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Originally published in 1939
Some of this information may no longer be current and in that case is presented for historical interest only.
Edited by GET NJ, COPYRIGHT 2003
RAMSEY, 3.8 miles (340 alt., 3,258 pop.), is a shipping center for dairy
farmers and the residence of commuters to New York.
South of Ramsey the highway has four lanes of concrete with a center
parkway.
At 6.6 miles is the junction with a paved road.
Left here to SADDLE RIVER, 1 miles 150 alt., 657 pop.), a country town supporting a polo team in the Bergen County League. A tradition is that the settlement
was named by two Scottish land speculators, Captain Nichols and Richard Stillwell,
who bought several thousand acres from the Indians. Both saw the strong likeness
of the stream to Saddle Burn, a brook in Argyllshire.
Two recently developed areas of ultramodern cottages with cobalt shutters and scarlet roofs are R. at the northern entrance to Hohokus.
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