Beaverdam Brook (New Jersey) facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Beaverdam Brook |
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Beaverdam Brook map
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| Country | United States |
| Physical characteristics | |
| Main source | 40°25′33″N 74°25′44″W / 40.42583°N 74.42889°W |
| River mouth | 49 ft (15 m) 40°25′53″N 74°28′18″W / 40.43139°N 74.47167°W |
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| Progression | Lawrence Brook, Raritan River, Atlantic Ocean |
Beaverdam Brook is a small tributary (a stream that flows into a larger one) of Lawrence Brook. You can find it in central East Brunswick, New Jersey, in the United States.
Where Does Beaverdam Brook Flow?
Beaverdam Brook begins in central East Brunswick. Its starting point is near the intersection of Ryders Lane (CR-617) and Dunhams Corner Road. This spot is at 40°25′33″N 74°25′44″W / 40.42583°N 74.42889°W.
The brook flows under Dutch Road and also passes beneath the New Jersey Turnpike. It then goes under Hardenburg Lane. After that, it flows through the Tamarack County Golf Course.
Further along its path, Beaverdam Brook crosses Fresh Ponds Road and Riva Avenue. Finally, it empties into Farrington Lake. Farrington Lake is actually a part of Lawrence Brook that has been dammed. The brook joins the lake at 40°25′53″N 74°28′18″W / 40.43139°N 74.47167°W.
Can You Visit Beaverdam Brook?
Yes, it is quite easy to get to Beaverdam Brook. This stream crosses many different roads. It also runs right through a golf course. Because of these things, it is very accessible for people to see.
Other Streams Nearby
Beaverdam Brook is one of several smaller streams that flow into Lawrence Brook. Some of its "sister tributaries" (other streams that also flow into Lawrence Brook) include:
- Great Ditch
- Ireland Brook
- Oakeys Brook
- Sawmill Brook
- Sucker Brook
- Terhune Run
- An unnamed brook in Rutgers Gardens, sometimes called Doc Brook
- Another unnamed brook in Rutgers' Helyar Woods
