RDG. B&O also used CNJ tracks for the final approach to Jersey City. Portions still operated Aldene-High Bridge (Main Line): New Jersey Transit (NJT) Raritan Valley Line Perth Amboy-Bay Head: NJT North Jersey Coast Line Elizabethport-Aldene; Elizabethport-Perth Amboy; Jersey City-Bayonne; Red Bank-Lakehurst: Conrail Shared Assets Operations Lakehurst-Woodmansie: Cape May Seashore Lines Winslow Junction-Vineland: Southern Railroad of New Jersey Dover & Rockaway Branch (Wharton-Rockaway); High Bridge Branch (Kenvil-Flanders): Morristown & Erie Railway Gallery Predecessor railroads Buena Vista Railroad Carteret & Sewaren Railroad Carteret Extension Railroad Cumberland & Maurice River Railroad Cumberland & Maurice River Extension Railroad Elizabeth Extension Railroad Freehold & Atlantic Highlands Railroad Lafayette Railroad Manufacturers' Extension Railroad Middle Brook Railroad New Jersey Terminal Railroad New Jersey Southern Railroad Navesink Railroad Passaic River Extension Railroad Raritan North Shore Railroad Sound Shore Railroad Toms River Railroad Toms River & Barnegat Railroad Vineland Railroad Vineland Branch Railway West Side Connecting Railroad West End Railroad Named passenger trains CNJ operated several named trains, most of which were interstate operations: Blue Comet: Jersey City, New Jersey-Atlantic City, New Jersey Bullet: Jersey City-Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania via Allentown, Pennsylvania Crusader: Jersey City-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (with RDG) Interstate Express: Syracuse, New York-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (with the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad and RDG) Mermaid: Sandy Hook, New Jersey-Scranton, Pennsylvania Queen of the Valley: Jersey City-Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (with RDG) Wall Street: Jersey City-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (with RDG) Williamsporter: Jersey City, New Jersey-Williamsport, Pennsylvania Several non-CNJ trains operated over CNJ trackage north of Bound Brook, New Jersey to the Jersey City terminal: Capitol Limited: Jersey City, New Jersey-Chicago, Illinois (B&O) National Limited: Jersey City, New Jersey-St. Louis, Missouri (B&O) Royal Blue: Jersey City, New Jersey-Washington, D.C. (B&O) Heritage Units As a part of Norfolk Southern's 30th anniversary in 2012, the company painted 20 new locomotives into predecessor schemes. NS #1071, an EMD SD70ACe locomotive, was painted into the Central Railroad of New Jersey orange and blue. In 2019, NJ Transit unveiled locomotive 4109 painted in a heritage scheme based on that of the CNJ GP40P. See also Central Railroad of Pennsylvania SS Asbury Park, a crack coastal steamer built for the CNJ in 1903, and subsequently rebuilt and operated as a car ferry in San Francisco Bay (1919 to 1940), Puget Sound (1943 to 1951), and the Strait of Georgia (1952 to 1976) References Further reading Railway companies established in 1849 Railway companies disestablished in 1976 Former Class I railroads in the United