The northern and southern states had become less and less alike--socially, economically, politically. The North had become increasingly industrial and commercial while the South had remained largely agricultural. More important than these differences, however, was African-American slavery.
WITHIN NEW JERSEY. Take NJ Turnpike to exit 7A, I-195 east to exit 16A or Garden State Parkway exit 98, I-195 west to exit 16, then one mile west on Rte. 537 to Six Flags. FROM PHILADELPHIA. Take the Ben Franklin Bridge to Route 38 east.Take NJ Turnpike north to exit 7A to I-195 east or Route 295 north to I-195 east. Exit at 16A, then one mile west on Rte. 537 to Six Flags. FROM NEW YORK. Take the George Washington Bridge, Lincoln Tunnel or Holland Tunnel to NJ Turnpike south to exit 7A.ake NJ Turnpike to exit 7A, I-195 east to exit 16A or Garden State Parkway exit 98, I-195 west to exit 16, then one mile west on Rte. 537 to Six Flags. FROM PHILADELPHIA. Take the Ben Franklin Bridge to Route 38 east.
New Jersey 440 rises above the Arthur Kill River on the Outerbridge Crossing from Perth Amboy. The state route freeway transitions into New York 440 at the state line midway between the Garden State and Staten Island, New York.eaving the toll barrier and Page Avenue interchange on New York 440 northbound. New York 440 follows the West Shore Expressway northward from the Outerbridge Crossing to Interstate 278 (Staten Island Expressway). All traffic interests to the Verrazano Narrows Bridge along I-278 are advised to take New York 440.