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State Highway 31
A fifty mile route from
Trenton, NJ-Buttzville, NJ
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State Highway 31 begins in the New Jersey State Capitol, Trenton. Route 31 ends where it intersects with Route 46 in Buttzville, New Jersey. Route 31 begins in Mercer County and passes through Hunterdon County on it's way to the Pequest River in Warren County. Route 31 is approximately fifty miles long from Trenton to Buttzville. On the map studied for this reference, Route 31 passes twenty-one towns that were organized before the Interstate Highways. Please see the towns listed below. This tour is an attempt to capture the ambiance of activity and commerce available along the Route 31 corridor.

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ROUTE 31 DIRECTORY, Landmarks & Towns


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  3. TRENTON is outside District 23
  4. EWINGVILLE is outside District 23
  5. PENNINGTON
  6. MARSHALS CORNER
  7. WOODSVILLE
  8. LINVALE
  9. RINGOES
  10. LARSONS CORNER
  11. COPPER HILL
  12. FLEMINGTON
  13. STANTON STATION
  14. ALLERTON
  15. CLINTON
  16. HIGHBRIDGE
  17. HAMPTON
  18. NEW HAMPTON
  19. WASHINGTON is active on ROUTE 57
  20. OXFORD
  21. BUTTZVILLE
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National Lambast, Inc.is a registered Corporation in the State of New Jersey. National Lambast, Inc. is not associated with the towns or shops in this tour. www.lambast.com went online January 14, 2000 & njdistrict23.com went online June 2000. The goal is to create regional online directories that will feature area landmarks and area merchants, organizations and shops who want to promote their area's benefits to the world over the WORLD WIDE WEB. IN COMING YEARS, EVERY TOWN IN AMERICA WILL HAVE A VIRTUAL TOUR / DIRECTORY AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET. If this seems like something you are ready to get into, please contact NATIONAL LAMBAST, INC. THANK-YOU.