Bergen County, the most populous in New Jersey, sits in the northeastern corner of the state, bordering New York. Known for its thriving suburban communities, strong commercial presence, and proximity to Manhattan via the George Washington Bridge, it offers a mix of residential charm and economic vitality. Within it’s boarders it is known for its bustling communities and diverse population.

Municipalities:

• Allendale

• Alpine

• Bergenfield

• Bogota

• Carlstadt

• Cliffside Park

• Closter

• Cresskill

• Demarest

• Dumont

• East Rutherford

• Edgewater

• Elmwood Park

• Emerson

• Englewood

• Englewood Cliffs

• Fair Lawn

• Fairview

• Fort Lee

• Franklin Lakes

• Garfield

• Glen Rock

• Hackensack

• Harrington Park

• Hasbrouck Heights

• Haworth

• Hillsdale

• Ho Ho Kus

• Leonia

• Little Ferry

• Lodi

• Lyndhurst

• Mahwah

• Maywood

• Midland Park

• Montvale

• Moonachie

• New Milford

• North Arlington

• Northvale

• Norwood

• Oakland

• Oradell

• Palisades Park

• Paramus

• Park Ridge

• Ramsey

• Ridgefield

• Ridgefield Park

• Ridgewood

• River Edge

• Rochelle Park

• Rutherford

• Saddle Brook

• Saddle River

• South Hackensack

• Teaneck

• Tenafly

• Teterboro

• Township of Washington

• Waldwick

• Wallington

• Westwood

• Wood Ridge

• Woodcliff Lake

• Wyckoff

Passaic County is a county in New Jersey that is known for its diverse landscape including hilly areas and numerous lakes.

Municipalities:

• Bloomingdale

• Clifton

• Haledon

• Haskell

• Hawthorne

• Hewitt

• Little Falls

• Newfoundland

• Oak Ridge

• Passaic

• Paterson

• Pompton Lakes

• Ringwood

• Totowa

• Wanaque

• Wayne

• West Milford

Hudson County, is the state's smallest and most densely populated county, located on the west bank of the Hudson River and part of the New York metropolitan area, with Jersey City as its largest city.

Municipalities:

• Bayonne

• Harrison

• Hoboken

• Jersey City

• Kearny

• North Bergen

• Secaucus

• Union City

• Weehawken

• West New York

Essex County, located in northeastern New Jersey, is a historically densely populated area that includes Newark, the state's largest city. Known for its diverse communities, economic hubs, and the nation's first county park system, it blends urban vibrancy with suburban charm.

Municipalities:

• Belleville

• Bloomfield

• Caldwell

• Cedar Grove

• East Orange

• Essex Fells

• Fairfield

• Glen Ridge

• Irvington

• Livingston

• Maplewood

• Millburn

• Montclair

• Newark

• Nutley

• Orange

• Roseland

• Short Hills

• South Orange

• Verona

• West Orange

Morris County, NJ, offers a picturesque blend of natural beauty and spacious living. With expansive parks like Lewis Morris Park and Loantaka Brook Reservation, residents enjoy miles of scenic trails, serene woodlands, and outdoor recreation. The county is known for its larger lot sizes, providing a sense of privacy and tranquility while still being conveniently located near major highways and urban centers.

Municipalities:

• Boonton

• Brookside

• Budd Lake

• Butler

• Cedar Knolls

• Chatham

• Chester

• Convent Station

• Denville

• Dover

• East Hanover

• Flanders

• Florham Park

• Gillette

• Green Village

• Hibernia

• Ironia

• Kenvil

• Lake Hiawatha

• Lake Hopatcong

• Landing

• Ledgewood

• Lincoln Park

• Long Valley

• Madison

• Mendham

• Millington

• Mine Hill

• Montville

• Morris Plains

• Morristown

• Mount Arlington

• Mount Freedom

• Mount Tabor

• Mountain Lakes

• Netcong

• New Vernon

• Parsippany

• Pequannock

• Picatinny Arsenal

• Pine Brook

• Pompton Plains

• Randolph

• Riverdale

• Rockaway

• Schooleys Mountain

• Stirling

• Succasunna

• Towaco

• Wharton

• Whippany