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Look for Great Deals and Coupons **** Footsteps of history **** Community Mottos & Nicknames **** Choose a new Community in New Jersey **** Choose a new State **** Washington D.C. Our Nation's Capital **** **** NJ Computer Support and NJ Network Maintenance **** **** **** **** **** Philadelphia, PA Self Storage	Welcome to Key to the City's page for Hamilton Township Mercer County, New Jersey Zip Code America's Favorite Hometown The New Jersey state capital is Trenton. What would you like to know about Hamilton Township Statistics & Facts Location Weather & Climate History & History-related items Hamilton Township historical events. City Attractions Economy Hamilton Township Government Hamilton Township Chamber of Commerce. Hamilton Township Organizations, Churches, and Sports. Hamilton Township Libraries. Hamilton Township Schools. Zip Codes 08609, 08610, 08611, 08619, 08620, 08629, 08690, 08691 Return to Index Statistics & Facts The population of Hamilton Township is approximately 88,464 (2010). The approximate number of families is 34,535 (2000). The amount of land area in Hamilton Township is 102.2 sq. kilometers. The amount of land area in Hamilton Township is 39.5 sq. miles. The amount of surface water is 2.4 sq kilometers. The distance from Hamilton Township to Washington DC is 154 miles. The distance to the New Jersey state capital is 4 miles. (as the crow flies) Hamilton Township is positioned 40.12 degrees north of the equator and 74.40 degrees west of the prime meridian. Hamilton Township elevation is 98 feet above sea level. Hamilton Township per capita income is $25,441 (2000). Hamilton Township median income is $60,061 (2008). The Hamilton Township median home price is $293,231 (2008). Hamilton Township miscellany. Return to Index Location Hamilton Township location: in west-central New Jersey just east of the capital city, Trenton. The Township is one of the largest in the state and includes the areas known as Mercerville-Hamilton Square, Yardville-Groveville, White Horse. Neighboring areas to Hamilton Township include Lawrence Township to the north, West Windsor Township to the northeast, Robbinsville Township to the east, Upper Freehold Township and North Hanover Township to the southeast, Bordentown City and Township and Chesterfield Township to the south, Falls Township to the southwest, the Delaware River to the west and the city of Trenton to the northwest. There is also a Hamilton Township located within Atlantic County, New Jersey. Return to Index Climate & Weather The weather in Hamilton Township is moderate with cold winters and warm summers. Here is a current weather page for Hamilton. Hamilton Township average annual rainfall is 41.6 inches per year Hamilton Township average annual snowfall is 22.6 inches per year. Return to Index History & History Related Items Hamilton Township history: The beginnings of Hamilton Township date clear back to 1686 as the Town of Nottingham. The area has many historic buildings and areas. Hamilton was incorporated as a township on 11 April 1842. It was formed from parts of Nottingham Township (which no longer exists). Other areas of the original township were annexed by Trenton many years ago. It was named from the village of Hamilton Square which was named for Alexander Hamilton. Here is a history page for Hamilton Township. The founding of Hamilton Township: 1686 The incorporation date of Hamilton Township: 11 April 1842 Return to Index Attractions Hamilton Township attractions: Located in the township is Veterans Park with 350 acres and Mercer County Park which is also in portions of Lawrence Township and West Windsor Township. This park has one of the largest man-made lakes in New Jersey. Grounds for Sculpture - a 35 acre park with over 230 sculptures, gardens, fountains and other features. 18 Fairgrounds Road Hamilton, NJ 08619 Phone: 609-586-0616 Sayen Park Botanical Garden Begun in 1912, this is a beautiful 30 acre garden with over 1,000 azaleas and hundreds of rhododendrons, ponds, gazebos and walking trails. Today it is owned and operated by the Hamilton Township. 155 Hughes Drive Hamilton Square, NJ Learn more about Hamilton Township at this informative website. Civil War and Native American Museum A former tenant house as part of the John Abbott II Farm, it was known as the Pepper House. 2202 Kuser Rd. Hamilton, NJ A number of historic homes are in the area, including: the John Abbott II House (1730), the Isaac Watson House (1708) and the Isaac Pearson House Kuser Farm Mansion 390 Newkirk Ave. Originally a summer home for the Kuser family, this historic home now features guided tours of the mansion and self-guided walks around the complex including tennis court, coach house, laundry house, garages, chicken house, gazebo and more. The mansion basement also features the Jersey Valley Model Railroad display seen only by appointment. Return to Index Economy & Industry Hamilton Township economy: diverse and thriving. The area boasts a great transportation system with one of the busiest train depots in the state. It's proximity to the New Jersey Turnpike and other interstate and state highways makes it a great location for business. 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