# Hudson Crossing: Newark to Lower Manhattan

> Our first network: buried fiber from 165 Halsey Street in Newark, under the Hudson River in the PATH tunnel, to 60 Hudson Street in Lower Manhattan. 88,883 ns one-way optical latency.

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# Hudson Crossing: Newark to Lower Manhattan.

Our first network is live in New York. It runs buried from Newark to Lower Manhattan and crosses under the Hudson River inside the PATH tunnel. It is the southernmost Hudson River crossing into Manhattan.

88,883 ns

ONE-WAY OPTICAL LATENCY

PATH Tunnel

UNDER THE HUDSON

Buried

END TO END

## Manhattan’s southernmost dark fiber Hudson River crossing.

Buried end to end, and under the river. From the meet-me room at 165 Halsey, the route runs buried through Newark, Harrison, and Jersey City, then crosses under the Hudson inside the PATH tunnel to Lower Manhattan and up our riser in 60 Hudson.

![Isometric schematic of the buried route from 165 Halsey Street, Newark, through Harrison and Jersey City and under the Hudson River in the PATH tunnel to 60 Hudson Street, Manhattan, drawn over OpenStreetMap buildings, streets, and shorelines, with 88,883 ns one-way optical latency](https://urbinnetworks.com/assets/img/iso-route.webp)

- **Newark to Jersey City**: From the meet-me room at 165 Halsey Street, the route runs buried through Newark and Harrison to Jersey City.

- **Under the Hudson**: The crossing runs inside the Sandy-hardened PATH tunnel, behind the Port Authority’s 16-ton flood gates, with no splice points through the crossing.

- **Into Lower Manhattan**: Into 60 Hudson Street through two separate building entrances, then up our own riser to the floor where your equipment sits.

- **165 Halsey Street, Newark**: The Newark carrier hotel. The route starts in its meet-me room on floor 9 and runs buried end to end.

- **UrbIN-owned manholes**: UrbIN-owned manholes along the New Jersey route give us our own access to the buried fiber. With access manholes in Lower Manhattan, we can offer the route in segments as well as end to end.

- **16-ton flood gates**: The Port Authority’s flood gates protect the Sandy-hardened PATH tunnel that carries our river crossing.

- **The southernmost crossing**: The southernmost Hudson River crossing into Manhattan, a physically separate path from the other crossings.

- **60 Hudson Street, Manhattan**: One of the most connected buildings in New York, reached through two separate building entrances.

- **UrbIN-owned riser**: Our own riser in 60 Hudson brings fiber to the floor where your equipment sits, which simplifies cross connects between floors. It reaches DataBank, Hudson Interxchange, Digital Realty, and NYI on floors 1, 6, 9, and 12.

- **88,883 ns one-way**: One-way optical fiber latency, 165 Halsey Street to 60 Hudson Street.

## Buying on this route.

- **FIRST IN TWO DECADES**: The first privately owned, carrier-neutral installation across the Hudson River in two decades.

- **ORDERS AND TERMS**: Dark fiber by IRU, paid up front with yearly maintenance, or by term lease. Resale is welcome.

- **DELIVERY**: To the floor where your equipment sits. Before you sign, we name what your route shares and any segments we haven’t surveyed.

[Request a route](https://urbinnetworks.com/request-a-route/)

60 HUDSON STREET

## Floor to floor in 60 Hudson.

60 Hudson Street is one of the most connected buildings in New York. Our own riser runs through it, so we deliver fiber to the floor where your equipment sits instead of stopping at the front door, which simplifies cross connects between floors.

Two separate building entrances give the route physical diversity where it matters most.

## What’s next.

We’re developing extensions in the New York metro, and working with metros across the country to build rings.

[Build what’s next with us](https://urbinnetworks.com/request-a-route/)

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