Bergen County Road 38

Highways of Bergen County, New Jersey

County Road 38

Bergen County Road 38 starts from Midland Avenue in Garfield and cuts across the "lost" portion of South Hackensack before passing alongside the old Curtiss-Wright plant and making its way across Hasbrouck Heights.

An unusual feature is that, for 0.4 mile, the road bears two different names. It is commonly known as Passaic Avenue, but since Lodi already has a Passaic Avenue, its side of the street (opposite the Curtiss-Wright property) is called Terhune Avenue.

Mile Street Name Feature (West to East)

0.00 CR 38 BEGINS, Garfield City

0.00 River Dr Midland Ave, CR 67/507 {signal}

0.20 River Dr Erie Railroad {underpass}

0.23 River Dr Saddle River {bridge}

0.23 Entering South Hackensack Twp

0.53 Saddle River Ave Unnamed stream {bridge}

0.56 Saddle River Ave S Main St, CR 61 {signal}

0.56 CR 38 turns left onto S Main St, CR 61

0.70 CR 38 turns right onto (Terhune Ave) [Passaic Ave]

0.70 Entering (Lodi Boro) [Wood-Ridge Boro]

0.70 (Terhune Ave) [Passaic Ave] S Main St, CR 61 {signal}

1.10 Entering (Hasbrouck Heights Boro) [Wood-Ridge Boro]

1.10 (Terhune Ave) becomes Passaic Ave

1.23 Entering Hasbrouck Heights Boro

1.50 Passaic Ave Boulevard, CR 57 {traffic circle}

1.84 Passaic Ave Terrace Ave, CR 55

1.84 CR 38 ENDS, Hasbrouck Heights Boro