New Jersey Route 170

The original alignment became Route 170, and lasted until 1986, when it was removed from the state maintenance.

The route heads northward, intersecting with the southbound portion of the road.

[2] At County Route 543, County Route 690 shifts to the east a bit, changing names from Atlantic Avenue to New York Avenue, where it returns to the residential progression in Columbus.

A short distance after Locust Avenue, Route 690 reaches a gap in the residential homes, turning to fields and rural areas a short distance later.

[6] The two remained concurrent for several years,[7] until the second state highway renumbering on January 1, 1953.

The northern terminus of Route 170 at U.S. Route 206 in Columbus
Blade sign depicting County Route 690, which is what was designated along the alignment after Route 170 was decommissioned