New Jersey Route 47 is a state highway that runs through the southern part of New Jersey. It stretches approximately 50 miles, connecting the city of Cape May Court House to Woodbury, passing through several towns and communities along the way. The route primarily serves as a vital link for local traffic and provides access to various attractions, including parks and recreational areas. The highway is known for its scenic views, particularly as it approaches the Delaware Bay and the Pinelands National Reserve. Route 47 is also significant for commercial traffic, facilitating the movement of goods and services in the region.