River Edge 
Anderson Street New Bridge Landing at River Edge (as the signs say) was called North Hackensack until April 2009. The stop is just a single low-level platform with the depot demolished in 1978, although it first opening in 1870. This low-level platform on the west side of the single track begins with the grade crossing of Grand Avenue at its northern end and the busy strip-mall highway of Route 4 crosses over the tracks a bit south of the station. The simple platform has minimal amenities with a single black bus shelter in the middle of the platform that covers a single TVM. Towards the southern end of the platform is a single more modern silver shelter with small little windows that covers a bench for waiting. There are a few more exposed benches along the platform which is along the edge of a crowded 148 space parking lot. The parking lot forms a triangle with Kinderkamack Road which curves to follow the train track beneath the same overpass of Route 4. There is a second 143 space parking lot on the otherside of the track from the station. Just south of the station (the sign is just north of the Route 4 Overpass) is the border of River Edge and Hackensack
All photos were taken on 30 January, 2012
