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English: Inclined Plane 9 West. This was the longest inclined plane on the Morris Canal, and was one of three of the double-tracked inclined planes (one other being 12 East in Newark). HABS says: 13. INCLINED PLANE 9 WEST. PARTIALLY SUBMERGED CRADLE IS VISIBLE IN FOREGROUND. POWER HOUSE IS VISIBLE AT TOP OF HILL. - Morris Canal, Phillipsburg, Warren County, NJ
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