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Digital-Map.Pdf OFFICIAL MAP Somerset Dear Visitors and Residents Thank you for exploring Somerset County! Within our borders, you will find countless County opportunities to get in touch with nature, learn NEW JERSEY from history and celebrate our unique culture. Distinctive attractions, accommodations, dining options, and area services are right at your fingertips. Whether you are looking for something to do while you’re in town, trying to locate a Far Hills Race Meeting specific place or service, or considering making Somerset County your home, this map will connect you to all of your travel needs. Vibrant Need more information or assistance? Visit us at the Official Somerset County Visitor Center, Connections located at 360 Grove Street at Route 22 East in Bridgewater, NJ or at VisitSomersetNJ.org. Tour of Somerville We are pleased to share our vibrant lifestyle with you! Balloon Festival as seen from Branchburg VisitSomersetNJ.org Somerset Patriots Colonial Park Branchburg Sports Complex POINTS OF INTEREST 1. Abraham Staats House 34. Hyatt House - Bridgewater 17 von Steuben Lane 530 US Highway 22 East South Bound Brook, NJ 08880 Bridgewater, NJ 08807 MORRIS COUNTY M SOMERSET COUNTY E N staatshouse.org 908-725-0800 D CROSS ESTATE H A M GARDENS R HISTORIC SITE bridgewater.house.hyatt.com D C H R - A ROXITICUS 52 R 68 LODGING GOLF CLUB 5 DS CR AB 2. AVE by Korman Communities BLE RD r e v i 199 Pierce Street 35. Jacobus Vanderveer House R n a 39 D Somerset, NJ 08873 3055 River Road t R D i Y R r M Pa E a BERNARDSVILLE R ssa L R A i 732-564-1602 Bedminster, NJ 07921 S D c O h CL L Riv c O e M A n R r ra E aveliving.com 908-396-6053 B M VAN DORN MILL D h O t R N r LL T 55 LODGING jvanderveerhouse.org o BE R N P D A k 30 Miles to New York City PEAPACK N M DE o A R o S HISTORIC SITE / ARTS & CULTURE r C O N B R k D 202 3. Basking Ridge Courtyard by Marriott AND c GLADSTONE Natirar a 206 p D E R a V A N e OW 595 Martinsville Road 37. Kirch-Ford-Terrill House P W RIST GLADSTONE O OR L SOMERSET HILLS M IL RD Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 1 Reinman Road LE W COUNTRY CLUB VIL POTTERSVILLE 98 MADISON * Municipality Borders E 908-542-0300 Warren, NJ 07059 D V R A PEAPACK AND GLADSTONE E D L R Y 82 MADISONVILLE LE P baskingridgecourtyard.com 732-271-1596 N 85 A IL V M O S BERNARDSVILLE N BASKING RIDGE R M LODGING warrennj.org/wths E T R COUNTRY CLUB T A C O H R P - 6 HISTORIC SITE T 1 3 M CONRAI M N A F I IN 4. Bonefish Grill N RAVINE LAKE L S E T Y A V L 215 Route 22 East 38. Leonard J. Buck Garden F HAMILTON FARM E * Millstone Valley National Scenic Byway GOLF CLUB O W D 86 Green Brook, NJ 08812 11 Layton Road L R W E O Y AK ST CR-624 BASKING RIDGE R IR A 732-926-8060 Far Hills, NJ 07931 20 R T L D N D A R K K U O O E O bonefishgrill.com 908-234-2677 R M BR D D E LORD STIRLING PARK R N I M DINING somersetcountyparks.org R E V I r R GARDENS e K v C i A BERNARDS TWP n R L 76 to B D * D&R Canal 5. Branchburg Sports Complex g R n ER Y E i IE R 48 L I V m A A A 40 C T a K M Y S E 47 Readington Road 39. Little Brook Sanctuary L A L M W N I A 73 F P L A E RD AK S L Branchburg, NJ 08876 Stevens Lane A N L E R N 202 A LONG LN G A D V E E 908-203-1600 Bernardsville, NJ 07924 R R D C N R W branchburgsports.com 908-722-1200 VLIETTOWN A H O L I L 206 T ENACK RD C S R S O F AR HILLS - 6 H 1 RECREATION somersetcountyparks.org R 3 D Explore tens of thousands of acres of Grasshopper Sparrow N PARKS FAR HILLS 6. Bridgewater Commons open space perfect for climbing, hiking, N ST BEDMINSTER MAI M 400 Commons Way 40. Lord Stirling Stable IN 287 E D walking, birdwatching, and cross B R R S Bridgewater, NJ 08807 256 South Maple Avenue E BERNARDS T O L O L N O M E VI K O H R R U O E country skiing. 908-218-1166 Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 D N U M T 40 S E BEDMINSTER O A -6 R S ERTY C I B C R LI O RNER R R bridgewatercommons.com 908-766-5955 D D Y RD R S D N O SHOPPING somersetcountparks.org 38 Y L r D ve PARKS / RECREATION UGLAS R Ri DO ic RD ssa TON a 7. Bridgewater Marriott NG P D I AM R L R LYONS C E and Booker & Zinc Restaurant 41. Maggiano’s Little Italy R V I H C URC - H 5 R GREATER CROSS ROADS RD ST S HILL 2 COAKLEY-RUSSO P 5 a K FAR PLEASANT ss D C MEMORIAL GOLF a R VALLEY C 700 Commons Way 600 Commons Way A V i R 2 c D L COURSE Y PARK A -5 51 L R B 1 - R L 2 R D I E R Gr A Y C ee E 2 i Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Bridgewater, NJ 08807 97 e T R n C 1 D v D a N R 5 e N - U B RD r E d E O R r H L D VALLEY o I R M C Y BLVD I A i LE L o V 908-927-9300 908-547-6045 v D L L NEW JERSEY k O e A C 18 R LAMINGTON r V R NATIONAL 35 P LIBERTY CORNER E G GOLF CLUB S R W bridgewatermarriott.com maggianos.com T N E I R N L I BLVD R D B LEY P B AN RIVE E L S ON LODGING / EVENT SPACE / DINING DINING / EVENT SPACE A C N R V SMALLEYTOWN I G K R E TRUMP NAT'L GOLF T IN D R - R Y SP I N 5 Y B G 3 E U D D C L R CLUB-BEDMINSTER 1 D L N R O A R G R V D E R R D E E E 27 ER R L N O -622 G -5 V 202 N L E R CR ID CR C I I R E 8. Bridgewater YMCA 42. Mannion’s Pub & Restaurant O R LE V G N AV R E AI HILLS L R R T W D A R MOUN 95 NORTH BRANCH RARIT E D P R M D E O 601 Garretson Road 150 West Main Street R S T H 3 Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Somerville, NJ 08876 W AITE 78 S T WAT CHUNG 908-526-0688 908-203-0700 R 87 I D PLUCKEMIN R Jacobus Vanderveer House 78 LI NG somersetcountyymca.org mannionsirishpub.com R R D D N RA O 78 T RECREATION DINING / EVENT SPACE T TL S 22 N E H FIDDLER'S SN 0 D D 81 O W 62 R J D - M R AK R CR MOU W N ELBOW R SUNSET LAKE A NTAIN VIE MA E R N E IV EI COUNTRY R T R B I 9. Brook Arts Center 43. Marriott Residence Inn R N CLUB I S D G V E I E L V D L A R S R E 10 Hamilton Street 3241 US Highway 22 O N D NT MILLS RD I R / M BU E L A WATCHUNG E T L I R B N L I S E E U Bound Brook, NJ 08805 Branchburg, NJ 08876 BURNT MILLS V R T O S M M T S Y Visit the USGA Museum, home to O N T I WATCHUNG U R C 37 C N T R O T R O -5 732-469-7700 908-725-9812 A R MT BETHEL A M LAKE 3 L IN U O 1 R M N 47 a D N U W E N TWIN A m D the world’s premier collection of golf R T T brookarts.org marriott.com ington C R B H i R ver T E BROOKS C U D T N O R G H -6 A M E COUNTRY V SOMERSET P 3 E L 1 ARTS & CULTURE LODGING A R AIRPORT R R CLUB artifacts and memorabilia. T D D IN P S A W ARREN V k P IL o L o E C r E R-53 B N -L 10. Candlewood Suites 44. Marriott Residence Inn C IB D n LV S 1 RD R E B O e -6 R IN M W 2 T NTA E A e 0 T r Y C OU R C B k O M S H 41 Worlds Fair Drive 37 Worlds Fair Drive E U G U R T o RD N o N HOREB S G R E MT T A r R N V N 287 R L E B R E Somerset, NJ 08873 Somerset, NJ 08873 T s NORTH PLAINFIELD D G r I M e E b G I ROUND TOP L m NORTH PLAINFIELD 732-748-1400 732-627-0881 C L D a 202 O COONTOWN 52 S R h U WASHINGTON PARK HISTORIC DISTRICT N R C D W D D T MT HOREB R R candlewoodsuites.com marriott.com Witness the diversity of our people R N O O W Y S E D E C GU G N A R D L E 103 AV R E F U LODGING LODGING B E O M R through community and regional theater, E D 22 D G L 70 D O D A W WARREN 89 R G M BRIDGEWATER R C A S 104 I K B N N K H I O E 11.
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