Pictures of the Walt Whitman Bridge Approach (NJ 76C)

Walt Whitman Bridge Approach (NJ 76C) Northbound

Walt Whitman Bridge Approach (NJ 76C) Southbound

This is the beginning of the Walt Whitman Bridge Approach (NJ 76C) northbound in Audubon Park Boro. The roadway splitting on the left is the Black Horse Pike (NJ 168) northbound. The "NJ 76C" designation, which is also known as the "Interstate 76 Connector", is not signed except as being "TO I-76" as shown here. Filmed August 21, 2000.

This is the beginning of the Walt Whitman Bridge Approach (NJ 76C) southbound in Camden. The exit was signed as "Exit 48" at the time of filming, which was a continuation of Pennsylvania's exit numbering along I-76. Since this was filmed, the exit has been resigned as "Exit 354", again a continuation of Pennsylvania's I-76 exit numbering scheme (now based on mileage instead of being sequential). In reality, this should be "Exit 2" on I-76 in New Jersey. Filmed August 21, 2000.

This is the Walt Whitman Bridge Approach (NJ 76C) northbound south of Exit 2(North I-676, Camden, Ben Franklin Bridge) in Haddon Township. Note the deteriorated condition of the roadway. Since this was filmed, the roadway has undergone a reconstruction. Filmed August 21, 2000.

This is the Walt Whitman Bridge Approach (NJ 76C) southbound at Exit 2(North I-676, Camden Waterfront) in Camden. As can be seen, the "NJ 76C" designation is not signed, and "TO I-76" would of course be inappropriate for traffic heading in this direction of the "Interstate 76 Connector". Therefore the southbound direction is signed as "TO NJ 168" as shown above. Filmed August 21, 2000.

This is the Walt Whitman Bridge Approach (NJ 76C) northbound at Exit 2(North I-676, Camden, Ben Franklin Bridge) in Camden. Filmed August 21, 2000.

This is the Walt Whitman Bridge Approach (NJ 76C) southbound north of Exit 1(North US 130, Camden, Trenton) in Camden. Filmed August 21, 2000.

This is the end of the Walt Whitman Bridge Approach (NJ 76C) northbound in Camden. The roadway merging from the left is the North-South Freeway-Walt Whitman Bridge Connector (I-76). The roadway continues ahead as the Walt Whitman Bridge (I-76), which is visible directly ahead. Filmed August 21, 2000.

This is the end of the Walt Whitman Bridge Approach (NJ 76C) southbound in Haddon Township. The roadway merging from the left is the Black Horse Pike (NJ 168) southbound. The roadway continues as the Black Horse Pike (NJ 168), a divided arterial. Filmed August 21, 2000.

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I-676 I-76 EAST

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