Where is south jersey?

[UNO1]

My vote is for south of toms river...

[TheStigX]

Originally Posted by UNO1

My vote is for south of toms river...

x2

That's what I say.

[globex]

I consider everything past route 37 is south jersey. It has a very different feel when you go past that road. I've lived on both sides of the road.

[shadyvito]

I always though everything south of Mt Holly.

[nikeo02]

Central NJ is exits 7-13 on the NJTP. Thats just the way it is!

[hexmonkey]

Originally Posted by theguyfromnj

As a spin-off on the "seperate state" thread.....

Where do you think is the dividing line between north and south jersey?

I am guessing most would say I-195?

I'd go with anywhere south of Trenton. If you can get to Philly faster than you can get to NYC, then you're in South Jersey.

[janzik]

Being a life long resident of Old Bridge (minus a few years up in Harrison, with my now, wife), I've always considered Old Bridge as Central Jersey. Anything North of "the bridge" (which covers Driscol, Edison and whatever they call the new Route 35 bridge) is North Jersey. The "shore" was always Pt Pleasant/Seaside and South Jersey was anything South of that (AC and Wildwood were the only 2 places we ever cared about as kids).

My wife, on the other hand, a life long North Jersey resident until I moved her down to the sunny suburbs of Old Bridge considers anything south of the bridge* (see above) to be South Jersey or The Shore. I have explained that Old Bridge/Sayreville is merely "The Gateway to the Jersey Shore", but she doesn't get it... Bennies...

[shatuck]

My vote is for anything south of 70

[Cliff897]

Originally Posted by theguyfromnj

As a spin-off on the "seperate state" thread.....

Where do you think is the dividing line between north and south jersey?

I am guessing most would say I-195?

South of me.

I think of the pine barrens at the beginning

[Rowdy]

i would have to say the intersection if rt 70 and 195