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LakehurstOcean County,New JerseyAirship Capital of the WorldThe New Jersey state capital is Trenton. What would you like to know about Lakehurst
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The population of Lakehurst is approximately 2,683 (2005).
The amount of land area in Lakehurst is 2.391 sq. kilometers.
Lakehurst elevation is 72 feet above sea level. The Lakehurst median home price is $190,400 (2005). Lakehurst miscellany. Return to Index Lakehurst location: in the general Monmouth area of central New Jersey about eleven miles from Toms River and about 51 miles from Newark. Other nearby communities include Leisure Knoll, Cedar Glen West, Leisure Village West-Pine Lake Park, Pine Ridge at Crestwood, Crestwood Village, Holiday City-Berkeley, Cedar Glen Lakes and Silver Ridge.
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History & History Related Items Lakehurst history: Early on, the area established itself as an important industrial center. The Federal Forge was located here during the Revolutionary War. Lakehurst was first known as the Village of Manchester. When it was incorporated in 1921, the name was changed to the Borough of Lakehurst. It was a popular winter resort in the late 1800's. A historical chronology of Navy Lakehurst. The Hindenburg Disaster Lakehurst attractions: Lakehurst is the home of one of the U.S. Navy's oldest Air Stations - Navy Lakehurst - the Heart of Naval Aviation. Return to Index
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