Morgan Street

City Workers on the 500 Block of Morgan Street - 1949

Morgan Street is often mistaken for Morgan Boulevard, as they intersect each other. Morgan Street has also partially been renamed as Holtec Boulevard.

Morgan Street stretches from Broadway, across from the former New York Shipbuilding Corporation shipyard, all the way to South 10th Street. It passes over the Pennsylvania Railroad (now Conrail) railroad tracks, South 6th Street, Interstate Highway Route I-676, South 7th Street, South 8th Street, South 9th Street, and Morgan Boulevard, until it reaches its endpoint at South 10th Street. There is also a newer section of Morgan Boulevard that extends from there to Mount Ephraim Avenue. In recent years, addresses on Morgan Street have been mistakenly labeled as Morgan Boulevard.


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