Mantoloking Bridge, which is a drawbridge. After crossing the Barnegat Bay, the route enters Mantoloking and becomes Herbert Street, passing resort homes before ending at Route 35 near the Atlantic Ocean. History West of Chesterfield, the road was maintained by the Bordentown and Crosswicks Turnpike Company, chartered in 1854. Its main road went from Bordentown east to Crosswicks along modern-day Bordentown-Crosswicks Road; a spur was planned to reach New Egypt, but only reached Chesterfield. CR 528 from Jacobstown to Lakewood was signed as part of the Camp Dix Way, an auto trail stretching from Camden to Seaside Heights. CR 528 was designated in 1952. A spur route, County Route 528 Spur, existed, which is now Burlington County Route 670, Burlington County Route 616, and Ocean County Route 616. In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in October 2012, much of the Herbert Street section of CR 528, the adjacent portion of Route 35, and the surrounding area in Mantoloking were destroyed when a new inlet between Barnegat Bay and the Atlantic Ocean opened around the eastern base of the bridge over the bay. The bridge and Route 35 intersection fully reopened in February 2013. Major intersections CR 528 Truck CR 528 Truck is a signed truck route of CR 528 that bypasses New Egypt. The route begins in North Hanover Township, Burlington County at the intersection of CR 528 and CR 537. CR 528 Truck heads northeast along CR 537 where it exits Burlington County and forms the border between Upper Freehold Township, Monmouth County and Plumsted Township, Ocean County. At CR 539, CR 528 Truck turns south onto CR 539 and ends at its intersection with CR 528 east of New Egypt. Major intersections See also References External links NJ State Highways: CR 515-530 CR 528 pictures 528 528 528