New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 40 § 18-4(14.1)

1. That all those parts of the counties of Essex and Bergen, contained within the following boundaries and lines: beginning at the mouth of Yantekaw, or Third river, at its entrance into the Passaic river, being the present boundary of the township of Acquackanunk; running thence northwesterly along the course of the line of said township, to the corner of said line at or near the Newark and Pompton turnpike; thence, in a straight line, to the bend of the road below the house now occupied by John Freeman, in the township of Caldwell, being about one and a half miles in length; thence to the middle of the Passaic river; thence along the middle of said river to the middle of the mouth of the Pompton river, by the two bridges; thence up said river, along the line between Bergen and Morris counties, to Sussex county; thence, along the line between Sussex and Bergen counties, to the state of New York; thence easterly, along the line between the two states to the division line between the townships of Pompton and Franklin; thence, along said line dividing said townships and the townships of Franklin and Saddle River, to where it intersects the road commonly called Goetchius lane; thence down the center of said road or lane, to the Passaic river; thence, down the middle of the Passaic river, to the place of beginning, be and the same is hereby erected into a separate county, to be called the county of Passaic; said lines shall hereafter be the division lines between the counties of Essex, Morris, Sussex, Bergen, and the state of New York, and the county of Passaic, respectively.