The Rockaway Beach Branch Greenway Committee is a group of New York City
residents who propose to establish a greenway, consisting of a bicycle and pedestrian path, on the abandoned Long Island
Railroad Rockaway Beach Branch right-of-way, which extends for about four miles from Rego Park to Ozone Park in central
Queens.
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Please visit our "Contact Us" page if you wish further information
or want to help us.
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Top: Abandoned car under Jackie Robinson Parkway on Rockaway Beach Branch right-of-way in Forest Park.
Middle: Site of Woodhaven Junction station on right-of-way as it crosses Atlantic Avenue at 100th St. Clothing and garbage
apparently discarded by homeless squatters living on right-of-way.
Bottom: Volunteers such as these high school students could help clear and beautify the right-of-way to assist in establishing
and maintaining a greenway.
We invite you to contact us or attend an event. We are more than happy to answer any questions you may have about the organization
and how you can help.
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