The New Jersey coast
19 charted sites, from the state line to the state line, in the stretches of coast people actually name. So far lighthouses and shipwrecks; islands, shoals and reefs are coming soon. On the website before the app.
- Sandy Hook and the New Jersey side of the harbor7 sites
Sandy Hook and its 1764 lighthouse, the Navesink Twin Lights on the Highlands above it, and the harbor lights off Bayonne, South Amboy and the hook: Robbins Reef, Great Beds and Romer Shoal.
- Sea Girt and the Monmouth shore1 site
The boardwalk towns of the northern Jersey Shore, with the Sea Girt Lighthouse on the beachfront.
- Long Beach Island and Barnegat Inlet1 site
Old Barney, the Barnegat Lighthouse, at the north tip of Long Beach Island beside Barnegat Inlet.
- Atlantic City1 site
Atlantic City and Absecon Inlet, with the tallest lighthouse in New Jersey a few blocks from the boardwalk.
- The Wildwoods1 site
North Wildwood and Hereford Inlet, with the wooden Hereford Inlet Lighthouse and its gardens.
- Cape May3 sites
Cape May Point at the southern tip of New Jersey, with the Cape May Lighthouse and, out in the mouth of Delaware Bay, Brandywine Shoal.
- East Point and the New Jersey bay shore3 sites
The marshes of New Jersey's Delaware Bay shore, with East Point Lighthouse at the mouth of the Maurice River and the caisson lights out in the bay: Miah Maull and Ship John Shoal.
- Finns Point and Pennsville1 site
The Delaware River shore at Pennsville, with the tall iron Finns Point range tower in the wildlife refuge.
- Paulsboro and the river below Philadelphia1 site
Paulsboro on the Delaware River below Philadelphia, where the Tinicum range tower still guides ships upriver.