Old York Road (historic route)

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Old York Road is a historic colonial-era route in New Jersey and Pennsylvania that once connected Philadelphia with New York City and served as a major corridor for early American travel and commerce.

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instanceOf colonial-era transportation route
historic road
category colonial American roads
historic roads in New Jersey
historic roads in Pennsylvania
connects New York City
Philadelphia
country United States of America
eraOfConstruction 18th century
follows general corridor of later turnpikes between Philadelphia and New York City
function link between colonial ports of Philadelphia and New York
hasHeritageStatus historic route of regional significance
historicalPeriod colonial era
influenced development of towns along its path
locatedIn New Jersey, United States
surface form: New Jersey

Pennsylvania
namedAfter Old York
surface form: York (historic name associated with New York)
partOf historic routes between Philadelphia and New York City
roadType overland road
significance major corridor for early American commerce
major corridor for early American travel
transportMode horseback travel
stagecoach travel
traverses Delaware Valley
surface form: Delaware River region

central New Jersey
southeastern Pennsylvania
use commerce
overland travel
postal route

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East Amwell Township, New Jersey hasHistoricSite Old York Road (historic route)