Amboy Branch

Amboy Branch
Overview
Owner	Conrail Shared Assets Operations NJ Transit
Service
Services	River Line
History
Opened	October 1832 (1832-10)
Technical
Line length	61 mi (98 km)
Track gauge	1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge
Route map Legend mi North Jersey Coast Line Raritan Bay Drawbridge 0.0 South Amboy Junction South Amboy North Jersey Coast Line Gillespie running track Browns Yard South River 7.2 Old Bridge 9.4 Spotswood 11.6 Helmetta 13.4 Jamesburg Freehold Branch 13.5 Jamesburg Branch 16.0 Prospect Plains 17.6 Cranbury 20.6 Highstown Pemberton and Hightstown Railroad 24.1 Windsor 27.0 Robbinsville 30.5 Yardville Bordentown Branch 33.9 28.0 Bordentown 27.0 Fieldsboro Kinkora Branch 24.2 Roebling 23.3 Florence (PRR) Florence 19.3 East Burlington Burlington Branch Assiscunk Creek 18.8 Burlington Towne Centre Burlington South 16.5 Edgewater Park 15.6 Beverly/Edgewater Park 14.5 Perkins Delanco 13.3 Delanco (PRR) Rancocas Creek 12.7 Riverside Cinnaminson 9.2 Riverton 8.6 Palmyra Pennsauken–Route 73 5.9 Delair Pennsauken 36th Street 3.3 Pavonia Pemberton Branch Pavonia Yard Cooper River 2.2 Camden–12th Street PATCO Speedline Vineland Secondary Camden–Broadway PATCO Speedline River Line 1.3 Camden Delaware River ferry 0.0 Philadelphia–Market Street This diagram: view talk edit

The Amboy Branch is a railway line in the state of New Jersey, in the United States. It was the original main line of the Camden and Amboy Railroad, and at its fullest extent ran 61 miles (98 km) from South Amboy, New Jersey, to Camden, New Jersey. The line was built between 1830 and 1834 by the Camden and Amboy, and eventually became part of the Pennsylvania Railroad's network. Ownership of the line today is split between Conrail Shared Assets Operations and NJ Transit, whose River Line uses the branch between Camden and Bordentown, New Jersey.