Highways of Bergen County, New Jersey

Interstate 287 is a semi-beltway around New York City. It stretches from Woodbridge, N.J., at a junction with NJ 440 and the New Jersey Turnpike, out through Bridgewater, Basking Ridge, Morristown, Boonton, and up to Suffern, where it follows the New York State Thruway across the Tappan Zee Bridge and then the Cross-Westchester Expressway (a road also administered by the Thruway Authority) to the New England Thruway (I-95) at Port Chester.

The northernmost stretch in New Jersey, from Boonton to Mahwah, was not completed until 1993, thanks to arguments over property rights and wildlife conservation. Most of I-287 in Bergen County is included in this stretch, although the highway includes about a mile and a half previously designated NJ 208 and overlays the north end of NJ 17.

Only the 10.39-mile portion of the freeway in Bergen County is included here; the mile markers are from the highway's origin in Edison.

Mile Street Name Feature (South to North)

57.15 Entering Oakland Boro, Bergen Co.

Northbound at the county line.

57.53 I-287 Miller Rd {overpass}

58.13 I-287 Skyline Dr / West Oakland Ave , Interchange 57 {overpass}

58.33 I-287 Ramapo River {bridge}

58.86 I-287 Ramapo Valley Rd , Interchange 58 {overpass}

Southbound at the exit for US 202. Ramapo Mountain looms in the near distance.

59.08 I-287 Pond Brook {bridge}

Northbound at the exit for NJ 208. The northbound lanes of NJ 208 cross over here.

59.80 I-287 , Interchange 59 {merge}

59.94 I-287 NJ 208 northbound {underpass}

60.32 I-287 Pond Brook {bridge}

60.62 I-287 Franklin Ave {overpass}

61.70 I-287 Bridle Way {overpass}

62.01 I-287 Phelps Rd {underpass}

62.21 Entering Mahwah Twp

63.53 I-287 Campgaw Mountain Co. Reservation {underpass}

63.94 I-287 Campgaw Rd {underpass}

64.43 I-287 Darlington Ave {overpass}

Northbound, a little over a mile shy of the merge with NJ 17.

66.05 I-287 Ramapo Valley Rd {overpass}

66.49 I-287 Ramapo River {bridge}

66.57 I-287 Stag Hill Rd {bridge}

66.94 I-287 [ NJ 17 ] {overpass}

67.15 I-287 , Interchange 66 {merge}

67.15 Next 0.39 mile co-signed with NJ 17

The last overpass in New Jersey, with overhead signage courtesy of either the New York
State Department of Transportation or the New York State Thruway Authority.

67.52 I-287 U-turn ramp {underpass}

67.54 Entering Ramapo Town, Rockland Co.

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Mile	Street Name	Feature (South to North)
57.15	Entering Oakland Boro, Bergen Co.
Northbound at the county line.
57.53		Miller Rd {overpass}
58.13		Skyline Dr / West Oakland Ave , Interchange 57 {overpass}
58.33		Ramapo River {bridge}
58.86		Ramapo Valley Rd , Interchange 58 {overpass}
Southbound at the exit for US 202. Ramapo Mountain looms in the near distance.
59.08		Pond Brook {bridge}
Northbound at the exit for NJ 208. The northbound lanes of NJ 208 cross over here.
59.80		, Interchange 59 {merge}
59.94		northbound {underpass}
60.32		Pond Brook {bridge}
60.62		Franklin Ave {overpass}
61.70		Bridle Way {overpass}
62.01		Phelps Rd {underpass}
62.21	Entering Mahwah Twp
63.53		Campgaw Mountain Co. Reservation {underpass}
63.94		Campgaw Rd {underpass}
64.43		Darlington Ave {overpass}
Northbound, a little over a mile shy of the merge with NJ 17.
66.05		Ramapo Valley Rd {overpass}
66.49		Ramapo River {bridge}
66.57		Stag Hill Rd {bridge}
66.94		[] {overpass}
67.15		, Interchange 66 {merge}
67.15	Next 0.39 mile co-signed with
The last overpass in New Jersey, with overhead signage courtesy of either the New York State Department of Transportation or the New York State Thruway Authority.
67.52		U-turn ramp {underpass}
67.54	Entering Ramapo Town, Rockland Co.