New Jersey § 52:28-26
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 52:28-26, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 52:28-26.
Thirdly. That all islands, islets, and dry land within the bed and between the shores
of the said river, and between the said station point, northerly, and the falls of
Trenton, southerly, shall as to jurisdiction, be hereafter deemed and considered as
parts and parcels of the state to which such insulated dry land doth lie nearest at
the time of making and executing this agreement; and that from said falls of Trenton
to the state of Delaware, southerly, Biles' island, near Trenton, Windmill island,
opposite to Philadelphia, League island, Mud or Fort island, Hog island, and Little
Tinnicum islands, shall be annexed to the state of Pennsylvania, and considered as
parts and parcels thereof; and that Biddle's or Newbold's island, Burlington island,
Petty's islands, Redbank island, Harmanus Helm's island, Chester island, and Shiverse's
island, shall be annexed to the state of New Jersey, and considered as parts and parcels
thereof; and that all other islands within said river, between the falls of Trenton
and the state of Delaware, which are not hereinbefore particularly enumerated, shall
be hereafter deemed and considered as parts and parcels of the state to which such
island doth lie nearest, at the date hereof; and that all islands which may hereafter
be formed within the said river shall be classed and annexed to the jurisdiction of
either state, according to the same principle.
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