Englishtown

Englishtown is a settlement located in Manalapan Township, Monmouth County, New Jersey. It is a populated place within the township and does not have its own municipal government. Historically, Englishtown was an agricultural community that grew around a central crossroads. Its name is believed to derive from early English settlers in the area.

The area is characterized by a mix of residential neighborhoods and some commercial development. Englishtown has a distinct downtown area that retains some of its older architecture. The community is served by local schools within the Manalapan-Englishtown Regional School District. Transportation in and around Englishtown is primarily via local roads, with proximity to major roadways facilitating access to other parts of Monmouth County and beyond.

Englishtown is home to several parks and recreational facilities, offering opportunities for outdoor activities. The local community participates in various events and traditions throughout the year. The demographics of Englishtown are representative of the broader Monmouth County region, with a diverse population. The economic base of the area has transitioned from its agricultural roots to a more service-oriented economy, with residents often commuting to jobs in nearby urban centers.