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Bivalve, NJ
Brick, NJ which borders Wall, NJ
Little Egg Harbor, NJ
Good Intent, NJ
Succasunna, NJ
Leisure Village, NJ
...and my favorite, Manunka Chunk, NJ
And from another state:
Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa
Don't forget
Minatola, NJ
Marmora, NJ
Pomona, NJ
Ho-ho-kus, NJ
Wantage, NJ
Hoptacong, NJ
Shell Pile, NJ
National Park, NJ (which people always think is called Red Bank)
Wequahic (a neighborhood in Newark)
Buttzville, NJ
Bellmawr
Don't forget
Minatola, NJ
Marmora, NJ
Pomona, NJ
Ho-ho-kus, NJ
Wantage, NJ
Hoptacong, NJ
Shell Pile, NJ
National Park, NJ (which people always think is called Red Bank)
Wequahic (a neighborhood in Newark)
Buttzville, NJ
Bellmawr
and if we're going to mention roads, there's
Shades of Death Rd
Unexpected Rd. Buena, NJ
all this and more from "Weird NJ"
there's also
Hell, MI
Brym Mawr, PA
Bala Cynwyd, PA
Another town near Shellpile was called Bivalve, another crazy sounding name. Also I remember reading about Shellpile in the late 60s. It was rickety town by the river not too far from the South Jersey shore. People lived in ramshacle shanties and there were piles of clam and oyster shells all over the place. The folks there were pretty poor and shucked shells for a living. Since then, the shacks all have been torn down and I am not sure how much of the town if anything is still left.
Another town near Shellpile was called Bivalve, another crazy sounding name. Also I remember reading about Shellpile in the late 60s. It was rickety town by the river not too far from the South Jersey shore. People lived in ramshacle shanties and there were piles of clam and oyster shells all over the place. The folks there were pretty poor and shucked shells for a living. Since then, the shacks all have been torn down and I am not sure how much of the town if anything is still left.
Ya, there's almost nothing left. I love going to Bivalve though. Way, way, way back in the day Commercial township used to have the highest concentration of millionaires.
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