Tonnelle Avenue

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Gillespie, Angus Kress (2011), Crossing Under the Hudson: The Story of the Holland and Lincoln Tunnels, Rutgers University Press, ISBN 9780813550831, The avenue has two numbers and two spellings. It's numbered Routes 1 and 9 and is spelled Tonnelle Avenue in North Bergen but Tonele Avenue in Jersey City. The road is named for the first chairman of the North Jersey District Water Supply Commission, John Tonnelle or Tonele. He spelled it both ways himself, leading to everlasting typographical confusion ...