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Wood-Ridge station

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Wood-Ridge, New Jersey
Wood Ridge station September 2011
Wood Ridge station September 2011

Wood-Ridge (formerly known as Woodridge–Moonachie) is an NJ Transit rail station on the Pascack Valley Line. The station is in Wood-Ridge, New Jersey and is located at Park Place East, near the intersection of Route 17.

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Wood-Ridge station
Park Place East,

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N 40.8437 ° E -74.0789 °
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Wood-Ridge

Park Place East
07072
New Jersey, United States
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Wood Ridge station September 2011
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