Highlands Bridge

Highlands, New Jersey, USA

1:30pm Eastern Daylight Time, 19 September 2004

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Caption

The Highlands Bridge crosses the Shrewsbury River at Highlands, New Jersey below where the Shrewsbury River enters the Raritan Bay. The Highlands Bridge was erected in 1932 giving easy access to Sandy Hook and the Jersey Shore. It is a bascule bridge, and during the Summer Months it can create long lines of traffic when the bridge is lifted.

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Location

USA-Canada / USA-New Jersey

Lat: 40° 23' 47" N
Long: 74° 59' 49" W

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Equipment

Hardware: Nikon 950 with Nikon Wide Converter WC-E63 and KiWi 900/950 Pan Head
Software: VR Worx for Stitching, Photoshop for touchup, LiveStage Pro for the Interactive QuickTime Authoring.

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