Feb, 8-4 May-Oct; 6-9; 7 days April 15-Oct 15; 8-5 May-Nov; 9-5; Tues-Sat April- Nov; 6-5; 7 days April-Oct; 9-5; 7 days April-Nov; 8-4:30; closed Sun May-Oct; 8-3; closed Tues/Thur April-Oct; 8-4 May-Oct;8-5 Tues-Sat;9-3 Sun;Closed Mon. April-Nov; 8-5; 7 days All Year; 8-5 April-Nov; 8-5; closed Tues March-Nov; 8-4:30; 7 days May-Oct; 9-5; 7 days April-Oct; 7-7; 8-4:30 winter March 15-Nov 15; 8-4:30 March 15-Nov 20; 6-6; 7 days All Year; 9-5 April-Oct; 8-5 April-Oct; 8-5 April-Oct; 7-9 April-Nov; 8-5 May-Oct 15; 8-5 April-Oct; Mon-Sat 8:30-5; closed Tues Upon Request Upon Request June-Sept 1; 8-4:30 April-Nov; 8-4:30 April-Oct; 7-6 April-Oct; 8-5; Tues-Sat March-Oct; 9-4:30; closed Mon All Year; 24 hrs April-Dec; 8-5; 8-3 Sun. May-Oct; 6-6 March-Oct; 8-4:30 May-Oct 15; 7-5; 7 days May 15-Oct; 8-6 March-Oct; 8-4:30 April-Nov; 8-5 All Year; 7:30-4:30; Mon-Fri April-Nov; 24 hours March-Dec; 8-4:30 April-Nov 15; 6-2 April-Nov; 8-5 April-Oct; 7-7 March-Oct 8-4:30; Tues-Sat April 15-Oct 15; 8-5 May-Oct; 8-5; Mon-Sat April-Oct; 9-5:30 May-Sept; 8-8 March-Dec; 8-5 April-Nov 5:30-6; 7days April 15-Oct 15; 9-5 Memorial-Labor Day; 8-8; Winter;8-5; M-F All year; 8-5 April-Dec; 6-6; 7 days March-Dec; 6-5 May-Nov 15; 7-9 All Year; 8-6 April-Dec; 8-6 April-Oct; 8-4:30; 8:30-3 Sun.; Closed Mon. May-Oct.; 7 Days; 9-5 May-Oct; 7 Days; 9-5 40 59.09 74 36.69 40 50.57 73 58.03 40 45.80 74 01.17 40 45.65 74 02.59 40 43.52 74 01.99 40 42.72 74 02.61 40 42.64 74 02.59 40 38.77 74 01.17 40 27.67 74 16.06 40 27.59 74 15.37 40 27.47 74 16.04 40 27.40 74 16.11 40 27.28 74 16.34 40 26.49 74 06.24 40 26.37 74 11.92 40 26.00 74 13.10 40 25.28 74 03.68 40 25.01 74 21.43 40 24.96 74 01.92 40 23.47 73 58.67 40 22.67 74 00.77 40 22.05 74 02.23 40 21.75 73 58.50 40 21.25 74 03.82 40 21.19 74 04.03 40 21.06 74 04.42 40 21.03 73 58.56 40 20.22 73 58.74 40 20.20 73 59.91 40 20.16 73 58.94 40 19.70 74 00.90 40 19.53 73 59.41 40 19.46 73 59.95 40 18.85 74 00.16 40 11.37 74 45.35 40 11.23 74 01.39 40 11.17 74 02.41 40 10.78 74 01.85 40 09.00 74 42.90 40 06.76 74 02.33 40 06.70 74 02.63 40 06.46 74 02.91 40 06.43 74 03.07 40 06.12 74 02.48 40 05.97 74 05.42 40 05.87 74 05.28 40 05.74 74 05.17 40 05.54 74 03.51 40 04.40 74 03.00 40 04.05 74 03.12 40 04.00 74 04.94 40 04.00 74 08.00 40 03.94 74 07.86 40 03.90 74 04.97 40 03.75 74 07.70 40 03.69 74 04.44 40 03.55 74 04.45 40 02.38 74 56.73 40 02.36 74 04.44 40 02.36 74 03.51 40 02.20 74 58.60 40 02.16 74 58.66 40 02.00 74 58.48 40 01.69 74 05.58 40 01.00 74 06.25 40 01.00 74 59.00 40 00.33 74 03.67 39 59.33 74 04.10 39 58.40 74 08.08 39 56.96 74 06.85 39 56.68 74 08.20 39 56.39 74 08.84 39 56.33 74 08.54 39 56.09 74 09.23 39 55.76 74 07.15 39 55.33 74 06.75 39 54.36 74 05.24 39 52.30 74 09.28 39 52.14 74 09.28 39 51.65 74 09.47 39 50.13 74 11.98 39 50.10 74 11.50 39 50.10 74 11.52 39 49.93 74 11.34 39 49.92 74 11.30 39 49.89 74 11.20 39 49.78 74 11.09 39 49.68 74 10 74 39 49.47 74 10.72 39 48.01 74 11.05 39 47.59 75 21.21 39 47.57 74 11.49 39 47.30 74 11.33 39 46.61 74 11.55 39 45.65 74 06.64 39 45.45 74 06.70 39 45.31 74 07.13 39 40.06 74 12.88 39 39.65 74 11.82 39 38.18 74 11 27 39 37.94 74 11.47 39 35.85 74 20.42 39 35.52 74 26.28 39 35.39 74 20.41 39 35.01 74 13 61 39 34.98 74 20.22 39 34.65 74 13.97 39 34.58 74 14.05 39 34.32 74 14.19 39 34.01 74 14.66 39 32.85 74 27.67 39 32.47 74 23.21 39 32.01 74 27.93 39 26.91 74 43.72 39 25.11 74 21.73 39 22.72 74 25.64 39 22.54 74 25.47 39 21.30 74 32.41 39 21.13 74 42.30 39 19.51 74 31.10 39 18.99 74 59.82 39 18.89 74 37.84 39 18.80 74 35.39 39 18.77 74 32.18 39 18.66 74 35.55 39 18.48 74 35.80 39 17.49 75 11.84 39 16.40 74 58.75 39 16.00 74 59.00 39 15.29 74 37.77 39 15.14 74 59.90 39 14.50 75 10.284 39 09.47 74 41.85 39 04.01 74 47.09 39 03.48 74 45.96 39 01.71 74 48.10 39 01.64 74 48.63 39 00.44 74 47.92 39 00.40 74 47.97 39 00.38 74 48.039 38 59.94 74 49.02 38 59.70 74 50.81 38 59.69 74 09.02 38 59.39 74 50 19 38 59.29 74 49.81 38 59.21 74 49.47 38 57.45 74 52.57 38 57.37 74 51.80 38 57.29 74 54.10 38 57.24 74 53.00 38 57.23 74 53.05 38 57.00 74 54.65 38 56.89 74 54.59 38 56.88 74 54.76 38 56.82 74 54.82 40 56.78 73 55.12 LAKE HOPATCONG HUDSON RIVER HUDSON RIVER HUDSON RIVER HUDSON RIVER MORRIS CANAL MORRIS CANAL ARTHUR KILL CHEESEQUAKE CREEK RARITAN BAY CHEESEQUAKE CREEK CHEESEQUAKE CREEK RARITAN RIVER RARITAN BAY, PEWS CREEK RARITAN BAY MATAWAN CREEK SANDY HOOK BAY SOUTH RIVER SANDY HOOK BAY SHREWSBURY RIVER NAVESINK RIVER NAVESINK RIVER SHREWSBURY RIVER NAVESINK RIVER NAVESINK RIVER NAVESINK RIVER SHREWSBURY RIVER NAVESINK RIVER SHREWSBURY RIVER SHREWSBURY RIVER NAVESINK RIVER SHREWSBURY RIVER SHREWSBURY RIVER BRANCHPORT CREEK DELAWARE RIVER SHARK RIVER SHARK RIVER SHARK RIVER DELAWARE RIVER MANASQUAN RIVER DEBBIE'S CREEK MANASQUAN RIVER MANASQUAN RIVER MANASQUAN RIVER MANASQUAN RIVER MANASQUAN RIVER MANASQUAN RIVER MANASQUAN RIVER BARNEGAT BAY AND CANAL BARNEGAT BAY BEAVER DAM CREEK METEDECONK RIVER METEDECONK RIVER METEDECONK RIVER METEDECONK RIVER BEAVER DAM CREEK BARNEGAT BAY RANCOCAS CREEK BARNEGAT BAY BARNEGAT BAY DREDGE HARBOR DREDGE HARBOR DELAWARE RIVER BARNEGAT BAY BARNEGAT BAY DREDGE HARBOR ELVIS TIDAL POND BARNEGAT BAY TOMS RIVER BARNEGAT BAY DILLON'S CREEK TOMS RIVER TOMS RIVER TOMS RIVER TOMS RIVER BARNEGAT BAY BARNEGAT BAY CEDAR CREEK CEDAR CREEK LAUREL LAGOON FORKED RIVER FORKED RIVER FORKED RIVER FORKED RIVER FORKED RIVER BARNEGAT BAY RACCOON CREEK BARNEGAT BAY SOUTH HARBOR BARNEGAT BAY BARNEGAT BAY BARNEGAT BAY HIGH BAR HARBOR BARNEGAT BAY BARNEGAT BAY BARNEGAT BAY GREAT EGG HARBOR TUCKERTON CREEK BASS RIVER TUCKERTON CREEK LITTLE EGG HARBOR LITTLE EGG HARBOR BARNEGAT BAY LITTLE EGG HARBOR LITTLE EGG HARBOR BAY LITTLE EGG HARBOR BAY MULLICA RIVER GREAT BAY NACOTE CREEK GREAT EGG HARBOR RIVER STEELSMAN BAY CLAM CREEK CLAM CREEK GREAT EGG HARBOR GREAT EGG HARBOR RIVER INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY MAURICE RIVER PATCONG RIVER MANAHAWKIN BAY GREAT EGG HARBOR BAY GREAT EGG HARBOR BAY GREAT BAY NANTUXENT CREEK MAURICE RIVER MAURICE RIVER PECK BAY MAURICE RIVER CEDAR CREEK INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY SCOTCH BONNET CREEK GREAT CHANNEL TWO MILE BRIDGE POWELLS CREEK BEACH CREEK INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY OTTENS HARBOR HEREFORD INLET RICHARDSON'S CHANNEL POST CREEK BASIN GRASSY SOUND CHANNEL INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY GRASSY SOUND CHANNEL CAPE MAY HARBOR CAPE MAY HARBOR CAPE MAY HARBOR CAPE MAY HARBOR CAPE MAY HARBOR CAPE ISLAND CREEK SCHELLENGER CREEK CAPE ISLAND CREEK N. BRANCH FORKED RIVER N. BRANCH FORKED RIVER FORKED RIVER FORKED RIVER HUDSON RIVER CAPE ISLAND CREEK 27 35 40 50 200 110 200 N/A 45 40 50 3 N/A 40 45 26 60 32 130 28 43 55 50 80 N/A 16 50 72 110 26 35 50 40 55 45 38 45 75 3 23 40 60 40 60 50 40 120 50 150 50 40 45 38 45 50 60 50 35 35 60 45 50 50 40 30 47 45 40 40 50 45 50 N/A 50 56 50 28 45 45 40 50 50 60 50 40 50 35 50 38 60 51 40 40 30 50 30 60 28 40 40 50 40 65 40 30 40 50 28 70 60 42 45 38 40 30 200 150 41 39 50 50 35 36 125 30 50 40 N/A 50 65 35 60 40 55 40 30 52 30 40 40 32 32 30 40 65 10 100 100 40 40 100 200 45 80 25 40 52.73 73 56.76 HUDSON RIVER 40 32 973-663-3911 201-943-3424 201-902-8787 201-319-5100 201-626-5550 201-451-1000 201-985-8000 908-820-4296 732-721-1605 732-566-5961 732-721-1605 732-721-6480 732-721-2290 732-495-9440 732-264-0971 732-583-6930 732-291-1333 732-254-0300 732-291-1670 732-842-8777 732-842-1194 732-747-3010 732-741-8113 732-741-0003 732-530-2770 732-741-5753 732-842-3700 732-222-9693 732-222-7717 732-222-3492 732-842-4963 732-870-2542 732-222-8563 732-229-4466 609-392-7275 732-776-5992 732-775-0700 732-681-2266 609-298-9754 732-223-0369 732-223-2589 732-528-6160 732-528-6200 732-892-4222 732-840-0300 732-840-2100 732-892-2300 732-899-5559 732-892-9000 732-899-8022 732-240-0067 732-477-0404 732-840-9530 732-840-1100 732-840-9090 732-892-3000 732-899-2500 856-461-0086 732-477-0259 732-477-6700 856-461-3555 856-461-1077 856-461-2700 732-477-3322 732-477-3736 856-461-1194 732-793-7975 732-793-7460 732-929-9809 732-270-0914 732-270-8541 732-929-2582 732-929-1171 732-244-2106 732-269-2565 732-269-3700 732-793-3296 732-269-1351 609-693-2347 609-693-6112 609-693-5045 609-971-2145 609-693-2145 609-971-1357 609-693-9423 609-693-2134 609-693-6100 609-693-6288 609-693-4252 609-693-2217 856-467-9173 609-693-9444 609-693-7600 609-971-1514 609-494-2305 609-494-9196 609-494-8801 609-597-8909 609-494-1371 609-361-1400 609-926-0600 609-294-1859 609-296-2388 609-296-1820 609-492-5191 609-296-9400 609-492-1118 609-492-7931 609-492-8645 609-492-2150 609-652-1119 609-296-2392 609-652-9380 609-625-3141 609-266-3939 609-441-8482 609-348-8418 or 0669 609-383-9500 609-927-3627 856-825-5334 609-926-8545 609-494-2838 609-823-2626 609-927-5900 609-926-1700 856-447-3992 609-785-0100 856-785-1273 609-390-1850 856-785-9878 856-447-5115 609-263-2201 609-368-1777 609-368-1141 609-465-4770 609-927-2415 609-522-5411 609-522-1307 609-522-0900 609-522-6440 609-729-4774 609-729-1244 or 9186 609-729-2229 609-522-1919 609-729-8900 609-884-7289 609-522-1341 609-884-0188 609-884-4849 609-884-0808 609-884-3351 609-884-2400 609-884-3370 609-884-0262 609-822-3400 201-768-1360 201-768-1360 March-Dec; 5:30-6 Sun-Th; 5:30-8 F-Sat 40 23.88 73 58.90 SHREWSBURY RIVER 45 732-872-7200 April-Nov; 9-5; 7 days 40 07.48 74 06.02 MANASQUAN RIVER 50 732-458-2016 March-Dec;8:30-5 40 06.10 74 06.02 MANASQUAN RIVER 60 732-892-0388 April-Oct;9-5; 7 days 40 02.90 74 04.31 METEDECONK RIVER 50 732-477-9781 March 15-Dec 15; 6-8; 7 days 39 47.58 74 11.20 BARNEGAT BAY 60 609-693-0100 April-Oct ; 8-5; 7 days 39 44.30 74 07.24 BARNEGAT BAY 30 609-494-9090 All Year; 8-5; 7 days 39 35.82 74 20.44 TUCKERTON CREEK 30 609-294-9090 May-Oct; 8-5; 7 days 38 57.27 74 53.58 CAPE MAY HARBOR N/A 609-425-3179 April-Nov; 8:30-4:30; 7 days 39 18.73 74 35.26 SHIP”S CHANNEL 50 609-927-1175 April-Nov; 24hrs; 7 days Tokens 39 19.51 74 31.10 39 19.48 74 31.66 INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY 50 609-822-2400 Boaters: DON'T Pollute! Report Environmental Problems Boating Safety NEVER: - Discharge oily bilge water - Squirt liquid detergent into oily bilge water - Top off fuel tanks - Use liquid detergent to disperse fuel spills at fuel pumps - Dump used oil, other engine fluids or oil products into the water, down storm drains or into a general waste receptacle - Contaminate used oil with other toxic substances, such as engine cleaner or gasoline - Use toxic solvents to clean engine parts - Leave oily tools, parts or debris on the boat or dock - Spill or burn off paint - Scrape paint over the water's surface - Scrape, sand, or paint on windy days - Allow paint materials to enter the environment - Launch boat before the paint has cured - Wash or discard paint cans, brushes, or protective clothing in storm drains or water Message to Boaters Pumpout Guide New Jersey Boater's New Jersey Boater's Relevant Internet Sites New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection www.state.nj.us/dep New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife www.njfishandwildlife.com United States Fish & Wildlife Service www.fws.gov New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium www.njmsc.org Marine Trades Association of New Jersey www.mtanj.org New Jersey Division of Watershed Management www.state.nj.us/dep/watershedmgt Delaware Estuary Program www.delawareestuary.org NY/NJ Harbor Estuary Program www.harborestuary.org Barnegat Bay National Estuary Program www.bbep.org New Jersey Clean Marina Program www.njcleanmarina.org While out on the water, you may witness a form of environmental abuse or an environmental emergency. The state operates a 24-hour hotline you can call to report the situation. Operators will refer the problem to the appropriate authorities. Some examples of environmental crises are algal blooms and fish kills. Water discoloration is an indication of algal blooms, which occurs when large amounts of algae form near the surface of the water. This is a serious problem because decaying algal blooms reduce the oxygen content in the water, particularly in shallow regions, leading to the death of fish and other resident animals. The hotline number is: 1-877-WARNDEP (1-877-927-6337). The State of New Jersey recognizes the need for safe boating and highly recommends that all boaters and personal watercraft operators make themselves thoroughly familiar with all the laws and regulations. Here are some safety tips to help you during your travels on New Jersey's waterways: Always tell someone where you will be on the water. If you encounter problems, this will help authorities locate you. Never go out alone, know your limits, and boat according to your abilities. Don't exceed the load limit and know how to swim in case you or someone else goes overboard. Always wear your PFD, it is your best life insurance on the water. Practice rescue techniques. If someone is in trouble in the water, use elementary rescue methods first, such as throwing something that floats to the victim. Only as a last resort should you enter the water to save someone. As a boater you are obligated to render assistance to someone in distress. We would like to thank Eleanor A. Bochenek, Marine Scientist, Haskin Shellfish Research Laboratory, Rutgers University and Janet N. Larson, Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Ocean County for sharing their information and allowing the New Jersey Clean Vessel Program to adapt their text for this publication.
Transcript of A r e a o f New Jersey Boater's ewJ erseyB oater's D e t a ... · r S a n d y H o o k ... Deal Lake...
74°20'0"W
40°20'0"N
40°20'0"N
40°40'0"N
40°40'0"N
74°20'0"W
74°0'0"W
41°60'0"N
6
2
1
4
4
5
5
6
2
0 2 4
Nautical Miles
1
0 1,000 2,000
Yards
0 1,000 2,000
Yards
0 1,000 2,000
Yards
0 250 500
Yards
0 1,000 2,000
Yards
0 1,000 2,000
Yards
0 500 1,000
Yards
M c C l e e s C r
Hu
ds
on
Ri
ve
r
Hu
ds
on
Ri
ve
r
A r e ao f
D e t a i l
S h a r k R i v e r
Shark RiverInlet
S h a r k R i v e r
M a n a s q
ua
nR
i ve
r
PointPleasant
Manasquan
Sea Girt
M a n a s q ua n
Ri v
e r
AsburyPark
LongBranch
R a r i t a n
B a y
L o w e r
N e w Y o r k B a y
At l a
nt i c
Oce
an
Old Bridge
So ut hR iv er
Keyport
PARKWAY
GA
RDEN STATE
CliffwoodBeach
PARKWAY
GA
RDEN STATE
LaurenceHarbor
L a k eH o p a t c o n g
St u
mp
Cr
S a n d y H o o kB a y
�������������������
�������
U p p e r
N e w Y o r k B a y
Newark
Bay
Ha
ck
en
sac k
Ri v
er
K i l l
V a n
K u l l
R a h w a y R i v e r
M o r s e s C r
El i z a b e t h
R
Ar t h
ur
Ki l l
Co m
p t on C r
Leonardo AtlanticHighlands
Keansburg
DealLake
Lake Takanassee
MonmouthBeach
Sea Bright
K e y p o r tH a r b o r
Ch
ee
s eq u a k e
Cr
Fl a
t C r
Ma t
aw
a nC
r
P a r k er
sC
r
Bran
chport
Cr
S i l v e r C r
Bla
ckbe
r r yC
r
T o wn
N
e c kC r
Oceanport
Rumson
Little Silver
Shark RiverHills
Belmar
FairHaven
Fair Haven
Red Bank
Brielle
PointPleasant
Hoboken
Elizabeth
JerseyCity
UnionCity
Weehawken
Weehawken
UnionCity
Hoboken
JerseyCity
Hopatcong
Mt Arlington80
1 9
N e w Y o r k
SouthAmboy
G a r d e n S t a t eP a r k w a y
Neptune
Ne
wJ e
r se y
Tu
r np i
k e
78
Newark
Bayonne
Locust
Little Silver
Wa a c k a a c k
C r
Tho
r nsC
r
495
15
35
36
35
18
35
71
70
34
71
R a r i t an
Ri v
er
Al la i re State Par k
Manasquan R iver WMA
Gateway Nat iona lRecreat ion Area
CheesequakeState Par k
CheesequakeState Par k
Sawmi l lCreek WMA
Liber tyState Par k
Pa l isadesInter state
Par k
Ber ksh i re Va l leyWMA
Ga r d e n
St a
t eP
arkwa
y
1
4
9 8
7
6
5
10
11
12
13
14
15
18 17
16
20
19 21 23
24
25
26
27
28 29
30
31
32 33
34 36
35
39
40
41
37
44 45
46
47
49
53 50
51 52
Sh
r ew
s bu
r y R
i ve r
PleasureBay
Shr e
ws b u
r yR
ive r
Na
v e s i n kR i v e r
H o r s e s h o eC o v e
Na
ve
s i n k R
i ve
r
Royal Flush pumpout boat
Royal Flush pumpout boat
Royal Flush pumpout boat
Morris CanalBasin
Dear Boater, Thank you for picking up a copy of The New Jersey Boater’s Pumpout Station Guide. The guide has been updated to provide you with a current list of operating pumpout stations, as well as updated background and contact information. The New Jersey Clean Vessel Act Program has also produced an electronic version of the guide which is now available on an interactive mapping website located at the following web address http://ims.rutgers.edu/pumpout/ Visitors to the site will find information about shellfish water classifications, boat ramps, open space areas and fuel sales in addition to pumpout station locations. Please call ahead to the marina of your choice to ensure the pumpout is fully functional. Pumping out your boat’s holding tank at a certified facility or into a pumpout boat will help keep New Jersey’s water clean, and aid in the protection of our fish, shellfish, and wildlife populations. It will also help protect the health of everyone who enjoys New Jersey’s beautiful coastal and freshwater resources. After all, no one wants to swim, boat or fish in polluted water. Using pumpout stations is a simple contribution we can all make in preventing pollution and keeping New Jersey’s environment clean and healthy. Thank you for your interest in New Jersey’s Clean Vessel Act Program and please remember to be a safe boater and “Keep Our Waters Clean – Use Pumpouts!“ The New Jersey Clean Vessel Act Steering Committee
Pa
ss
ai c
Ri v
er
N JTURNPIKE
N JTURNPIKE
N JTURNPIKE
3
3
Teaneck
2
3
22
43
48
56 59
61 62
54 55
123456789
101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899
100101102103104105106107108109110111112113114115116117118119120121122123124125126127128129130131132133134135136137138139140141142143144145146147148149150151152153154155156157158159160161162163164165166167
ID Pumpout Facility Hours Phone Lat. (N)/ Long. (W) Water BodyLargest
Vessel (ft) VHFFLASH ENTERPRISE 3ALPINE BOAT BASIN 6
VON DOHLN BROS INC. 8 ENGLEWOOD BOAT BASIN 6
PORT IMPERIAL MARINA 5 88LINCOLN HARBOR YACHT CLUB 5 74NEWPORT YACHT CLUB AND MARINA 11 16LIBERTY HARBOR MARINA 15 68LIBERTY LANDING MARINA 17 72CITY OF ELIZABETH MARINA 5 16OLD SPYE MARINA 5VIKINGS MARINA 5LOCKWOOD BOAT WORKS 4 72BROWN'S BOAT YARD 4MORGAN MARINA, INC. N/AMONMOUTH COVE MARINA 5HANS PEDERSEN AND SONS 6WAGNER'S TWIN TOWERS MARINA 3LEONARDO STATE MARINA 6 16MERMAID’S COVE MARINA 3ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MUNICIPAL MARINA 8 9TWIN LIGHTS MARINA 15 9OCEANVIEW MARINA INC. 5OCEANIC MARINA 2-6FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS 6 9CARRIAGE HOUSE MARINA 8IRWIN'S' YACHT WORKS, INC. 7 16RED BANK MUNICIPAL BASIN 6SEA-LAND MARINA 5NAVESINK MARINA 15
0ATLANTIS YACHT CLUB 5CHANNEL CLUB MARINA 8
9MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER 3BARNACLE BILL'S MARINA 5MARINER'S EMPORIUM 3PLEASURE BAY YACHT BASIN INC. 7OCEANPORT LANDING INC. 8TRENTON MARINE CENTER 30MAIN ONE MARINA, INC. 4 9SHARK RIVER BEACH & YACHT CLUB 6BELMAR MUNICIPAL BASIN 7 16BORDENTOWN YACHT CLUB 10LIGHTNING JACKS MARINA 5 MANASQUAN MUNICIPAL MARINA 2ROBINSON'S ANCHORAGE 4HOFFMAN'S MARINA INC. 6 65BRIELLE MARINE BASIN 3 16GARDEN STATE MARINA 7 9 SOUTHSIDE MARINA 165MANASQUAN RIVER CLUB 5 9 MARINE MAX 5 CRYSTAL POINT YACHT CLUB 7 16CLARK'S LANDING MARINA 3 5JOHNSON BROTHERS BOAT WORKS 6 16CANAL POINT MARINA 5SHOREHAVEN YACHT CLUB 4FORGE LANDING MARINA 5JERSEY SHORE MARINA AND BOATS 3BRENNAN BOAT COMPANY, INC. 3GREEN COVE MARINA 4ARNOLD'S YACHT BASIN 6COMSTOCK BOAT WORKS 4 9
LIGHTNING JACKS RIVERSIDE 8METEDECONK RIVER YACHT CLUB
BEATON, DAVID AND SONS INC. 4WINTER YACHT BASIN INC. 7 16G. WINTER SAILING CENTER 6RIVERSIDE MARINA, INC. 7 16CLARK'S LANDING MARINA (DELAWARE RIVER) 3 69BAYWOOD MARINA 10DRUMPOINT MARINA 5DREDGE HARBOR MARINA 5HARBOR YACHT CLUB AND MARINA 6OCEAN BEACH MARINA INC 10TOMS RIVER YACHT CLUB 4PIER ONE MARINA 6DILLON'S' CREEK MARINA 5ISLAND HEIGHTS YACHT CLUB 4COZY COVE MARINA 8RIVERBANK MARINA 5OCEAN GATE YACHT BASIN, INC. 6GOOD LUCK POINT MARINA 4WHEEL HOUSE MARINA 2 16CEDAR CREEK SAILING CENTER/MARINA INC 5 78OCEAN BEACH MARINA SOUTH INC 2LAUREL HARBOR MARINA 4FORKED RIVER STATE MARINA 8 16WILBERT'S MARINA 5 16SILVER CLOUD HARBOR MARINA 4 9THE MARINA AT TALL OAKS 6TIDE'S END MARINA 7 71RICK'S MARINA INC. 12TOWNSEND'S MARINA 10SOUTHWINDS HARBOR MARINA 8 17LACEY ELKS LODGE NO. 2518 6HOLIDAY HARBOR MARINA 5RICHARD'S BUTTONWOOD MARINA 10
LONG KEY YACHT CLUB & MARINA 3STAN'S MARINE CENTER 5 16LEAMINGS MARINE, INC. 6LIGHTHOUSE MARINA 12BOROUGH OF BARNEGAT LIGHT PUBLIC DOCK 2HIGH BAR HARBOR YACHT CLUB CONDO. ASSOC. 10 16
MARGO'S INN 4CAUSEWAY BOAT RENTAL & MARINA 4SUNSET MARINA, INC 5 16MARINE MAX 6 6MAGLEY'S G.E.B. Marina 6
VIKING YACHTING CENTER 10 72TUCKERTON MARINE SERVICE STATION 6SOUTHWICK'S MARINA/ GARDEN HARBOR MARINA 3 9 SHELTERED COVE MARINA 8 16EASTERN MARINE 4 16SPORTSMAN'S MARINA 7 14SHELTER HARBOR MARINA 7 16MORRISON'S BEACH HAVEN MARINA 5CHESTNUT NECK BOAT YARD 8 9GREAT BAY MARINA 5NACOTE CREEK MARINA 15 68MAYS LANDING MARINA 4NORTH POINT MARINA 3 68SENATOR FRANK S. FARLEY STATE MARINA 13 65KAMMERMAN'S MARINE 6 16GIFFORD MARINE 4HIDDEN MILL MARINE CENTER 3SUNSET DOCK BAR AND MARINA 8
SPRING GARDEN MARINA 20WATERFRONT BOAT YARD 3MARINE MAX 5SEAVIEW HARBOR MARINA 6 10
SOMERS POINT MARINA 4 16WATERFRONT POWER SPORTS 3SUNDOG MARINA 5 16PENNY HILL MARINA 3 70RIVER ROAD MARINA 25 ALL SEASONS MARINA 6 16BOAT WORLD MARINA 3 68FORTESCUE STATE MARINA 4 78MINMAR MARINA 6 16CAMP MARINE SERVICES INC 5STONE HARBOR MARINA INC. 3 9DOLPHIN COVE MARINA 15THOMPSON MARINE & ENGINE INC 3 68NORTH WILDWOOD BAYFRONT PARK 10NORTH WILDWOOD MARINA 6SOUTH DOCK MARINA 4B & E MARINE 8PIER 47 MARINA 6 16BRIDGEPORT MARINA 4 16 LIGHTHOUSE POINTE MARINA 5 16 DELTA LADY, INC 7SCHOONER ISLAND MARINA 6 9HINCH MARINA, INC. 5TWO MILE LANDING MARINA 25 69CANYON CLUB RESORT MARINA 8 16
BREE-ZEE-LEE YACHT BASIN 4HARBORVIEW MARINA 16,66 5MISS CHRIS MARINA 8 16 SOUTH JERSEY MARINA 12 16 ROSEMANS BOAT YARD 10CAPE MAY MARINA INC. 8 16
Depthat
Pumpout (ft)
15
SPENCER’S BAYSIDE MARINA 6
ROBBIES LOVELADIES MARINA 4
MARITIME MARINA 5
BLUE WATER MARINA 20
GARDEN STATE YACHT SALES AND MARINA 15 16
SNUG HARBOR MARINA 4
To report a pumpout station that is not working or if you experience a problem with a pumpout facility, please contact the Marine Trades Association of New Jersey at 732-292-1051 or send an email to [email protected].
April-Sept; 9-4:30
May-Nov; 9-6All Year; 8-6April-Oct; 8-6April-Oct; 8-4April-Oct; 8-8; 8-4:30 winter March-Dec; 8-7; 8-3 winter All Year; 6-8 April-Oct; 8-6 April 15-Nov 1; 8-4:30 April-Nov; 8-6April-Nov; 24 hrsApril -Nov; 8:30-5; 7 days May-Oct; 8-4May-Nov; 8-4:30; 7 days May-Nov; 8-5April-Oct; 24 hrs; 7 days May-0ct; 24 hrs April-Nov 15 7:30-4:30
April-Nov; 8-67-5 Summer; 8-4:30 M-F winterOct-Sept; 8-6;Tues-Sat March-Nov; 9-5May-Oct; 24 hrs, 7 days April 15 - Nov. 15; 24 hrs; 7 days April-Oct; 9-3April-Oct; 8-4:30; 7 days Memorial-Labor Day; 9-5 April-Nov; 8-5; 7 days May-Oct; 9-5 Sat/Sun 9-2 April 15-Nov 1; upon requestMay-Oct; 8-5 March-Nov; 8-4, Closed Mon.
May-Oct;9-5;Mon-Sat; 10-5 SunApril-Dec 15; 8-5April-Nov; 6-8pm6-6 March-Nov; 7-3 Dec-FebMay-Oct; 9-6
April-Oct; 8-4April-Oct; 9-4:30April-Dec; 8-5; 7 days April-Oct; 8-4; 7 days April-Oct;7-5 Mon-Sat;10-3 Sun
April-Nov; 8 - 4:30May-Sept; 9-5; Mon-FriApril-Nov; 24 hrs self-serveMarch-Nov; 8-5:30April-Oct;8-5April-March; 24 hrs; 7 daysApril-Oct; 9-5April-Oct 15; 24 hrs; 7daysApril-Nov 15; 8-5; Tues-SatMay-Sept; 9-4; Mon-Sat
April 15-Nov 15; 9-4; Tues-SunApril-Oct 8-5; Mon-FriMarch-Nov;8-4:30; 7 days
March-Oct; 8-8 May-Nov; 8-4:30SELF SERVICE 24 hrs; 7 days April 15-Oct 15; 24 hrs April-Oct; 9-5May-Oct; 8-4:30April-Oct; 8-5May-Nov; 8-6; 7 days April-Oct;9-4;M-F April-Nov; 9-5April-Oct; 8:30-4:30April-Oct; 8:30-4All Year; 8-6May-Oct 15; 9-5; Mon-SatJune-Sept 1; 9-5April - Nov; 8-5:30; closed Tues April-Oct; 8-5All Year ; 8-5All Year; 24 hrs; 7 daysJune-Oct 15; 7-6; 7 days April-Oct; 9-5April-Nov; 9-4; 7 days April-Nov; 8:30-4:30; closed MonApril-Oct;6-6April-Oct; 9-5; closed MondayApril 15-Nov 1; 8-5March 15-Nov 15; 24 hrsMarch-Nov; 9-5April-Dec; 8-5; closed Monday March-Dec; 9-5; Tue-Sat; 10-3; Sun April-Nov; 8-5; 7 days May-Oct; 24 hrs; 7daysApril-Oct; 8-5; 7 days March-Nov; 6-9
April-Nov; 6-5; 7 days April-Nov; 8-5:00;closed TuesdaysMarch-Nov; 8-5March-Oct, 6-6; Nov-Feb, 8-4May-Oct; 6-9; 7 days April 15-Oct 15; 8-5
May-Nov; 9-5; Tues-Sat April- Nov; 6-5; 7 days April-Oct; 9-5; 7 days April-Nov; 8-4:30; closed Sun May-Oct; 8-3; closed Tues/Thur
April-Oct; 8-4 May-Oct;8-5 Tues-Sat;9-3 Sun;Closed Mon.April-Nov; 8-5; 7 days All Year; 8-5April-Nov; 8-5; closed Tues March-Nov; 8-4:30; 7 days May-Oct; 9-5; 7 days April-Oct; 7-7; 8-4:30 winterMarch 15-Nov 15; 8-4:30March 15-Nov 20; 6-6; 7 days All Year; 9-5April-Oct; 8-5April-Oct; 8-5April-Oct; 7-9 April-Nov; 8-5May-Oct 15; 8-5April-Oct; Mon-Sat 8:30-5; closed Tues Upon Request
Upon Request June-Sept 1; 8-4:30April-Nov; 8-4:30April-Oct; 7-6
April-Oct; 8-5; Tues-SatMarch-Oct; 9-4:30; closed MonAll Year; 24 hrsApril-Dec; 8-5; 8-3 Sun.May-Oct; 6-6 March-Oct; 8-4:30May-Oct 15; 7-5; 7 days May 15-Oct; 8-6March-Oct; 8-4:30 April-Nov; 8-5All Year; 7:30-4:30; Mon-Fri April-Nov; 24 hoursMarch-Dec; 8-4:30April-Nov 15; 6-2April-Nov; 8-5April-Oct; 7-7March-Oct 8-4:30; Tues-SatApril 15-Oct 15; 8-5May-Oct; 8-5; Mon-SatApril-Oct; 9-5:30 May-Sept; 8-8March-Dec; 8-5 April-Nov 5:30-6; 7days April 15-Oct 15; 9-5Memorial-Labor Day; 8-8; Winter;8-5; M-F
All year; 8-5 April-Dec; 6-6; 7 days March-Dec; 6-5 May-Nov 15; 7-9 All Year; 8-6April-Dec; 8-6
April-Oct; 8-4:30; 8:30-3 Sun.; Closed Mon.
May-Oct.; 7 Days; 9-5 May-Oct; 7 Days; 9-5
40 59.09 74 36.69
40 50.57 73 58.0340 45.80 74 01.1740 45.65 74 02.5940 43.52 74 01.9940 42.72 74 02.6140 42.64 74 02.5940 38.77 74 01.1740 27.67 74 16.0640 27.59 74 15.3740 27.47 74 16.0440 27.40 74 16.1140 27.28 74 16.3440 26.49 74 06.2440 26.37 74 11.9240 26.00 74 13.1040 25.28 74 03.6840 25.01 74 21.4340 24.96 74 01.92
40 23.47 73 58.6740 22.67 74 00.7740 22.05 74 02.2340 21.75 73 58.5040 21.25 74 03.8240 21.19 74 04.0340 21.06 74 04.4240 21.03 73 58.5640 20.22 73 58.7440 20.20 73 59.9140 20.16 73 58.9440 19.70 74 00.9040 19.53 73 59.4140 19.46 73 59.9540 18.85 74 00.1640 11.37 74 45.3540 11.23 74 01.3940 11.17 74 02.4140 10.78 74 01.8540 09.00 74 42.90
40 06.76 74 02.3340 06.70 74 02.6340 06.46 74 02.9140 06.43 74 03.0740 06.12 74 02.48
40 05.97 74 05.4240 05.87 74 05.2840 05.74 74 05.1740 05.54 74 03.5140 04.40 74 03.0040 04.05 74 03.1240 04.00 74 04.9440 04.00 74 08.0040 03.94 74 07.8640 03.90 74 04.9740 03.75 74 07.7040 03.69 74 04.4440 03.55 74 04.45
40 02.38 74 56.7340 02.36 74 04.4440 02.36 74 03.5140 02.20 74 58.6040 02.16 74 58.6640 02.00 74 58.4840 01.69 74 05.5840 01.00 74 06.2540 01.00 74 59.0040 00.33 74 03.6739 59.33 74 04.1039 58.40 74 08.0839 56.96 74 06.85 39 56.68 74 08.2039 56.39 74 08.8439 56.33 74 08.5439 56.09 74 09.2339 55.76 74 07.1539 55.33 74 06.7539 54.36 74 05.2439 52.30 74 09.2839 52.14 74 09.2839 51.65 74 09.4739 50.13 74 11.9839 50.10 74 11.5039 50.10 74 11.5239 49.93 74 11.3439 49.92 74 11.3039 49.89 74 11.2039 49.78 74 11.0939 49.68 74 10 7439 49.47 74 10.7239 48.01 74 11.0539 47.59 75 21.21
39 47.57 74 11.4939 47.30 74 11.3339 46.61 74 11.5539 45.65 74 06.6439 45.45 74 06.7039 45.31 74 07.13
39 40.06 74 12.8839 39.65 74 11.8239 38.18 74 11 27
39 37.94 74 11.4739 35.85 74 20.42
39 35.52 74 26.2839 35.39 74 20.4139 35.01 74 13 6139 34.98 74 20.2239 34.65 74 13.9739 34.58 74 14.0539 34.32 74 14.1939 34.01 74 14.6639 32.85 74 27.6739 32.47 74 23.2139 32.01 74 27.9339 26.91 74 43.7239 25.11 74 21.7339 22.72 74 25.6439 22.54 74 25.4739 21.30 74 32.4139 21.13 74 42.3039 19.51 74 31.10
39 18.99 74 59.8239 18.89 74 37.8439 18.80 74 35.3939 18.77 74 32.18
39 18.66 74 35.5539 18.48 74 35.8039 17.49 75 11.8439 16.40 74 58.7539 16.00 74 59.0039 15.29 74 37.7739 15.14 74 59.9039 14.50 75 10.28439 09.47 74 41.8539 04.01 74 47.0939 03.48 74 45.9639 01.71 74 48.1039 01.64 74 48.6339 00.44 74 47.9239 00.40 74 47.9739 00.38 74 48.03938 59.94 74 49.0238 59.70 74 50.8138 59.69 74 09.0238 59.39 74 50 1938 59.29 74 49.8138 59.21 74 49.4738 57.45 74 52.5738 57.37 74 51.8038 57.29 74 54.10
38 57.24 74 53.0038 57.23 74 53.0538 57.00 74 54.6538 56.89 74 54.5938 56.88 74 54.7638 56.82 74 54.82
40 56.78 73 55.12 LAKE HOPATCONG
HUDSON RIVERHUDSON RIVERHUDSON RIVERHUDSON RIVERMORRIS CANALMORRIS CANALARTHUR KILLCHEESEQUAKE CREEKRARITAN BAYCHEESEQUAKE CREEKCHEESEQUAKE CREEKRARITAN RIVERRARITAN BAY, PEWS CREEKRARITAN BAYMATAWAN CREEKSANDY HOOK BAYSOUTH RIVERSANDY HOOK BAY
SHREWSBURY RIVERNAVESINK RIVERNAVESINK RIVERSHREWSBURY RIVERNAVESINK RIVERNAVESINK RIVERNAVESINK RIVERSHREWSBURY RIVERNAVESINK RIVERSHREWSBURY RIVERSHREWSBURY RIVERNAVESINK RIVERSHREWSBURY RIVERSHREWSBURY RIVERBRANCHPORT CREEKDELAWARE RIVERSHARK RIVERSHARK RIVERSHARK RIVERDELAWARE RIVER
MANASQUAN RIVERDEBBIE'S CREEKMANASQUAN RIVERMANASQUAN RIVERMANASQUAN RIVER
MANASQUAN RIVERMANASQUAN RIVERMANASQUAN RIVERMANASQUAN RIVERBARNEGAT BAY AND CANALBARNEGAT BAYBEAVER DAM CREEKMETEDECONK RIVERMETEDECONK RIVERMETEDECONK RIVERMETEDECONK RIVERBEAVER DAM CREEKBARNEGAT BAY
RANCOCAS CREEKBARNEGAT BAYBARNEGAT BAYDREDGE HARBORDREDGE HARBORDELAWARE RIVERBARNEGAT BAYBARNEGAT BAYDREDGE HARBORELVIS TIDAL PONDBARNEGAT BAYTOMS RIVERBARNEGAT BAYDILLON'S CREEKTOMS RIVERTOMS RIVERTOMS RIVERTOMS RIVERBARNEGAT BAYBARNEGAT BAYCEDAR CREEKCEDAR CREEKLAUREL LAGOONFORKED RIVERFORKED RIVERFORKED RIVER
FORKED RIVERFORKED RIVERBARNEGAT BAYRACCOON CREEK
BARNEGAT BAYSOUTH HARBORBARNEGAT BAYBARNEGAT BAYBARNEGAT BAYHIGH BAR HARBOR
BARNEGAT BAYBARNEGAT BAYBARNEGAT BAYGREAT EGG HARBORTUCKERTON CREEK
BASS RIVERTUCKERTON CREEKLITTLE EGG HARBORLITTLE EGG HARBORBARNEGAT BAYLITTLE EGG HARBORLITTLE EGG HARBOR BAYLITTLE EGG HARBOR BAYMULLICA RIVERGREAT BAYNACOTE CREEKGREAT EGG HARBOR RIVERSTEELSMAN BAYCLAM CREEKCLAM CREEKGREAT EGG HARBORGREAT EGG HARBOR RIVERINTRACOASTAL WATERWAY
MAURICE RIVERPATCONG RIVERMANAHAWKIN BAYGREAT EGG HARBOR BAY
GREAT EGG HARBOR BAYGREAT BAYNANTUXENT CREEKMAURICE RIVERMAURICE RIVERPECK BAYMAURICE RIVERCEDAR CREEKINTRACOASTAL WATERWAYSCOTCH BONNET CREEK GREAT CHANNELTWO MILE BRIDGEPOWELLS CREEKBEACH CREEKINTRACOASTAL WATERWAYOTTENS HARBORHEREFORD INLETRICHARDSON'S CHANNELPOST CREEK BASINGRASSY SOUND CHANNELINTRACOASTAL WATERWAYGRASSY SOUND CHANNELCAPE MAY HARBORCAPE MAY HARBORCAPE MAY HARBOR
CAPE MAY HARBORCAPE MAY HARBORCAPE ISLAND CREEKSCHELLENGER CREEK
CAPE ISLAND CREEK
N. BRANCH FORKED RIVERN. BRANCH FORKED RIVER
FORKED RIVERFORKED RIVER
HUDSON RIVER
CAPE ISLAND CREEK
27
354050200110200N/A4540503
N/A4045266032130
2843555080N/A1650721102635504055453845753
2340604060
5040120501505040453845506050
353560455050403047454040504550N/A505650284545405050605040503550386051
404030503060
2840405040
65 40 30405028 70 60 42 45 384030200150413950
503536125
305040N/A5065 35 604055 403052304040323230406510
100 100
40401002004580
25 40 52.73 73 56.76 HUDSON RIVER 40
32
973-663-3911
201-943-3424 201-902-8787201-319-5100201-626-5550201-451-1000201-985-8000908-820-4296732-721-1605732-566-5961732-721-1605732-721-6480732-721-2290732-495-9440732-264-0971732-583-6930732-291-1333732-254-0300 732-291-1670
732-842-8777732-842-1194732-747-3010732-741-8113732-741-0003732-530-2770732-741-5753732-842-3700732-222-9693732-222-7717732-222-3492732-842-4963732-870-2542732-222-8563732-229-4466609-392-7275732-776-5992732-775-0700732-681-2266609-298-9754
732-223-0369732-223-2589732-528-6160732-528-6200732-892-4222
732-840-0300732-840-2100732-892-2300732-899-5559732-892-9000732-899-8022732-240-0067732-477-0404732-840-9530732-840-1100732-840-9090732-892-3000732-899-2500
856-461-0086732-477-0259732-477-6700856-461-3555856-461-1077856-461-2700732-477-3322732-477-3736856-461-1194732-793-7975732-793-7460732-929-9809732-270-0914732-270-8541732-929-2582732-929-1171732-244-2106732-269-2565732-269-3700732-793-3296732-269-1351609-693-2347609-693-6112609-693-5045609-971-2145609-693-2145609-971-1357609-693-9423609-693-2134609-693-6100609-693-6288609-693-4252 609-693-2217856-467-9173
609-693-9444609-693-7600609-971-1514609-494-2305609-494-9196609-494-8801
609-597-8909 609-494-1371609-361-1400609-926-0600609-294-1859
609-296-2388609-296-1820609-492-5191609-296-9400609-492-1118609-492-7931609-492-8645609-492-2150609-652-1119609-296-2392609-652-9380609-625-3141609-266-3939609-441-8482609-348-8418 or 0669609-383-9500609-927-3627
856-825-5334609-926-8545609-494-2838609-823-2626
609-927-5900609-926-1700856-447-3992609-785-0100856-785-1273609-390-1850856-785-9878856-447-5115609-263-2201609-368-1777609-368-1141609-465-4770609-927-2415609-522-5411609-522-1307609-522-0900609-522-6440609-729-4774609-729-1244 or 9186609-729-2229609-522-1919609-729-8900609-884-7289609-522-1341609-884-0188
609-884-4849609-884-0808609-884-3351609-884-2400609-884-3370609-884-0262
609-822-3400
201-768-1360 201-768-1360
March-Dec; 5:30-6 Sun-Th; 5:30-8 F-Sat 40 23.88 73 58.90 SHREWSBURY RIVER 45 732-872-7200
April-Nov; 9-5; 7 days 40 07.48 74 06.02 MANASQUAN RIVER 50 732-458-2016
March-Dec;8:30-5 40 06.10 74 06.02 MANASQUAN RIVER 60 732-892-0388
April-Oct;9-5; 7 days 40 02.90 74 04.31 METEDECONK RIVER 50732-477-9781
March 15-Dec 15; 6-8; 7 days 39 47.58 74 11.20 BARNEGAT BAY 60 609-693-0100
April-Oct ; 8-5; 7 days 39 44.30 74 07.24 BARNEGAT BAY 30 609-494-9090
All Year; 8-5; 7 days 39 35.82 74 20.44 TUCKERTON CREEK 30 609-294-9090
May-Oct; 8-5; 7 days 38 57.27 74 53.58 CAPE MAY HARBOR N/A 609-425-3179
April-Nov; 8:30-4:30; 7 days 39 18.73 74 35.26 SHIP”S CHANNEL 50 609-927-1175
April-Nov; 24hrs; 7 days Tokens 39 19.51 74 31.1039 19.48 74 31.66 INTRACOASTAL WATERWAY 50609-822-2400
Boaters: DON'T Pollute!
Report Environmental Problems
Boating Safety
NEVER: - Discharge oily bilge water - Squirt liquid detergent into oily bilge water - Top off fuel tanks - Use liquid detergent to disperse fuel spills at fuel pumps - Dump used oil, other engine fluids or oil products into the water, down storm drains or into a general waste receptacle - Contaminate used oil with other toxic substances, such as engine cleaner or gasoline - Use toxic solvents to clean engine parts - Leave oily tools, parts or debris on the boat or dock - Spill or burn off paint - Scrape paint over the water's surface - Scrape, sand, or paint on windy days - Allow paint materials to enter the environment - Launch boat before the paint has cured - Wash or discard paint cans, brushes, or protective clothing in storm drains or water
Message to Boaters
Pumpout GuideNew Jersey Boater'sNew Jersey Boater's
Relevant Internet SitesNew Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection www.state.nj.us/dep New Jersey Division of Fish & Wildlife www.njfishandwildlife.com United States Fish & Wildlife Service www.fws.gov New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium www.njmsc.org Marine Trades Association of New Jersey www.mtanj.org New Jersey Division of Watershed Management www.state.nj.us/dep/watershedmgt Delaware Estuary Program www.delawareestuary.org NY/NJ Harbor Estuary Program www.harborestuary.org Barnegat Bay National Estuary Program www.bbep.org New Jersey Clean Marina Program www.njcleanmarina.org
While out on the water, you may witness a form of environmental abuse or an environmental emergency. The state operates a 24-hour hotline you can call to report the situation. Operators will refer the problem to the appropriate authorities. Some examples of environmental crises are algal blooms and fish kills. Water discoloration is an indication of algal blooms, which occurs when large amounts of algae form near the surface of the water. This is a serious problem because decaying algal blooms reduce the oxygen content in the water, particularly in shallow regions, leading to the death of fish and other resident animals. The hotline number is:1-877-WARNDEP (1-877-927-6337).
The State of New Jersey recognizes the need for safe boating and highly recommends that all boaters and personal watercraft operators make themselves thoroughly familiar with all the laws and regulations. Here are some safety tips to help you during your travels on New Jersey's waterways: Always tell someone where you will be on the water. If you encounter problems, this will help authorities locate you. Never go out alone, know your limits, and boat according to your abilities. Don't exceed the load limit and know how to swim in case you or someone else goes overboard. Always wear your PFD, it is your best life insurance on the water. Practice rescue techniques. If someone is in trouble in the water, use elementary rescue methods first, such as throwing something that floats to the victim. Only as a last resort should you enter the water to save someone. As a boater you are obligated to render assistance to someone in distress.We would like to thank Eleanor A. Bochenek, Marine Scientist, Haskin Shellfish Research Laboratory, Rutgers University and Janet N. Larson, Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Ocean County for sharing their information and allowing the New Jersey Clean Vessel Program to adapt their text for this publication.
