New Jersey Route 55 - Exit List

Exit List

County Location Mile km Exit Destinations Notes
Cumberland
 Maurice River Township 20.00 32.19 Route 47 (Delsea Drive) – Port Elizabeth, Wildwood, Cape May At-grade intersection
21.49 34.58 21 Schooner Landing Road Southbound exit, northbound entrance
Millville 24.59 39.57 24 Route 49 (Cumberland Road) – Millville, Bridgeton
Vineland 26.88 43.26 26 CR 555 (Main Road/Wheaton Avenue) – Vineland, Buena
Millville 27.79 44.72 27 Route 47 (Delsea Drive) – Vineland, Millville
Vineland 29.75 47.88 29 CR 552 (Sherman Avenue) – Bridgeton, South Vineland
32.69 52.61 32A-B Route 56 (Landis Avenue) – Vineland, Rosenhayn
35.01 56.34 35 CR 674 (Garden Road) – Brotmanville, North Vineland Southbound signed as exits 35A (east) and 35B (west)
Salem
 No major junctions
Gloucester
 Franklin Township 39.36 63.34 39A-B US 40 – Malaga, Elmer
43.50 70.01 43 Little Mill Road – Franklinville, Clayton
Elk Township 45.36 73.00 45 CR 553 (Monroeville-Glassboro Road) – Clayton, Glassboro, Centerton
Glassboro 48.84 78.60 48 CR 641 (Ellis Mill Road) – Glassboro, Ferrell
Harrison Township 50.50 81.27 50A-B US 322 / CR 536 – Glassboro, Richwood, Mullica Hill
Mantua Township 53.48 86.07 53 CR 553 (Woodbury-Glassboro Road) – Pitman, Wenonah Southbound signed as exits 53A (south) and 53B (north)
Deptford Township 56.37 90.72 56A Route 47 south (Delsea Drive) to Route 41 – Hurffville, Glassboro
56.37 90.72 56B Route 47 north (Delsea Drive) – Woodbury, Westville
58.90 94.79 58 To CR 621 – Deptford, Almonesson
60.54 97.43 Route 42 north – Camden, Philadelphia
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

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