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North Jersey Coast Line

The North Jersey Coast Line is one of New Jersey Transit's commuter lines. Out of 42 inbound and 43 outbound daily weekday trains, 7 inbound and 7 outbound trains (about 16%) use the Waterfront Connection (opened September 9, 1991) to Hoboken Terminal; the rest go to Secaucus Junction and New York Penn Station. Passengers can transfer at Newark Penn Station to reach the other detination if necessary.

The line is only electrified north of Long Branch Station ; diesels use the whole line to Hoboken, but a few trains stop at Long Branch for a transfer to an electric train to New York.

Station listing

See Northeast Corridor Line for stations between New York/Hoboken and Perth Amboy Junction.

Milepost City Station Oper Connections
20RahwayPerth Amboy Junction NJT Northeast Corridor Line splits
21WoodbridgeAvenel NJT
22.5Woodbridge NJT
25
20
Perth AmboyWoodbridge Junction /Long Branch Junction
21Perth Amboy NJT
22
0
CP Beach
1.5South AmboySouth Amboy NJT
6.5AberdeenAberdeen-Matawan NJT
8.5HazletHazlet NJT
12.5MiddletownMiddletown NJT
16.5Red BankRed Bank NJT
19Little SilverLittle Silver NJT
20OceanportMonmouth Park NJT
22.5Long BranchLong Branch NJT
24.5Elberon NJT
26.5AllenhurstAllenhurst NJT
28Asbury ParkAsbury Park NJT
29Bradley BeachBradley Beach NJT
31BelmarBelmar NJT
33Spring LakeSpring Lake NJT
35ManasquanManasquan NJT
37Point Pleasant BeachPoint Pleasant Beach NJT
38Bay HeadBay Head NJT
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