
Industrial corridors and dense urban centers dominate this region of New Jersey as it appeared in the mid-1990s. The massive footprint of Newark International Airport sits at the heart of a complex transportation network where the New Jersey Turnpike Extension and the Pulaski Skyway converge near Oak Island Yards. Along the waterways, the heavy maritime infrastructure of Port Newark and Port Ivory underscores the area's role as a global logistics hub, while the Elizabeth Channel and Kill Van Kull define the busy shipping lanes between the mainland and Staten Island.
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