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At some point in the 20th century, decisions about lake management were shaped by the state-funded Lake
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used Nolan's Point to transfer ore from northern New Jersey mines into canal boats. The railroad and canal systems were the chief means of transporting coal, iron, and zinc across New Jersey in the 1860s. In 1866, over 880,000 long tons (890,000 t) of freight was transported on the canal.
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1323:, Retrieved August 21, 2016, "...Larry Ragonese, the DEP’s chief spokesman, didn’t discount the idea that a pet owner got tired of the maintenance... There is no evidence of a species depleted or pets disappearing,’.."
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