Nice job! When the mapping of all access points begins, you should and the state should as well consider marking each access point with its GPS location. It locks in the location and it can be developed into a accurate map that shows the location by address and GPS Coodinates.

Tell the State of NJ that NY State thru the Hudson River Estuary Management Advisory Committee mapped 91 public access points for boaters, anglers, hunters and the general public this way. You can go online and find the map with directions to each location. It covered both sides of the Hudson River 100 miles from Albany to Yonkers, NY. I did the field GPS locations for the HR in 2002. The Hudson River also designates each river mile starting at the Battery at the tip of Manhattan north to the Federal Dam just north of Troy, NY The Battery is Zero and the Federal Dam is Hudson River Mile 160. Since the Jersey Shore is just as unique as the Hudson River you might want to suggest a Jersey Shore Mile begining at Cape May and ending at Sandy Hook.. The Hudson River miles are designated as HRM 1 or HRM 157, etc. The Jersey Shore Could be JSM 1 and the tipe of Sandy Hook JSM 119.

Something to think about. If you need any help, I'm available.