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• 4. (888) 915-4647
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is Cross Cross Creek Campground pet friendly?

  Cross Creek RV Park and Campground is a back-to-nature campground. One can enjoy walking trails, bird watching, feeding ducks, beautiful views of the private 10-acre lake from the swings, fishing or simply sitting on our front porch and listening to nature. We are pet-friendly, but we do NOT allow certain breeds.

• Where is cross cross river bank located?

  Cross River Bank is headquartered in Teaneck and is the 26th largest bank in the state of New Jersey. It is also the 722nd largest bank in the nation.

• Is cross-contact the same as cross-contamination?

  Cooking does not reduce or eliminate the chances of a person with a food allergy having a reaction to the food eaten. As you can see, many food service employees will hear you say cross-contact, and may think this is the same thing as cross-contamination.

• When did the LNER re-numbering scheme change the B12 class?

  Renumbered 8500-5, 8507-70 by the LNER they coincidentally resumed their original numbers (1500 upwards) in the LNER re-numbering scheme of 1946. The B12/1 class comprised the original design fitted with a small Belpaire boiler. As originally built they had elaborate framing over the wheels but this was later removed.

• Why did the LNER do the B12 tests?

  During the mid-1920s, the LNER performed a series of B12 bridge tests on the former Great North of Scotland (GNSR) lines, due to an urgent need for greater power. Although the tests were successful, the GER’s shortage was critical and transfers to the GNSR district did not take place until 1931 when the GER’s shortage had been relieved.