New Jersey Audubon's Plainsboro Preserve, Cranbury

Name: New Jersey Audubon's Plainsboro Preserve
Address: 80 Scotts Corner Rd, Cranbury, 08512-2105, United States
Telephone: +1 609-897-9400

#2 among attractions in Cranbury

Nature and wildlife, Park

New Jersey Audubon's Plainsboro Preserve

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New Jersey Audubon's Plainsboro Preserve (address: 80 Scotts Corner Rd) is a place located in Cranbury (New Jersey state) and belongs to the category of nature and wildlife, park.

It is situated at an altitude of 79 feet, and its geographical coordinates are 40°20'60"N latitude and 74°33'36"W longitude.

Among other places and attractions worth visiting in the area are: Plainsboro Public Library, Plainsboro Township (library, 50 min walk), Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton (universities and schools, 59 min walk), Princeton Forrestal Village, Princeton (shopping, 72 min walk).

Elevation: 79 ft a.s.l.Coordinates: 40°20'60"N, 74°33'36"W

Address

80 Scotts Corner RdCranbury 08512-2105 United States

Contact

+1 609-897-9400

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New Jersey Audubon's Plainsboro Preserve – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Princeton Forrestal Village, Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park, Lake Carnegie, Putnam Collection of Sculpture.

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Shopping, Shopping centre, Hotel
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Park, Bike trail, State park
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Neighbourhood
Lake Carnegie, Princeton
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Monuments and statues
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Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton
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Georgian architecture
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University Cottage Club, Princeton
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Plainsboro Public Library, Plainsboro Township
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Neighbourhood
Kingston Mill Historic District, Princeton
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Neighbourhood
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