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New Jersey County / Municipality Codes NEWJERSEYCOUNTY/ MUNICIPALITYCODES Enter the Appropriate Four-Digit Number in the Boxes Provided in Item H. Location Location Location Location CodeMunicipality CodeMunicipality CodeMunicipality CodeMunicipality ATLANTIC COUNTY 0258Saddle River Bor. 0427Pennsauken Twp. 0813Newfield Bor. 0101Absecon City 0259South Hackensack Twp. 0428Pine Hill Bor. 0814Paulsboro Bor. 0102Atlantic City 0260Teaneck Twp. 0429Pine Valley Bor. 0815Pitman Bor. 0103Brigantine City 0261Tenafly Bor. 0430Runnemede Bor. 0816South Harrison Twp. 0104Buena Bor. 0262Teterboro Bor. 0431Somerdale Bor. 0817Swedesboro Bor. 0105Buena Vista Twp. 0263Upper Saddle River Bor. 0432Stratford Bor. 0818Washington Twp. 0106Corbin City City 0264Waldwick Bor. 0433Tavistock Bor. 0819Wenonah Bor. 0107Egg Harbor City 0265Wallington Bor. 0434Voorhees Twp. 0820West Deptford Twp. 0108Egg Harbor Twp. 0266Washington Twp. 0435Waterford Twp. 0821Westville Bor. 0109Estell Manor City 0267Westwood Bor. 0436Winslow Twp. 0822Woodbury City 0110Folsom Bor. 0268Woodcliff Lake Bor. 0437Woodlynne Bor. 0823Woodbury Heights Bor. 0111Galloway Twp. 0269Wood-Ridge Bor. 0824Woolwich Twp. 0112Hamilton Twp. 0270Wyckoff Twp. CAPE MAYCOUNTY 0113Hammonton Town 0501Avalon Bor. HUDSON COUNTY 0114Linwood City BURLINGTON COUNTY 0502Cape May City 0901Bayonne City 0115Longport Bor. 0301Bass River Twp. 0503Cape May Point Bor. 0902East Newark Bor. 0116Margate City 0302Beverly City 0504Dennis Twp. 0903Guttenberg Town 0117Mullica Twp. 0303Bordentown City 0505Lower Twp. 0904Harrison Town 0118Northfield City 0304Bordentown Twp. 0506Middle Twp. 0905Hoboken City 0119Pleasantville City 0305Burlington City 0507North Wildwood City 0906Jersey City City 0120Port Republic City 0306Burlington Twp. 0508Ocean City City 0907Kearny Town 0121Somers Point City 0307Chesterfield Twp. 0509Sea Isle City City 0908North Bergen Twp. 0122Ventnor City 0308Cinnaminson Twp. 0510Stone Harbor Bor. 0909Secaucus Town 0123Weymouth Twp. 0309Delanco Twp. 0511Upper Twp. 0910Union City City 0310Delran Twp. 0512West Cape May Bor. 0911Weehawken Twp. BERGEN COUNTY 0311Eastampton Twp. 0513West Wildwood Bor. 0912West New York 0201Allendale Bor. 0312Edgewater Park Twp. 0514Wildwood City 0202Alpine Bor. 0313Evesham Twp. 0515Wildwood Crest Bor. HUNTERDON COUNTY 0203Bergenfield Bor. 0314Fieldsboro Bor. 0516Woodbine Bor. 1001Alexandria Twp. 0204Bogota Bor. 0315Florence Twp. 1002Bethlehem Twp. 0205Carlstadt Bor. 0316Hainesport Twp. CUMBERLAND COUNTY 1003Bloomsbury Bor. 0206Cliffside Park Bor. 0317Lumberton Twp. 0601Bridgeton City 1004Califon Bor. 0207Closter Bor. 0318Mansfield Twp. 0602Commercial City 1005Clinton Town 0208Cresskill Bor. 0319Maple Shade Twp. 0603Deerfield Twp. 1006Clinton Twp. 0209Demarest Bor. 0320Medford Twp. 0604Downe Twp. 1007Delaware Twp. 0210Dumont Bor. 0321Medford Lakes Bor. 0605Fairfield Twp. 1008East Amwell Twp. 0211Elmwood Park Bor. 0322Moorestown Twp. 0606Greenwich Twp. 1009Flemington Bor. 0212East Rutherford Bor. 0323Mount Holly Twp. 0607Hopewell Twp. 1010Franklin Twp. 0213Edgewater Bor. 0324Mount Laurel Twp. 0608Lawrence Twp. 1011Frenchtown Bor. 0214Emerson Bor. 0325New Hanover Twp. 0609Maurice River Twp. 1012Glen Gardner Bor. 0215Englewood City 0326No. Hanover Twp. 0610Millville City 1013Hampton Bor. 0216Englewood Cliffs Bor. 0327Palmyra Bor. 0611Shiloh Bor. 1014High Bridge Bor. 0217Fair Lawn Bor. 0328Pemberton Bor. 0612Stow Creek Twp. 1015Holland Twp. 0218Fariview Bor. 0329Pemberton Twp. 0613Upper Deerfield Twp. 1016Kingswood Twp. 0219Fort Lee Bor. 0330Riverside Twp. 0614Vineland City 1017Lambertville City 0220Franklin Lakes Bor. 0331Riverton Bor. 1018Lebanon Bor. 0221Garfield City 0332Shamong Twp. ESSEX COUNTY 1019Lebanon Twp. 0222Glen Rock Bor. 0333Southampton Twp. 0701Belleville Twp. 1020Milford Bor. 0223Hackensack City 0334Springfield Twp. 0702Bloomfield Twp. 1021Raritan Twp. 0224Harrington Park Bor. 0335Tabernacle Twp. 0703CaldwellBorough Twp. 1022Readington Twp. 0225Hasbrouck Heights Bor. 0336Washington Twp. 0704Cedar Grove Twp. 1023Stockton Bor. 0226Haworth Bor. 0337Westampton Twp. 0705East Orange City 1024Tewksbury Twp. 0227Hillsdale Bor. 0338Willingboro Twp. 0706Essex Fells Twp. 1025Union Twp. 0228Hohokus Bor. 0339Woodland Twp. 0707Fairfield Twp. 1026West Amwell Twp. 0229Leonia Bor. 0340Wrightstown Bor. 0708Glen Ridge Twp. 0230Little Ferry Bor. 0709Irvington Twp. MERCER COUNTY 0231Lodi Bor. CAMDEN COUNTY 0710Livingston Twp. 1101East Windsor Twp. 0232Lyndhurst Twp. 0401Audubon Bor. 0711Maplewood Twp. 1102Ewing Twp. 0233Mahwah Twp. 0402Audubon Park Bor. 0712Millburn Twp. 1103Hamilton Twp. 0234Maywood Bor. 0403Barrington Bor. 0713Montclair Twp. 1104Hightstown Bor. 0235Midland Park Bor. 0404Bellmawr Bor. 0714Newark City 1105Hopewell Bor. 0236Montvale Bor. 0405Berlin Bor. 0715North Caldwell Twp. 1106Hopewell Twp. 0237Moonachie Bor. 0406Berlin Twp. 0716Nutley Twp. 1107Lawrence Twp. 0238New Milford Bor. 0407Brooklawn Bor. 0717Orange City Twp. 1108Pennington Bor. 0239North Arlington Bor. 0408Camden City 0718Roseland Bor. 1109Princeton Bor. 0240Northvale Bor. 0409Cherry Hill Twp. 0719South Orange Village 1110Princeton Twp. 0241Norwood Bor. 0410Chesilhurst Bor. 0720Verona Twp. 1111Trenton City 0242Oakland Bor. 0411Clementon Bor. 0721West Caldwell Twp. 1112Washington Twp. 0243Old Tappan Bor. 0412Collingswood Bor. 0722West Orange Twp. 1113West Windsor Twp. 0244Oradell Bor. 0413Gibbsboro Bor. 0245Palisades Park Bor. 0414Gloucester City GLOUCESTER COUNTY MIDDLESEX COUNTY 0246Paramus Bor. 0415Gloucester Twp. 0801Clayton Bor. 1201Carteret Bor. 0247Park Ridge Bor. 0416Haddon Twp. 0802Deptford Twp. 1202Cranbury Twp. 0248Ramsey Bor. 0417Haddonfield Bor. 0803East Greenwich Twp. 1203Dunellen Bor. 0249Ridgefield Bor. 0418Haddon Heights Bor. 0804Elk Twp. 1204East Brunswick 0250Ridgefield Park Village 0419Hi Nella Bor. 0805Franklin Twp. 1205Edison Twp. 0251Ridgewood Village 0420Laurel Springs Bor. 0806Glassboro Bor. 1206Helmetta Bor. 0252Riveredge Bor. 0421Lawnside Bor. 0807Greenwich Twp. 1207Highland Park Bor. 0253Rivervale Twp. 0422Lindenwold Bor. 0808Harrison Twp. 1208Jamesburg Bor. 0254Rochelle Park Twp. 0423Magnolia Bor. 0809Logan Twp. 1209Metuchen Bor. 0255Rockleigh Bor. 0424Merchantville Bor. 0810Mantua Twp. 1210Middlesex Bor. 0256Rutherford Bor. 0425Mt. Ephraim Bor. 0811Monroe Twp. 1211Milltown Bor. 0257Saddle Brook Twp. 0426Oaklyn Bor. 0812National Park Bor. 1212Monroe Twp. NEWJERSEYCOUNTY/ MUNICIPALITYCODES Enter the Appropriate Four-Digit Number in the Boxes Provided in Item H. Location Location Location Location CodeMunicipality CodeMunicipality CodeMunicipality CodeMunicipality 1213New Brunswick City 1416Lincoln Park Bor. 1707Oldmans Twp. 2103Belvidere Town 1214North Brunswick Twp. 1417Madison Bor. 1708Penns Grove Bor. 2104Blairstown Twp. 1215Old Bridge Twp. 1418Mendham Bor. 1709Pennsville Twp. 2105Franklin Twp. 1216Perth Amboy City 1419Mendham Twp. 1710Pilesgrove Twp. 2106Frelinghuysen Twp. 1217Piscataway Twp. 1420Mine Hill Twp. 1711Pittsgrove Twp. 2107Greenwich Twp. 1218Plainsboro Twp. 1421Montville Twp. 1712Quinton Twp. 2108Hackettstown Town 1219Sayreville Bor. 1422Morris Twp. 1713Salem City 2109Hardwick Twp. 1220South Amboy City 1423Morris Plains Bor. 1714Upper Pittsgrove Twp. 2110Harmony Twp. 1221South Brunswick Twp. 1424Morristown Town 1715Woodstown Bor 2111Hope Twp. 1222South Plainfield Bor. 1425Mountain Lakes Bor. 2112Independence Twp. 1223South River Bor. 1426Mount Arlington Bor. SOMERSET COUNTY 2113Knowlton Twp. 1224Spotswood Bor. 1427Mount Olive Twp. 1801Bedminster Twp. 2114Liberty Twp. 1225Woodbridge Twp. 1428Netcong Bor. 1802Bernards Twp. 2115Lopatcong Twp. 1429Par-Troy Hills Twp. 1803Bernardsville Bor. 2116Mansfield Twp. MONMOUTH COUNTY 1430Passaic Twp. 1804Bound Brook Bor. 2117Oxford Twp. 1301Aberdeen Twp. 1431Pequannock Twp. 1805Branchburg Twp. 2118Pahaquarry Twp. 1302Allenhurst Bor. 1432Randolph Twp. 1806Bridgewater Twp. 2119Phillipsburg Town 1303Allentown Bor. 1433Riverdale Bor. 1807Far Hills Bor. 2120Pohatcong Twp. 1304Asbury Park City 1434Rockaway Bor. 1808Franklin Twp. 2121Washington Bor. 1305Atlantic Highlands Bor. 1435Rockaway Twp. 1809Green Brook Twp. 2122Washington Twp. 1306Avon-by-the-sea Bor. 1436Roxbury Twp. 1810Hillsborough Twp. 2123White Twp. 1307Belmar Bor. 1437Victory Gardens Bor. 1811Manville Bor. 1308Bradley Beach Bor. 1438Washington Twp. 1812Millstone Bor. 2200ALABAMA 1309Brielle Bor. 1439Wharton Bor. 1813Montgomery Twp. 2300ALASKA 1310Colts Neck Twp. 1814North Plainfield Bor. 2400ARIZONA 1311Deal Bor. OCEAN COUNTY 1815Peapack-Gladstone Bor. 2500ARKANSAS 1312Eatontown Bor. 1501Barnegat Twp. 1816Raritan Bor. 2600CALIFORNIA 1313Englishtown Bor. 1502Barnegat Light Bor. 1817Rocky Hill Bor. 2700COLORADO 1314Fair Haven Bor. 1503Bay Head Bor. 1818Somerville Bor. 2800CONNECTICUT 1315Farmingdale 1504Beach Haven Bor. 1819South Bound Brook Bor. 2900DELAWARE 1316Freehold Bor. 1505Beachwood Bor. 1820Warren Twp. 3000DISTRICTOF COLUMBIA 1317Freehold Twp. 1506Berkeley Twp. 1821Watchung Bor. 3100FLORIDA 1318Hazlet Twp. 1507Brick Twp. 3200GEORGIA 1319Highlands Bor. 1508Dover Twp. SUSSEX COUNTY 3300HAWAII 1320Holmdel Twp. 1509Eagleswood Twp. 1901Andover Bor. 3400IDAHO 1321Howell Twp. 1510Harvey Cedars Bor. 1902Andover Twp. 3500ILLINOIS 1322Interlaken Bor. 1511Island Heights Bor. 1903Branchville Bor. 3600INDIANA 1323Keansburg Bor. 1512Jackson Twp. 1904Byram Twp. 3700IOWA 1324Keyport Bor. 1513Lacey Twp. 1905Frankford Twp. 3800KANSAS 1325Little Silver Bor. 1514Lakehurst Bor. 1906Franklin Bor. 3900KENTUCKY 1326Loch Arbour Village 1515Lakewood Twp. 1907Fredon Twp. 4000LOUISIANA 1327Long Branch City 1516Lavallette
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