Morris County Data Book - Rev 2010 October

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Morris County Data Book

Compiled by:

Morris County Department of Planning & DevelopmentCounty of Morris, New Jersey

Last Revised: October 7, 2010



For additional information, contact the

Morris County Department of Planning & Development at:

Phone: (973) 829-8120

Email: [email protected]

Mailing address:

Morris County Department of Planning & DevelopmentP.O. Box 900

Morristown NJ, 07963-0900

Department office:

Schuyler Place Annex, 4th floor30 Schuyler Place

Morristown, NJ

Visit Morris County on the web at:

www.co.morris.nj.us

www.morrisplanning.org

Data Book Staff: Kevin Sitlick, Senior Planner

Gene Cass, Graphics



2010Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders

Gene F. Feyl, Director William J. Chegwidden, Deputy Director

Douglas R. CabanaJohn J. Murphy

James W. MurrayMargaret Nordstrom

Jack J. Schrier

John Bonanni, County Administrator

Morris County Department of Planning & DevelopmentFrank T. Pinto, Jr., Director

Planning BoardChristine G. Marion, Director

Transportation ManagementGerald Rohsler, Director

Community DevelopmentSabine von Aulock, Director

Preservation TrustRay Chang, Director



Dover

Butler

Roxbury

WhartonNetcong

Hanover

Harding

Madison

Randolph

Kinnelon

Denville

Jefferson Riverdale

Montville

Mine Hill

Long Hill

Pequannock

Washington

Morristown

Mount Olive

BoontonTown

Lincoln Park

East Hanover

Florham Park

Morris Plains

Mountain Lakes

ChesterBorough

MendhamBorough

ChathamBorough

Boonton

Township

Mount Arlington RockawayBorough

Victory Gardens

ChesterTownship

Morris Township

MendhamTownship

ChathamTownship

RockawayTownship

Parsippany-Troy Hills

Morris County,New Jersey

0 5Miles



TABLE OF CONTENTSPOPULATION

Population Trends, 1920 - 2000 Total Population and Population Density, 1990 and 2000Population Change by Municipality, 1990 - 2000 (Map)

Population Density by Municipality, 2000 (Map) Morris County Population by Census Tracts, 2000Census Tracts, 2000 (Map)Population Growth by County, 1970 - 2009 Population Estimates, 2009 Population Forecasts, 2010 - 2035 Population Projections by County, 2011 to 2025Population by Race and Hispanic Origin, 2000Population by Race and Hispanic Origin, 2009Population by Race and Hispanic Origin in 2009 for Morris CountyPopulation by Race and Hispanic Origin in 2009 for New Jersey Population by Ancestry, 2000

Population by Sex, 2000Population by Age, 2000 Household Relationship and Group Quarters Population, 2000Household Characteristics, 2000 Household Growth, 1970 - 2000 Births, 1995 - 2005 Residence in 1995 - Persons 5 Years of Age & Over, 2000

HOUSINGNew Housing Units Authorized by Building Permit, 1998 - 2009 New Housing Units Authorized by Building Permit, 1998 - 2009 (Chart) New Housing Units Authorized by Building Permit, 2009One and Two Family Building Permits, 2009 (Map)

Multi-Family Building Permits, 2009 (Map) Housing Unit Density, 2000Housing Unit Growth by County, 1970 - 2009Projected Growth in Housing Units: 2004 - 2025Units in Residential Structures, 2000Owner-Occupied vs. Renter-Occupied Housing Units, 1990 and 2000Median Value for Specified Owner Occupied Single-Family Housing Units, 2000Median Contract Rent, 2000Housing Units by Year Structure Built, 2000

INCOMEPer Capita Income, 1999 and 1989Median Household and Family Income and Percent of Individuals and Families Below the Poverty Level in 1999

Household Income in 1999 and 2009 for Morris CountyFamily Income in 1999 and 2009 for Morris County Income by Counties, 1999 Median Household Income by County, 1999 (Chart)Top 25 U.S. Counties by Income, 1999Income by Counties, 2009Median Household Income by County, 2009 (Chart)Top 25 U.S. Counties by Income, 2009



TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued)

EDUCATIONSchool Enrollment, 2009-2010 School Year by School District Racial Breakdown of Students by School District, Fall 2009Fall School Enrollments by School District, 2004 - 2009 Educational Attainment - Persons 25 Years of Age & Over, 2000 Educational Attainment - Persons 25 Years of Age & Over by County, 2000Educational Attainment by County, 2000, Percent Bachelor’s Degree or Higher (Chart)Educational Attainment - Persons 25 Years of Age & Over by County, 2009 Educational Attainment by County, 2009, Percent Bachelor’s Degree or Higher (Chart)

LABORMorris County Unemployment, 2007 through 2009 New Jersey Unemployment, 2007 through 2009Unemployment Rate: United States, New Jersey and Morris County, 2007 - 2009 (Chart)Morris County Employment and Wages: 2006 Annual Private Sector ReportMorris County Employment and Wages Covered by Unemployment Insurance, 3rd Qtr. 2009Annual Average Labor Force Estimates, 2009Top Employers in Morris County, 2010

TRANSPORTATIONCounty to County Commuting Patterns - Work Destination, 2000County to County Commuting Patterns - Place of Residence, 2000Morris County Residents' Place of Employment (Chart) Morris County Workforce's Place of Residence (Chart)Place of Work of Morris County Residents 16 Years of Age and Over, 2000Means of Transportation to Work, 2000Means of Transportation to Work by County, 2000Means of Transportation to Work, Morris County, 2000 (Chart)Means of Transportation to Work by County, 2009Means of Transportation to Work, Morris County, 2009 (Chart)

MISCELLANEOUSTotal Area, Water Area and Land Area, 2000 Net Taxable Value - Morris County, 2008Generalized Zoning Map, Morris County, NJGeneralized Zoning, Morris County, 2008 Generalized Zoning, Morris County, 2008 (Chart)

APPENDIXGlossary Notes and Corrections



Population Trends, 1920 - 2000Municipality 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990* 2000*

Boonton 5,372 6,866 6,739 7,163 7,981 9,261 8,620 8,343 8,496Boonton Twp. 684 623 817 1,155 1,998 3,070 3,273 3,566 4,260Butler 2,886 3,392 3,351 4,050 5,414 7,051 7,616 7,392 7,420Chatham Boro. 2,421 3,869 4,888 7,391 9,517 9,566 8,537 8,007 8,407Chatham Twp. 736 1,115 2,026 2,825 5,931 8,093 8,883 9,361 10,141Chester Boro. - - 650 754 1,074 1,299 1,433 1,214 1,643Chester Twp. 1,195 1,453 874 1,297 2,107 4,265 5,198 5,958 7,274Denville 1,205 2,162 3,117 6,055 10,632 14,045 14,380 13,812 15,824Dover 9,803 10,031 10,491 11,174 13,034 15,039 14,681 15,115 18,113East Hanover - 946 1,579 2,151 4,379 7,734 9,319 9,926 11,381Florham Park 570 1,269 1,609 2,385 7,222 8,094 9,359 8,521 10,294Hanover 8,531 2,516 2,812 3,756 9,329 10,700 11,846 11,538 12,896Harding - 1,206 1,565 1,970 2,683 3,249 3,236 3,640 3,217Jefferson 1,226 1,254 1,548 2,744 6,884 14,122 16,413 17,825 19,626Kinnelon - 428 745 1,350 4,431 7,600 7,770 8,470 9,365

Lincoln Park - 1,831 2,186 3,376 6,048 9,034 8,806 10,978 10,912Long Hill 2,373 2,149 2,664 3,429 5,537 7,393 7,275 7,826 8,777Madison 5,523 7,481 7,944 10,417 15,122 16,710 15,357 15,850 15,422Mendham Boro. 969 1,278 1,343 1,724 2,371 3,729 4,899 4,890 5,115Mendham Twp. 699 1,003 1,079 1,380 2,256 3,697 4,488 4,537 5,383Mine Hill - 1,422 1,541 1,951 3,362 3,557 3,325 3,333 3,679Montville 1,515 2,467 3,207 4,159 6,772 11,846 14,290 15,600 20,884Morris Twp. 2,824 5,565 6,107 7,432 12,092 19,414 18,486 19,952 21,266Morris Plains - 1,713 2,018 2,707 4,703 5,540 5,305 5,219 5,622Morristown 12,548 15,197 15,270 17,124 17,712 17,662 16,614 16,189 18,717Mountain Lakes - 2,132 2,205 2,806 4,037 4,739 4,153 3,847 4,256Mount Arlington 213 306 456 639 1,246 3,590 4,251 3,630 4,662

Mount Olive 1,008 1,235 1,526 2,597 3,807 10,394 18,748 21,282 24,193Netcong 1,800 2,097 2,157 2,284 2,765 2,858 3,557 3,311 3,238Parsippany - 6,631 10,976 15,290 25,557 55,112 49,868 48,478 50,263Pequannock 2,291 2,104 2,856 5,254 10,553 14,350 13,776 12,844 13,888Randolph 2,509 2,165 2,160 4,293 7,295 13,296 17,828 19,974 24,878Riverdale - 1,052 1,110 1,352 2,596 2,729 2,530 2,370 2,498Rockaway Boro. 2,655 3,132 3,514 3,812 5,413 6,383 6,852 6,243 6,473Rockaway Twp. 3,506 3,178 2,423 4,418 10,356 18,955 19,850 19,572 22,973Roxbury 2,976 3,879 4,455 5,707 9,983 15,754 18,878 20,429 23,317Victory Gardens - - - - 1,085 1,027 1,043 1,314 1,549Washington 1,779 1,615 1,870 2,147 3,330 6,962 11,402 15,600 17,592Wharton 2,877 3,683 3,854 3,853 5,006 5,535 5,485 5,405 6,298

Morris County 82,694 110,445 125,732 164,371 261,620 383,454 407,630 421,361 470,212*Red numbers indicate a population decline over previous 10 year period.

Example: Butler lost 41 people between 1931 and 1940.SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, 1920 through 2000 Census* NOTE: The 1990 population count for Washington and the 2000 population count for twenty-sixmunicipalities were revised by the Census Bureau after the initial release of the Census figures. Thistable includes the revised figures. See notes and corrections: "Unofficial Post-CQR Census 2000Population and Housing Units."

Table updated as of September 29, 2009



Total Population and Population Density, 1990 and 2000*

1990 2000 Numeric Percent 1990 2000Boonton 8,343 8,496 153 1.8% 2.35 3,550 3,615Boonton Twp. 3,566 4,260 694 19.5% 8.42 424 506Butler 7,392 7,420 28 0.4% 2.08 3,554 3,567Chatham Boro. 8,007 8,407 400 5.0% 2.41 3,322 3,488Chatham Twp. 9,361 10,141 780 8.3% 9.33 1,003 1,087Chester Boro. 1,214 1,643 429 35.3% 1.54 788 1,067Chester Twp. 5,958 7,274 1,316 22.1% 29.33 203 248Denville 13,812 15,824 2,012 14.6% 12.11 1,141 1,307Dover 15,115 18,113 2,998 19.8% 2.68 5,640 6,759East Hanover 9,926 11,381 1,455 14.7% 8.16 1,216 1,395Florham Park 8,521 10,294 1,773 20.8% 7.43 1,147 1,385Hanover 11,538 12,896 1,358 11.8% 10.66 1,082 1,210Harding 3,640 3,217 -423 -11.6% 20.44 178 157Jefferson 17,825 19,626 1,801 10.1% 40.63 439 483Kinnelon 8,470 9,365 895 10.6% 17.89 473 523Lincoln Park 10,978 10,912 -66 -0.6% 6.73 1,631 1,621

Long Hill 7,826 8,777 951 12.2% 12.08 648 727Madison 15,850 15,422 -428 -2.7% 4.2 3,774 3,672Mendham Boro. 4,890 5,115 225 4.6% 6.02 812 850Mendham Twp. 4,537 5,383 846 18.6% 17.86 254 301Mine Hill 3,333 3,679 346 10.4% 2.99 1,115 1,230Montville 15,600 20,884 5,284 33.9% 18.87 827 1,107Morris Twp. 19,952 21,266 1,314 6.6% 15.76 1,266 1,349Morris Plains 5,219 5,622 403 7.7% 2.59 2,015 2,171Morristown 16,189 18,717 2,528 15.6% 2.94 5,506 6,366Mountain Lakes 3,847 4,256 409 10.6% 2.67 1,441 1,594Mount Arlington 3,630 4,662 1,032 28.4% 2.11 1,720 2,209Mount Olive 21,282 24,193 2,911 13.7% 30.35 701 797Netcong 3,311 3,238 -73 -2.2% 0.84 3,942 3,855Parsippany 48,478 50,263 1,785 3.7% 23.94 2,025 2,100Pequannock 12,844 13,888 1,044 8.1% 7.07 1,817 1,964Randolph 19,974 24,878 4,904 24.6% 20.96 953 1,187Riverdale 2,370 2,498 128 5.4% 2.06 1,150 1,213Rockaway Boro. 6,243 6,473 230 3.7% 2.09 2,987 3,097Rockaway Twp. 19,572 22,973 3,401 17.4% 42.82 457 537Roxbury 20,429 23,317 2,888 14.1% 21.37 956 1,091Victory Gardens 1,314 1,549 235 17.9% 0.15 8,760 10,327Washington 15,600 17,592 1,992 12.8% 44.86 348 392Wharton 5,405 6,298 893 16.5% 2.19 2,468 2,876Morris County 421,361 470,212 48,851 11.6% 468.99 898 1,003

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, 1990 and 2000 Census


Population per SquareMileMunicipality

Total Population Change Land Areain Square

Miles

* NOTE: The 1990 population count for Washington and the 2000 population count for twenty-six municipalities were revised bythe Census Bureau after the initial release of the Census figures. This table includes the revised figures. See notes andcorrections: "Unofficial Post-CQR Census 2000 Population and Housing Units."



Dover

Butler

Roxbury

WhartonNetcong

Hanover

Harding

Madison

Randolph

Kinnelon

Denville

Jefferson Riverdale

Montville

Mine Hill

Long Hill

Pequannock

Washington

Morristown

Mount Olive

BoontonTown

Lincoln Park

East Hanover

Florham Park

Morris Plains

Mountain Lakes

ChesterBorough

MendhamBorough

ChathamBorough

BoontonTownship


Victory Gardens

ChesterTownship

Morris Township

MendhamTownship

ChathamTownship

RockawayTownship


Population Change by Municipality, 1990 - 2000

0 5Miles

-11.6% - 0%

0% - 10%

10% - 15%

15% - 25%

25% - 35.3%

Percent Change in Population

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, 1990 and 2000 CensusMap updated as of September 29, 2009



Dover

Butler

Roxbury

WhartonNetcong

Hanover

Harding

Madison

Randolph

Kinnelon

Denville

Jefferson Riverdale

Montville

Mine Hill

Long Hill

Pequannock

Washington

Morristown

Mount Olive

BoontonTown

Lincoln Park

East Hanover

Florham Park

Morris Plains

Mountain Lakes

ChesterBorough

MendhamBorough

ChathamBorough

Boonton

Township


Victory Gardens

ChesterTownship

Morris Township

MendhamTownship

ChathamTownship

RockawayTownship


Population Density by Municipality, 2000

0 5MilesSOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, 1990 and 2000 Census

Population Per Square Mile157 - 750

750 - 1500

1,500 - 2,500

2,500 - 6,000

6,000 - 10,327

Map updated as of September 29, 2009



Morris County Population by Census Tracts, 2000*

Census Tract Municipality Census Tract Population

Lincoln Park 401.01 4,213 Morristown 435 3,790Lincoln Park 401.02 6,717 Morristown 436 4,934Pequannock 402 7,194 Morristown 437 3,228Pequannock 403 6,694 Morristown 438 6,592Riverdale 404 2,498 Chatham Twp. 439 4,643Butler 405 3,623 Chatham Twp. 440 5,443Butler 406 3,797 Long Hill 441.01 3,092Kinnelon 407.01 5,550 Long Hill 441.02 5,685Kinnelon 407.02 3,815 Harding 442 3,180Montville 408.01 4,704 Rockaway Boro. 443 6,473Montville 408.03 6,829 Rockaway Twp. 444.01 4,998Montville 408.04 3,481 Rockaway Twp. 444.03 4,888Montville 408.05 5,825 Rockaway Twp. 444.04 4,164Boonton Twp. 409 4,287 Rockaway Twp. 445.01 4,993Boonton 410 4,924 Rockaway Twp. 445.02 3,887Boonton 411 3,572 Jefferson 446.01 4,623Mountain Lakes 412 4,256 Jefferson 446.02 6,011Denville 413 4,849 Jefferson 447.01 4,856Denville 414 5,459 Jefferson 447.02 4,227Denville 415 5,516 Dover 448 7,347Parsippany 416.01 6,411 Dover 449 5,614Parsippany 416.02 3,023 Dover 450 5,227Parsippany 416.03 4,571 Wharton 451 6,298Parsippany 416.04 4,753 Mine Hill 452 3,679Parsippany 417.01 5,505 Roxbury 453 4,573Parsippany 417.02 3,504 Mount Arlington 454.01 4,663Parsippany 417.03 6,884 Roxbury 454.02 5,633Parsippany 417.04 4,505 Roxbury 455.01 5,479Parsippany 418.01 3,053 Roxbury 455.02 7,542Parsippany 418.02 5,084 Randolph 456.01 102Parsippany 418.03 3,356 Victory Gardens 456.02 1,546East Hanover 419.01 6,163 Randolph 456.03 4,829East Hanover 419.02 5,230 Randolph 456.04 4,783Hanover 420 4,054 Randolph 457.01 5,857Hanover 421 4,034 Randolph 457.02 9,276Hanover 422 4,810 Mendham Boro. 458.01 5,097Morris Plains 423.01 2,202 Mendham Twp. 458.02 5,400Morris Plains 423.02 3,034 Chester Boro. 459.01 1,635Florham Park 425 3,482 Chester Twp. 459.02 7,282Florham Park 426 6,814 Netcong 460 3,236Chatham Boro. 427 3,840 Mount Olive 461.03 5,848Chatham Boro. 428 4,620 Mount Olive 461.04 5,965Madison 429 3,655 Mount Olive 461.05 6,410Madison 430 4,269 Mount Olive 461.06 5,970Madison 431 3,415 Washington 462.01 5,536Madison 432 4,121 Washington 462.02 3,974Morris Twp. 433.01 2,593 Washington 462.97 3,286Morris Twp. 433.02 2,764 Washington 462.98 4,796Morris Twp. 433.03 3,642 TOTAL TOTAL POP:Morris Twp. 434.01 7,134 99 470,212Morris Twp. 434.02 5,294

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000

Municipality Population

* NOTE: The population counts for Census Tracts 426, 432, 433.02, 454.02, and 460 were revised by theCensus Bureau after the initial release of the Census figures. This table includes the revised figures. Seenotes and corrections.



442

444.01

459.02

458.02

462.98

446.02

461.06

409

453

447.02

440

462.97 426

407.02

413

407.01

461.04

415

441.02

408.01

457.01

462.02

403

446.01

420

455.02

421

434.02

462.01457.02

418.03

458.01

422

402

452

456.04

412414

408.03

419.02

408.05

419.01416.01

443

451

404

447.01

445.01 401.02454.02

444.03

439

461.05

401.01

417.03

441.01

455.01

410

434.01

433.03

461.03

427

432

425

416.04

431

428

408.04

430

418.02

423.02

416.02

450

449

433.01

459.01

448

436

456.03

429

454.01

406

416.03

417.04

433.02

460

438

437

411

405

445.02

444.04

435

417.01

423.01

418.01

417.02456.01456.02

Jefferson

RockawayTownship

Washington

ChesterTownship

Mount Olive

MorrisTownship

Roxbury

Harding

Randolph

Montville

Kinnelon

MendhamTownship

Denville

Long Hill

Hanover

BoontonTownship


ChathamTownship

East Hanover

Pequannock

Florham Park

Lincoln Park

MendhamBorough Madison

Dover

Mine Hill

Butler

Morristown

BoontonTown

ChathamBorough

Mount Arlington

Wharton

Morris Plains

Riverdale

Mountain Lakes

RockawayBorough

ChesterBorough

Netcong

Victory Gardens

Census Tracts, 2000

0 5MilesSOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000



Population Growth by County, 1970 - 2009*County 1970 1980 1990 2000 2009

Atlantic 175,043 194,119 224,327 252,552 271,712Bergen 897,148 845,385 825,380 884,118 895,250Burlington 323,132 362,542 395,066 423,393 446,108Camden 456,291 471,650 502,824 507,914 517,879Cape May 59,554 82,266 95,089 102,326 96,091Cumberland 121,374 132,866 138,053 146,434 157,745Essex 932,526 851,304 777,964 792,311 769,644Gloucester 172,681 199,917 230,082 255,694 289,920Hudson 607,839 556,972 553,099 608,975 597,924Hunterdon 69,718 87,361 107,802 121,989 130,034Mercer 304,116 307,863 325,824 350,761 366,222Middlesex 583,813 595,893 671,811 750,172 790,738Monmouth 461,849 503,173 553,093 615,296 644,105Morris 383,454 407,630 421,361 470,212 488,518

Ocean 208,470 346,038 433,203 510,916 573,678Passaic 460,782 447,585 453,302 490,374 491,778Salem 60,346 64,676 65,294 64,289 66,342Somerset 198,372 203,129 240,245 297,490 326,869Sussex 77,528 116,119 130,943 144,165 151,118Union 543,116 504,094 493,819 522,541 526,426Warren 73,960 84,429 91,607 102,438 109,638

New Jersey 7,171,112 7,365,011 7,730,188 8,414,360 8,707,739

*Red numbers indicate a population decline over previous 10 year period.Example: Bergen County lost 20,005 residents from 1980 to 1990.

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, 1970 through 2000 Census and 2009 Population Estimates Program

* NOTE: Population counts for 1970 through 2000 were revised by the Census Bureau after the initial release of theCensus figures. This table includes the revised figures. See notes and corrections: "Unofficial Post-CQR Census2000 Population and Housing Units."

Table Revised: October 7, 2010



Population Estimates, 2009

Municipality 2000 Census* 2009 Estimate Numeric Change Percent Change

Boonton 8,496 8,497 1 0.0%Boonton Twp. 4,260 4,490 230 5.4%

Butler 7,420 8,132 712 9.6%Chatham Boro. 8,407 8,232 -175 -2.1%Chatham Twp. 10,141 10,224 83 0.8%Chester Boro. 1,643 1,685 42 2.6%Chester Twp. 7,274 7,771 497 6.8%Denville 15,824 16,531 707 4.5%Dover 18,113 17,866 -247 -1.4%East Hanover 11,381 11,426 45 0.4%Florham Park 10,294 12,396 2,102 20.4%Hanover 12,896 13,731 835 6.5%Harding 3,217 3,338 121 3.8%Jefferson 19,626 21,654 2,028 10.3%

Kinnelon 9,365 9,617 252 2.7%Lincoln Park 10,912 10,625 -287 -2.6%Long Hill 8,777 8,636 -141 -1.6%Madison 15,422 15,722 300 1.9%Mendham Boro. 5,115 5,080 -35 -0.7%Mendham Twp. 5,383 5,519 136 2.5%Mine Hill 3,679 3,590 -89 -2.4%Montville 20,884 21,098 214 1.0%Morris Twp. 21,266 21,321 55 0.3%Morris Plains 5,622 5,889 267 4.7%Morristown 18,717 18,906 189 1.0%Mountain Lakes 4,256 4,277 21 0.5%Mount Arlington 4,662 5,713 1,051 22.5%Mount Olive 24,193 26,076 1,883 7.8%Netcong 3,238 3,225 -13 -0.4%Parsippany 50,263 50,536 273 0.5%Pequannock 13,888 17,029 3,141 22.6%Randolph 24,878 25,205 327 1.3%Riverdale 2,498 3,452 954 38.2%Rockaway Boro. 6,473 6,258 -215 -3.3%Rockaway Twp. 22,973 25,454 2,481 10.8%Roxbury 23,317 23,320 3 0.0%Victory Gardens 1,549 1,485 -64 -4.1%Washington 17,592 18,422 830 4.7%Wharton 6,298 6,090 -208 -3.3%

Morris County 470,212 488,518 18,306 3.9%

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 Population Estimates Program

* NOTE: The 1990 population count for Washington and the 2000 population count for twenty-six municipalities were revised by the Census Bureau after the initial release of the Censusfigures. This table includes the revised figures. See notes and corrections: "Unofficial Post-CQR Census 2000 Population and Housing Units."




NJTPA Population Forecasts, 2010 - 2035

Municipality2010

Population2015

Population2020

Population2025

Population2030

Population2035

PopulationBoonton 8,620 8,721 8,646 8,599 8,743 8,743Boonton Twp. 4,438 4,575 4,691 4,895 5,049 5,049Butler 7,876 8,011 7,990 8,029 8,113 8,113Chatham Boro. 6,897 6,807 6,719 6,736 7,308 8,711Chatham Twp. 10,242 10,177 10,049 10,033 11,295 10,889Chester Boro. 1,669 1,687 1,685 1,689 1,687 1,687Chester Twp. 7,795 8,117 7,829 7,754 8,338 8,338Denville 16,234 16,606 16,505 16,617 17,042 17,042Dover 20,035 20,470 20,208 20,189 20,610 20,610East Hanover 11,591 11,594 11,471 11,468 12,824 12,661Florham Park 15,193 15,193 15,193 15,193 15,193 15,193Hanover 13,560 13,798 13,620 13,554 14,434 14,434Harding 3,340 3,482 3,612 3,836 3,798 3,798Jefferson 21,066 20,807 20,440 20,352 22,284 22,284

Kinnelon 9,585 9,727 9,729 9,901 9,888 9,888Lincoln Park 11,048 10,958 10,815 10,797 12,152 12,503Long Hill 8,917 9,108 9,100 9,209 10,358 10,713Madison 16,675 17,067 17,050 17,360 18,233 18,233Mendham Boro. 5,221 5,143 5,044 5,017 5,267 5,267Mendham Twp. 5,812 5,883 5,670 5,597 6,077 6,077Mine Hill 3,728 3,815 3,894 3,872 3,872 3,872Montville 21,285 21,764 22,034 22,560 22,962 22,962Morris Twp. 21,713 22,150 22,439 22,416 22,416 22,416Morris Plains 5,184 5,085 4,984 4,976 5,603 5,875Morristown 19,713 20,193 20,027 20,148 22,253 22,218Mountain Lakes 4,452 4,426 4,348 4,325 4,507 4,507

Mount Arlington 4,988 5,088 5,176 5,312 5,926 5,774Mount Olive 25,322 25,733 25,995 26,497 26,413 26,413Netcong 3,325 3,407 3,569 3,781 3,727 3,727Parsippany 51,832 51,508 51,175 51,246 52,804 52,804Pequannock 14,850 15,140 15,285 15,590 17,350 17,017Randolph 25,777 26,090 26,257 26,586 26,448 26,448Riverdale 2,614 2,680 3,461 3,545 3,545 3,545Rockaway Boro. 6,497 6,448 6,396 6,411 6,715 6,715Rockaway Twp. 24,826 25,462 26,236 26,589 26,589 26,589Roxbury 23,857 24,273 24,390 24,739 24,658 24,658Victory Gardens 1,530 1,532 1,534 1,547 1,535 1,535Washington 18,365 18,054 17,474 17,279 19,603 19,603Wharton 6,455 6,581 6,659 6,616 6,616 6,616

Morris County 492,127 497,361 497,400 500,860 522,236 523,528

SOURCE: North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority, August 2009




Population Projections by County, 2011 to 2025

2011 2016 2020 2025Atlantic 252,552 269,924 277,600 288,400 298,100 309,000Bergen 884,118 893,217 899,700 910,800 922,800 936,400Burlington 423,394 447,552 458,500 474,100 489,500 507,200Camden 508,932 513,510 520,500 529,600 538,800 548,600

Cape May 102,326 97,613 97,500 98,900 100,100 101,400Cumberland 146,438 154,175 157,700 162,100 166,800 172,300Essex 793,633 778,333 782,700 788,200 794,000 800,300Gloucester 254,673 281,314 292,900 313,600 330,500 352,300Hudson 608,975 599,755 602,300 607,900 613,200 618,100Hunterdon 121,989 129,197 133,700 140,600 146,300 154,400Mercer 350,761 364,649 372,200 383,300 393,900 405,200Middlesex 750,162 783,371 800,600 828,300 851,900 877,900Monmouth 615,301 641,309 654,000 676,000 694,000 714,400Morris 470,212 487,371 496,600 511,300 524,900 540,300Ocean 510,916 561,505 582,500 622,900 654,100 696,100Passaic 489,049 491,956 494,400 500,000 506,800 514,600Salem 64,285 65,842 66,900 67,900 69,100 70,500Somerset 297,490 320,070 332,600 350,400 365,900 389,300Sussex 144,166 151,165 154,900 160,300 166,100 172,900Union 522,541 524,816 527,400 533,000 537,600 543,900Warren 102,437 109,431 112,200 117,500 122,700 129,300

New Jersey 8,414,350 8,666,075 8,817,400 9,065,100 9,287,000 9,554,300

SOURCE: N.J. Department of Labor & Workforce Development, January 2009NOTE: Numbers may not add due to rounding.

EstimatesJuly 1, 2006

Census onApril 1, 2000

July 1 ProjectionsCounty



Population by Race and Hispanic Origin, 2000

MunicipalityTotal

PopulationWhite

Black orAfrican

American

AmericanIndian and

Alaska NativeAsian

Native Hawaiianand Other Pacific

Islander

Someotherrace

Two ormoreraces

Hispanic orLatino (may be of

any race)

Boonton 8,496 6,693 321 9 655 0 29 207 582Boonton Twp. 4,287 3,921 51 1 175 0 8 39 92Butler 7,420 6,792 42 10 137 0 5 55 379Chatham Boro. 8,460 7,919 11 4 238 0 12 53 223Chatham Twp. 10,086 9,282 41 5 483 1 4 73 197Chester Boro. 1,635 1,477 5 0 28 0 3 10 112Chester Twp. 7,282 6,779 72 1 171 4 2 65 188Denville 15,824 14,327 169 12 734 5 17 142 418Dover 18,188 5,937 1,035 18 446 0 20 193 10,539East Hanover 11,393 9,668 64 2 1,257 0 1 89 312Florham Park 8,857 8,182 88 1 343 5 2 46 190Hanover 12,898 11,113 127 5 1,123 1 9 68 452Harding 3,180 3,038 13 0 34 1 6 31 57

Jefferson 19,717 18,444 153 25 209 7 21 186 672Kinnelon 9,365 8,775 44 3 263 8 5 49 218Lincoln Park 10,930 9,398 177 5 575 1 12 129 633Long Hill 8,777 7,916 31 10 420 1 3 93 303Madison 16,530 14,172 481 16 616 37 27 194 987Mendham Boro. 5,097 4,846 22 0 72 3 2 27 125Mendham Twp. 5,400 5,115 48 1 109 0 8 37 82Mine Hill 3,679 3,101 118 3 89 3 1 45 319Montville 20,839 17,274 188 9 2,612 4 19 202 531Morris Twp. 21,796 18,742 1,154 26 847 2 14 181 830Morris Plains 5,236 4,747 70 3 225 5 8 37 141Morristown 18,544 9,402 3,066 32 694 12 29 275 5,034Mountain Lakes 4,256 3,908 15 0 219 3 9 30 72

Mount Arlington 4,663 4,121 84 2 173 2 10 59 212Mount Olive 24,193 19,989 895 34 1,446 2 50 332 1,445Netcong 2,580 2,290 31 0 43 0 4 28 184Parsippany 50,649 35,283 1,510 43 9,124 21 117 1,016 3,535Pequannock 13,888 13,099 39 10 265 0 8 59 408Randolph 24,847 20,457 555 9 2,265 5 65 283 1,208Riverdale 2,498 2,265 27 1 68 0 13 14 110Rockaway Boro. 6,473 5,313 84 7 411 2 5 43 608Rockaway Twp. 22,930 19,393 538 18 1,287 3 28 223 1,440Roxbury 23,883 21,211 432 28 847 3 25 183 1,154Victory Gardens 1,546 330 318 1 84 0 2 28 783Washington 17,592 16,610 143 14 325 7 10 94 389Wharton 6,298 4,253 244 11 198 0 33 97 1,462

Morris County 470,212 385,582 12,506 379 29,310 148 646 5,015 36,626


Not Hispanic or Latino

NOTE: The total population counts for twenty-six municipalities were revised by the Census Bureau after theinitial release of the Census figures; however, these revisions were not included in other enumerated data(including this table). See notes and corrections: "Unofficial Post-CQR Census 2000 Population and HousingUnits."



Population by Race and Hispanic Origin, 2009

MunicipalityTotal

PopulationWhite

Black orAfrican

American

AmericanIndian and

Alaska NativeAsian

Native Hawaiianand Other Pacific

Islander

Someotherrace

Two ormoreraces

Hispanic orLatino (may be of

any race)

Atlantic County 271,712 164,820 41,407 593 17,714 0 551 5,136 41,491Bergen County 895,250 561,206 48,172 1,287 132,252 63 3,591 9,038 139,641Burlington County 446,108 318,747 71,579 370 18,999 0 2,124 8,478 25,811Camden County 517,879 321,924 92,715 1,333 24,532 0 407 10,869 66,099Cape May County - - - - - - - - -Cumberland County 157,745 82,288 29,842 854 1,651 42 0 3,907 39,161Essex County 769,644 270,106 301,693 1,106 32,594 74 4,535 10,413 149,123Gloucester County 289,920 237,266 28,593 52 6,076 0 417 5,999 11,517Hudson County 597,924 203,423 70,050 704 68,012 32 4,543 7,685 243,475Hunterdon County 130,034 114,088 3,788 0 4,223 73 162 1,555 6,145Mercer County 366,222 208,226 69,095 257 29,699 269 1,155 6,988 50,533Middlesex County 790,738 408,378 74,687 522 152,919 0 1,905 10,125 142,202Monmouth County 644,105 496,183 46,720 343 33,714 0 1,064 7,682 58,399Morris County 488,518 370,208 14,364 195 42,741 71 506 5,323 55,110

Ocean County 573,678 496,109 17,568 231 10,690 62 730 6,327 41,961Passaic County 491,778 228,825 56,278 676 22,991 0 4,113 2,687 176,208Salem County 66,342 50,913 9,959 60 199 0 80 1,103 4,028Somerset County 326,869 210,125 27,950 305 42,823 0 991 3,005 41,670Sussex County 151,118 134,314 3,096 78 3,657 0 173 635 9,165Union County 526,426 246,120 109,318 369 23,762 82 3,639 4,557 138,579Warren County 109,638 93,648 3,916 62 3,061 0 0 1,203 7,748

New Jersey 8,707,740 5,301,673 1,126,252 9,629 672,495 768 30,748 113,358 1,452,817

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey

The 2009 population estimates from the American Community Survey are subject to a margin of errorthat may be significant for smaller population groups. For example, the estimated population of 71 forthe Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander racial category in Morris County has a margin of error of

+/-118 at a 90% confidence level.

Not Hispanic or Latino

NOTE: Data for Cape May County not displayed because the number of sample cases is too small.




Number Percent Number PercentBoonton 8,496 4,214 49.6% 4,282 50.4%Boonton Twp. 4,287 2,128 49.6% 2,159 50.4%

Butler 7,420 3,655 49.3% 3,765 50.7%Chatham Boro. 8,460 4,037 47.7% 4,423 52.3%Chatham Twp. 10,086 4,803 47.6% 5,283 52.4%Chester Boro. 1,635 819 50.1% 816 49.9%Chester Twp. 7,282 3,586 49.2% 3,696 50.8%Denville 15,824 7,617 48.1% 8,207 51.9%Dover 18,188 9,377 51.6% 8,811 48.4%East Hanover 11,393 5,520 48.5% 5,873 51.5%Florham Park 8,857 4,095 46.2% 4,762 53.8%Hanover 12,898 6,273 48.6% 6,625 51.4%Harding 3,180 1,540 48.4% 1,640 51.6%Jefferson 19,717 9,775 49.6% 9,942 50.4%

Kinnelon 9,365 4,673 49.9% 4,692 50.1%Lincoln Park 10,930 5,239 47.9% 5,691 52.1%Long Hill 8,777 4,258 48.5% 4,519 51.5%Madison 16,530 7,832 47.4% 8,698 52.6%Mendham Boro. 5,097 2,410 47.3% 2,687 52.7%Mendham Twp. 5,400 2,656 49.2% 2,744 50.8%Mine Hill 3,679 1,787 48.6% 1,892 51.4%Montville 20,839 10,138 48.6% 10,701 51.4%Morris Twp. 21,796 10,287 47.2% 11,509 52.8%Morris Plains 5,236 2,512 48.0% 2,724 52.0%Morristown 18,544 9,302 50.2% 9,242 49.8%Mountain Lakes 4,256 2,119 49.8% 2,137 50.2%Mount Arlington 4,663 2,216 47.5% 2,447 52.5%Mount Olive 24,193 12,119 50.1% 12,074 49.9%Netcong 2,580 1,267 49.1% 1,313 50.9%Parsippany 50,649 25,039 49.4% 25,610 50.6%Pequannock 13,888 6,688 48.2% 7,200 51.8%Randolph 24,847 12,317 49.6% 12,530 50.4%Riverdale 2,498 1,211 48.5% 1,287 51.5%Rockaway Boro. 6,473 3,148 48.6% 3,325 51.4%Rockaway Twp. 22,930 11,329 49.4% 11,601 50.6%Roxbury 23,883 11,674 48.9% 12,209 51.1%Victory Gardens 1,546 743 48.1% 803 51.9%Washington 17,592 8,593 48.8% 8,999 51.2%Wharton 6,298 3,043 48.3% 3,255 51.7%

Morris County 470,212 230,039 48.9% 240,173 51.1%

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000NOTE: The total population counts for twenty-six municipalities were revised by the Census Bureauafter the initial release of the Census figures; however, these revisions were not included in otherenumerated data (including this table). See notes and corrections: "Unofficial Post-CQR Census 2000Population and Housing Units."

Population by Sex, 2000Total

PopulationMale FemaleMunicipality



Municipality Total Under 5 5 to 9 10 to 14 15 to 19 20 to 24 25 to 34 35 to 44 45 to 54 55 to 64 65 to 74 75 & OverMedian

Age

Boonton 8,496 621 513 501 368 437 1,478 1,528 1,126 777 556 591 36.9

Boonton Twp. 4,287 247 335 342 217 134 347 809 768 450 335 303 41.6

Butler 7,420 467 455 435 397 386 1,230 1,275 1,098 694 507 476 37.5

Chatham Boro. 8,460 871 692 553 378 217 1,157 1,680 1,116 698 537 561 36.9Chatham Twp. 10,086 768 802 755 500 241 1,010 1,884 1,652 1,108 704 662 40.1

Chester Boro. 1,635 120 119 100 88 72 206 285 240 182 111 112 39.1

Chester Twp. 7,282 532 640 659 498 186 529 1,403 1,328 843 401 263 39.6

Denville 15,824 1,147 1,049 1,012 825 522 1,956 2,875 2,408 1,654 1,039 1,337 39.7

Dover 18,188 1,278 1,212 1,089 1,142 1,405 3,437 3,110 2,214 1,379 894 1,028 33.7

East Hanover 11,393 713 738 686 626 528 1,297 1,925 1,738 1,480 988 674 40.7

Florham Park 8,857 542 547 548 407 325 865 1,368 1,356 1,093 893 913 43.8

Hanover 12,898 828 781 859 681 518 1,644 2,233 1,919 1,514 1,020 901 40.1

Harding 3,180 199 243 240 162 73 216 481 550 495 301 220 44.5

Jefferson 19,717 1,452 1,591 1,497 1,158 699 2,610 4,054 3,158 1,808 982 708 37.2

Kinnelon 9,365 702 855 856 533 266 694 1,836 1,701 1,081 533 308 39.6

Lincoln Park 10,930 632 643 610 492 467 1,665 2,023 1,647 1,129 753 869 39.6

Long Hill 8,777 680 727 617 410 263 950 1,788 1,339 894 636 473 39.2

Madison 16,530 981 1,035 940 1,641 1,709 2,155 2,529 1,995 1,388 1,095 1,062 34.3Mendham Boro. 5,097 351 410 365 342 120 403 824 815 610 436 421 41.9

Mendham Twp. 5,400 423 545 492 347 112 303 980 1,060 556 358 224 40.3

Mine Hill 3,679 312 289 192 162 127 543 718 526 323 282 205 37.6

Montville 20,839 1,435 1,608 1,471 1,049 821 2,602 3,766 3,366 2,465 1,307 949 38.9

Morris Twp. 21,796 1,563 1,366 1,306 1,133 840 2,456 3,696 3,470 2,610 1,789 1,567 40.9

Morris Plains 5,236 379 365 324 229 168 649 892 779 603 410 438 40.7

Morristown 18,544 1,026 996 845 907 1,262 4,240 3,261 2,280 1,435 1,069 1,223 35.0

Mountain Lakes 4,256 317 472 507 273 82 189 807 782 441 243 143 39.4

Mount Arlington 4,663 310 306 274 215 170 764 891 714 523 306 190 37.9

Mount Olive 24,193 2,108 1,949 1,769 1,285 1,199 4,273 4,830 3,294 1,944 943 599 34.1

Netcong 2,580 148 157 190 165 120 379 464 349 231 197 180 37.8

Parsippany 50,649 3,065 2,960 2,943 2,546 2,511 8,662 9,161 7,681 5,429 3,362 2,329 37.6

Pequannock 13,888 947 1,042 1,059 806 541 1,545 2,572 2,010 1,410 1,067 889 38.9

Randolph 24,847 1,885 2,237 2,132 1,556 852 3,097 4,892 4,226 2,153 1,087 730 36.5

Riverdale 2,498 152 187 163 142 127 374 462 386 203 159 143 37.2

Rockaway Boro. 6,473 435 419 420 367 289 965 1,207 966 635 407 363 37.8

Rockaway Twp. 22,930 1,771 1,825 1,719 1,289 868 3,088 4,450 3,606 2,152 1,329 833 37.0

Roxbury 23,883 1,705 1,922 1,824 1,496 943 2,871 4,631 3,839 2,289 1,307 1,056 37.5

Victory Gardens 1,546 117 143 89 100 108 315 293 184 113 44 40 31.9

Washington 17,592 1,213 1,570 1,598 1,292 566 1,531 3,437 3,352 1,584 653 796 38.3Wharton 6,298 464 489 444 374 297 994 1,145 829 551 351 360 35.7

Morris County 470,212 32,906 34,234 32,425 26,598 20,571 63,689 86,465 71,867 46,927 29,391 25,139 37.8


Population by Age, 2000

NOTE: The total population counts for twenty-six municipalities were revised by the Census Bureau after theinitial release of the Census figures; however, these revisions were not included in other enumerated data(including this table). See notes and corrections: "Unofficial Post-CQR Census 2000 Population and HousingUnits."



Household Characteristics, 2000

MunicipalityTotal

HouseholdsFamily

HouseholdsNon-FamilyHouseholds

HouseholdsWith

IndividualsUnder 18

HouseholdsWith

IndividualsOver 65

AverageHousehold

Size

AverageFamily Size

Boonton 3,272 2,159 1,113 1,000 813 2.55 3.11Boonton Twp. 1,476 1,157 319 567 383 2.78 3.18Butler 2,868 2,025 843 934 725 2.58 3.09Chatham Boro. 3,159 2,384 775 1,271 766 2.67 3.14Chatham Twp. 3,920 2,772 1,148 1,380 922 2.54 3.11Chester Boro. 609 427 182 218 172 2.66 3.15Chester Twp. 2,323 2,013 310 1,111 399 3.05 3.29Denville 5,990 4,315 1,675 2,074 1,624 2.59 3.11Dover 5,436 3,918 1,518 2,242 1,277 3.29 3.55East Hanover 3,843 3,214 629 1,407 1,163 2.96 3.26Florham Park 3,239 2,474 765 1,040 1,067 2.62 3.05Hanover 4,745 3,619 1,126 1,631 1,363 2.71 3.13Harding 1,180 941 239 393 361 2.69 3.03Jefferson 7,131 5,446 1,685 2,907 1,281 2.76 3.17Kinnelon 3,062 2,685 377 1,440 586 3.06 3.27Lincoln Park 4,026 2,707 1,319 1,251 853 2.54 3.14Long Hill 3,139 2,458 681 1,202 782 2.79 3.19Madison 5,520 3,785 1,735 1,807 1,501 2.53 3.05Mendham Boro. 1,781 1,380 401 666 514 2.72 3.13Mendham Twp. 1,788 1,539 249 853 382 3.01 3.27Mine Hill 1,365 1,041 324 499 349 2.70 3.08Montville 7,380 5,869 1,511 2,858 1,542 2.80 3.17Morris Twp. 8,116 5,953 2,163 2,639 2,088 2.55 2.99Morris Plains 1,955 1,478 477 679 547 2.63 3.05Morristown 7,252 3,700 3,552 1,875 1,574 2.43 3.19

Mountain Lakes 1,330 1,187 143 724 266 3.20 3.41Mount Arlington 1,918 1,263 655 576 374 2.42 2.99Mount Olive 9,068 6,372 2,696 3,696 1,219 2.66 3.22Netcong 1,008 681 327 328 283 2.56 3.10Parsippany 19,624 13,160 6,464 6,184 4,141 2.53 3.13Pequannock 5,026 3,828 1,198 1,849 1,414 2.76 3.23Randolph 8,679 6,806 1,873 3,929 1,341 2.86 3.28Riverdale 919 672 247 313 228 2.68 3.14Rockaway Boro. 2,445 1,709 736 881 585 2.64 3.16Rockaway Twp. 8,108 6,381 1,727 3,392 1,586 2.82 3.21Roxbury 8,364 6,534 1,830 3,524 1,711 2.84 3.25Victory Gardens 564 382 182 251 65 2.74 3.21Washington 5,755 4,874 881 2,780 960 3.02 3.31Wharton 2,328 1,599 729 871 558 2.70 3.28

Morris County 169,711 124,907 44,804 63,242 37,765 2.72 3.18


NOTE: The total population counts for twenty-six municipalities were revised by the Census Bureau after the initial release of theCensus figures; however, these revisions were not included in other enumerated data (including this table). See notes andcorrections: "Unofficial Post-CQR Census 2000 Population and Housing Units."



Births, 1995 - 2005Municipality 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Boonton 155 137 143 125 132 133 148 127 134 112 113Boonton Twp. 48 47 55 48 40 49 45 45 53 47 35Butler 105 90 107 99 117 79 114 114 128 95 98

Chatham Boro. 169 156 165 209 176 180 188 190 192 195 176Chatham Twp. 128 146 134 154 135 126 130 134 131 117 107Chester Boro. 26 34 47 26 24 28 33 29 23 26 16Chester Twp. 63 45 50 70 64 76 84 61 85 74 66Denville 205 173 211 235 246 213 215 236 188 192 200Dover 285 277 299 292 333 311 329 326 328 322 309East Hanover 130 136 152 165 120 143 108 128 113 99 96Florham Park 109 101 78 120 99 99 103 125 125 105 100Hanover 124 153 170 151 171 176 138 146 119 147 135Harding 43 29 34 37 35 45 36 14 34 41 17Jefferson 198 181 171 294 268 309 244 252 299 261 275Kinnelon 100 116 87 95 105 105 96 72 109 97 103

Lincoln Park 158 178 162 141 148 132 150 128 145 133 127Long Hill 131 136 131 122 120 135 118 118 106 98 83Madison 204 211 203 215 187 214 223 224 226 210 199Mendham Boro. 57 39 68 57 57 67 56 58 55 51 56Mendham Twp. 36 36 43 67 65 60 55 75 65 47 38Mine Hill 44 47 59 55 72 58 49 58 54 49 52Montville 270 269 229 269 288 276 281 260 268 250 232Morris Twp. 275 283 295 299 304 280 338 299 311 317 256Morris Plains 103 94 95 72 87 99 90 88 97 78 97Morristown 291 309 295 278 286 296 299 253 266 278 267Mountain Lakes 40 45 32 53 39 42 35 35 44 31 22Mount Arlington 65 52 71 61 67 60 78 61 73 50 57Mount Olive 287 315 273 375 400 456 385 396 359 394 374Netcong 43 44 41 47 33 42 36 38 38 39 29Parsippany 663 651 616 647 668 615 632 575 647 671 661Pequannock 173 176 202 172 165 150 183 139 145 142 133Randolph 292 337 296 322 325 349 388 369 353 378 309Riverdale 33 27 32 38 30 25 29 34 49 35 43Rockaway Boro. 81 98 106 96 81 85 92 100 81 80 88Rockaway Twp. 322 328 326 364 337 357 305 299 308 284 269Roxbury 333 390 390 301 291 253 341 282 323 288 259Victory Gardens 21 20 12 15 24 20 24 22 21 26 25Washington 189 191 182 198 199 213 220 210 202 187 174Wharton 99 88 84 90 88 82 99 100 102 92 92Morris County 6,098 6,185 6,146 6,474 6,426 6,438 6,517 6,220 6,399 6,138 5,788

SOURCE: New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services




New Housing Units Authorized by Building Permit, 1998 - 2009Municipality 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Boonton 10 10 4 5 10 8 40 19 9 7 7 7Boonton Twp. 10 101 13 11 9 5 9 11 19 51 4 3Butler 10 10 190 71 4 3 41 10 59 38 7 20Chatham Boro. 12 4 12 3 3 6 16 9 8 7 13 4Chatham Twp. 11 12 9 11 8 31 20 40 55 27 26 16Chester Boro. 8 6 6 3 0 1 1 1 3 20 1 2Chester Twp. 67 76 83 78 43 28 30 19 9 11 3 4Denville 126 104 37 86 31 100 149 64 53 32 9 10Dover 17 13 15 18 97 15 11 10 1 5 9 3East Hanover 4 43 32 9 7 20 27 20 19 7 2 11Florham Park 10 138 653 4 13 8 23 33 23 27 8 13Hanover 58 226 12 73 214 2 26 32 61 38 6 12Harding 18 9 12 6 12 10 18 34 8 9 10 4Jefferson 94 85 42 124 273 184 120 104 30 40 20 5Kinnelon 52 51 30 24 15 16 42 27 23 9 5 3

Lincoln Park 11 21 65 8 8 4 8 0 6 3 0 0Long Hill 19 14 15 21 7 5 13 6 2 9 2 4Madison 19 12 4 11 9 96 14 33 32 31 15 8Mendham Boro. 9 12 9 5 0 11 6 3 1 3 2 2Mendham Twp. 48 45 40 16 14 0 0 1 13 4 0 0Mine Hill 2 5 7 5 2 2 3 2 0 2 0 0Montville 70 65 82 54 63 34 34 51 36 17 16 17Morris Twp. 24 15 20 15 9 19 7 9 14 20 3 4Morris Plains 6 3 10 3 92 5 1 2 6 0 0 1Morristown 11 19 149 29 20 105 13 5 287 279 0 26Mountain Lakes 9 10 13 8 10 3 9 7 4 6 0 5Mount Arlington 18 5 168 108 51 48 204 185 35 6 5 3

Mount Olive 214 137 155 261 219 78 109 117 114 24 10 5Netcong 0 2 1 39 1 1 3 3 2 0 2 0Parsippany 422 194 302 318 730 504 52 73 107 19 25 12Pequannock 14 10 8 278 142 253 166 105 139 5 3 5Randolph 147 348 186 101 51 27 21 35 10 6 4 2Riverdale 46 40 25 16 28 2 6 312 91 4 80 224Rockaway Boro. 5 8 5 3 3 0 5 8 2 5 1 0Rockaway Twp. 161 128 420 248 328 67 131 84 18 93 53 11Roxbury 92 116 153 59 31 7 20 168 18 25 15 9Victory Gardens 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Washington 65 132 113 49 43 58 74 48 25 16 14 8Wharton 16 0 63 4 5 6 5 1 5 3 2 0

Morris County 1,935 2,229 3,163 2,185 2,605 1,772 1,477 1,691 1,347 908 382 463SOURCE: N.J. Department of Community Affairs, 2010




Dover

Butler

Roxbury

WhartonNetcong

Hanover

Harding

Madison

Randolph

Kinnelon

Denville

Jefferson Riverdale

Montville

Mine Hill

Long Hill

Pequannock

Washington

Morristown

Mount Olive

BoontonTown

Lincoln Park

East Hanover

Florham Park

Morris Plains

Mountain Lakes

ChesterBorough

MendhamBorough

ChathamBorough

BoontonTownship


Victory Gardens

ChesterTownship

Morris Township

Mendham

Township

ChathamTownship

RockawayTownship


One and Two Family Building Permits, 2009(new construction)

Number of Permits

SOURCE: N.J. Department of Community Affairs, 20100 5Miles

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0

1 - 4

5 - 13

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Map Revised: October 7, 2010



Dover

Butler

Roxbury

WhartonNetcong

Hanover

Harding

Madison

Randolph

Kinnelon

Denville

Jefferson Riverdale

Montville

Mine Hill

Long Hill

Pequannock

Washington

Morristown

Mount Olive

BoontonTown

Lincoln Park

East Hanover

Florham Park

Morris Plains

Mountain Lakes

ChesterBorough

MendhamBorough

ChathamBorough

BoontonTownship


Victory Gardens

ChesterTownship

Morris Township

Mendham

Township

ChathamTownship

RockawayTownship


Multi-Family Building Permits, 2009(new construction)

Number of Permits

SOURCE: N.J. Department of Community Affairs, 20100 5Miles

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Housing Unit Density, 2000*

MunicipalityLand Area

(Acres)Housing

Units 2000Acres per

Housing UnitHousing Units

per AcreBoonton 1,504 3,352 0.45 2.23Boonton Twp. 5,389 1,510 3.57 0.28Butler 1,331 2,923 0.46 2.20Chatham Boro. 1,542 3,232 0.48 2.10Chatham Twp. 5,971 4,019 1.49 0.67Chester Boro. 986 627 1.57 0.64Chester Twp. 18,771 2,377 7.90 0.13Denville 7,750 6,178 1.25 0.80Dover 1,715 5,568 0.31 3.25East Hanover 5,222 3,895 1.34 0.75Florham Park 4,755 3,342 1.42 0.70Hanover 6,822 4,818 1.42 0.71Harding 13,082 1,243 10.52 0.10Jefferson 26,003 7,527 3.45 0.29

Kinnelon 11,450 3,123 3.67 0.27Lincoln Park 4,307 4,110 1.05 0.95Long Hill 7,731 3,206 2.41 0.41Madison 2,688 5,641 0.48 2.10Mendham Boro. 3,853 1,828 2.11 0.47Mendham Twp. 11,430 1,849 6.18 0.16Mine Hill 1,914 1,388 1.38 0.73Montville 12,077 7,541 1.60 0.62Morris Twp. 10,086 8,298 1.22 0.82Morris Plains 1,658 1,994 0.83 1.20Morristown 1,882 7,615 0.25 4.05Mountain Lakes 1,709 1,357 1.26 0.79

Mount Arlington 1,350 2,039 0.66 1.51Mount Olive 19,424 9,311 2.09 0.48Netcong 538 1,422 0.38 2.65Parsippan y 15,322 20,066 0.76 1.31Pequannock 4,525 5,097 0.89 1.13Randolph 13,414 8,903 1.51 0.66Riverdale 1,318 940 1.40 0.71Rockaway Boro. 1,338 2,491 0.54 1.86Rockaway Twp. 27,405 8,506 3.22 0.31Roxbury 13,677 8,171 1.67 0.60Victory Gardens 96 588 0.16 6.13Washington 28,710 5,890 4.87 0.21Wharton 1,402 2,394 0.59 1.71Morris County 300,154 174,379 1.72 0.58

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000* NOTE: The housing unit count for Florham Park, Madison, Morris Twp., Netcong, and Roxburywere revised by the Census Bureau after the initial release of the Census figures. This tableincludes the revised figures. See notes and corrections.



Housing Unit Growth by County, 1970 - 2009*

Numeric PercentAtlantic 73,848 89,342 106,877 114,090 127,763 53,915 73.0%Bergen 283,311 306,774 324,817 339,820 351,486 68,175 24.1%

Burlington 88,175 121,231 143,236 161,311 176,029 87,854 99.6%Camden 143,266 173,653 190,145 199,208 206,957 63,691 44.5%Cape May 53,152 72,107 85,537 91,047 101,044 47,892 90.1%Cumberland 40,005 47,345 50,294 52,862 56,096 16,091 40.2%Essex 312,479 317,329 298,621 301,013 312,842 363 0.1%Gloucester 51,708 69,113 82,459 95,526 107,922 56,214 108.7%Hudson 214,338 221,276 229,682 240,618 259,674 45,336 21.2%Hunterdon 22,267 30,029 39,997 45,032 49,047 26,780 120.3%Mercer 96,430 111,610 123,666 133,280 141,156 44,726 46.4%Middlesex 171,711 203,418 250,182 273,641 288,988 117,277 68.3%Monmouth 150,469 185,770 218,400 240,881 257,756 107,287 71.3%Morris 116,032 137,992 155,748 174,379 185,572 69,540 59.9%

Ocean 110,311 173,532 219,863 248,711 275,763 165,452 150.0%Passaic 152,767 159,585 162,601 170,047 172,400 19,633 12.9%Salem 19,598 24,165 25,349 26,159 27,757 8,159 41.6%Somerset 58,310 69,774 92,640 112,024 122,408 64,098 109.9%Sussex 31,218 43,869 51,574 56,527 60,874 29,656 95.0%Union 174,330 182,835 187,033 192,945 197,782 23,452 13.5%Warren 24,964 31,499 36,589 41,158 45,638 20,674 82.8%New Jersey 2,388,689 2,772,248 3,075,310 3,310,279 3,524,954 1,136,265 47.6%

*Red numbers indicate a population decline over previous period.* Official 1970 Census Housing Units for New Jersey: 2,388,011

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, 1970 through 2000 Census and 2009 Population Estimates Program


County 1970 1980 1990 2000 1970 - 2009 Change2009

* NOTE: Housing unit counts for 1970 through 2000 were revised by the Census Bureau after the initial release ofthe Census figures. This table includes the revised figures. See notes and corrections: "Unofficial Post-CQRCensus 2000 Population and Housing Units."



Projected Growth in Housing Units, 2004 - 2025

MunicipalityExisting

Housing Units2004

Housing Unitsby 2025

GrowthPercentGrowth

Boonton 3,368 3,544 176 5.2%

Boonton Twp. 1,720 1,880 160 9.3%Butler 3,192 3,339 147 4.6%Chatham Boro. 3,232 3,247 15 0.5%Chatham Twp. 4,055 4,169 114 2.8%Chester Boro. 627 672 45 7.2%Chester Twp. 2,581 2,918 337 13.1%Denville 6,375 6,855 480 7.5%Dover 5,700 6,080 380 6.7%East Hanover 3,933 4,059 126 3.2%Florham Park 4,120 4,495 375 9.1%Hanover 5,024 5,363 339 6.7%Harding 1,488 1,727 239 16.1%

Jefferson 8,152 8,392 240 2.9%Kinnelon 3,522 3,602 80 2.3%Lincoln Park 4,124 4,224 100 2.4%Long Hill 3,255 3,500 245 7.5%Madison 6,100 6,175 75 1.2%Mendham Boro. 1,828 1,918 90 4.9%Mendham Twp. 1,966 2,103 137 7.0%Mine Hill 1,392 1,575 183 13.1%Montville 8,035 8,585 550 6.8%Morris Twp. 9,163 9,523 360 3.9%Morris Plains 2,022 2,051 29 1.4%Morristown 7,615 8,415 800 10.5%Mountain Lakes 1,370 1,430 60 4.4%Mount Arlington 2,098 2,458 360 17.2%Mount Olive 10,824 10,920 96 0.9%Netcong 1,423 1,773 350 24.6%Parsippany 20,421 20,924 503 2.5%Pequannock 5,667 6,801 1,134 20.0%Randolph 9,300 10,075 775 8.3%Riverdale 1,068 1,728 660 61.8%Rockaway Boro. 2,507 2,524 17 0.7%Rockaway Twp. 9,164 11,569 2,405 26.2%Roxbury 8,486 9,225 739 8.7%Victory Gardens 588 588 0 0.0%Washington 5,894 6,536 642 10.9%

Wharton 2,463 2,614 151 6.1%Morris County 183,862 197,576 13,714 7.5%

SOURCE: Morris County Department of Planning, Development & Technology,Morris County Final Cross-Acceptance Report, March 2005



Units in Residential Structures, 2000

Municipality

TotalHousing

Units1-unit,

detached1-unit,

attached 2 Units3 or 4Units

5 to 9Units

10 to 19Units

20 or MoreUnits

MobileHome

Boat, RV,Van, etc.

Boonton 3,352 1,877 155 684 275 213 54 94 0 0Boonton Twp. 1,510 1,341 147 11 3 8 0 0 0 0

Butler 2,923 1,946 39 364 189 75 119 185 6 0Chatham Boro. 3,232 2,587 46 124 228 46 59 137 5 0Chatham Twp. 4,019 2,683 180 24 130 578 206 218 0 0Chester Boro. 627 437 25 19 44 8 0 43 51 0Chester Twp. 2,377 2,337 0 31 9 0 0 0 0 0Denville 6,178 4,940 365 91 105 92 139 446 0 0Dover 5,568 2,751 583 946 463 241 158 419 7 0East Hanover 3,895 3,251 253 48 120 98 106 8 11 0Florham Park 3,342 2,353 520 33 78 68 176 101 13 0Hanover 4,818 3,844 443 83 63 170 166 49 0 0Harding 1,243 1,082 155 0 0 0 0 0 6 0Jefferson 7,527 6,668 286 119 107 166 32 0 149 0Kinnelon 3,123 3,083 25 15 0 0 0 0 0 0Lincoln Park 4,110 2,094 731 191 95 150 226 614 9 0

Long Hill 3,206 2,546 246 135 141 31 29 57 21 0Madison 5,641 3,485 402 577 358 274 179 359 7 0Mendham Boro. 1,828 1,358 298 58 47 40 14 13 0 0Mendham Twp. 1,849 1,792 22 0 8 21 6 0 0 0Mine Hill 1,388 1,151 166 43 11 17 0 0 0 0Montville 7,541 5,066 1,194 114 178 203 364 416 6 0Morris Twp. 8,298 5,962 905 297 160 243 493 232 0 6Morris Plains 1,994 1,721 35 34 36 118 50 0 0 0Morristown 7,615 2,115 662 872 938 514 537 1,968 0 9Mountain Lakes 1,357 1,232 109 8 0 0 0 0 0 8Mount Arlington 2,039 1,148 305 39 67 170 263 22 25 0Mount Olive 9,311 5,248 179 206 537 547 2,176 418 0 0Netcong 1,043 641 75 182 64 21 55 5 0 0Parsippany 20,066 11,296 976 478 533 862 2,348 3,549 15 9Pequannock 5,097 4,019 364 119 82 181 160 164 0 8Randolph 8,903 6,408 313 164 323 173 634 858 30 0Riverdale 940 713 36 89 36 4 8 54 0 0Rockaway Boro. 2,491 1,722 70 205 136 118 151 73 16 0Rockaway Twp. 8,506 6,835 503 113 302 215 212 241 85 0Roxbury 8,550 6,682 384 281 144 556 337 166 0 0Victory Gardens 588 148 163 66 21 44 108 36 2 0Washington 5,890 5,087 291 48 186 40 153 43 42 0Wharton 2,394 1,236 301 404 136 71 73 152 21 0

Morris County 174,379 120,885 11,952 7,315 6,353 6,376 9,791 11,140 527 40


NOTE: The total housing unit counts for Florham Park, Madison, Morris Twp., Netcong, and Roxbury were revised by the CensusBureau after the initial release of the Census figures; however, these revisions were not included in other enumerated data (includingthis table). See notes and corrections.



Owner-Occ. Renter-Occ. Owner-Occ. Renter-Occ.

Boonton 1,845 1,276 1,963 1,309Boonton Twp. 1,132 109 1,370 106Butler 1,841 824 1,905 963Chatham Boro. 2,405 690 2,511 648Chatham Twp. 2,891 680 3,271 649Chester Boro. 366 85 474 135Chester Twp. 1,722 185 2,159 164Denville 4,193 683 5,144 846Dover 2,782 2,371 2,875 2,561East Hanover 2,816 222 3,613 230Florham Park 2,665 237 2,803 436Hanover 3,426 364 4,364 381Harding 1,189 177 1,092 88Jefferson 5,430 900 6,311 820Kinnelon 2,661 115 2,972 90Lincoln Park 2,897 971 3,061 965Long Hill 2,304 439 2,687 452Madison 3,570 1,830 3,698 1,822Mendham Boro. 1,421 266 1,529 252Mendham Twp. 1,479 112 1,710 78Mine Hill 1,063 147 1,228 137Montville 4,473 416 6,336 1,044Morris Twp. 5,639 1,458 6,888 1,228Morris Plains 1,713 208 1,791 164Morristown 2,524 4,188 2,865 4,387

Mountain Lakes 1,162 77 1,281 49Mount Arlington 885 406 1,536 382Mount Olive 4,187 3,785 5,078 3,990Netcong 657 636 646 362Parsippany 10,665 7,704 11,867 7,757Pequannock 3,782 499 4,497 529Randolph 4,923 2,005 6,446 2,233Riverdale 671 184 755 164Rockaway Boro. 1,556 733 1,679 766Rockaway Twp. 5,696 1,212 6,849 1,259Roxbury 5,744 753 7,033 1,331Victory Gardens 187 290 231 333Washington 4,251 657 5,067 688Wharton 1,276 768 1,454 874

Morris County 110,089 38,662 129,039 40,672


NOTE: The total housing unit counts for Florham Park, Madison, Morris Twp., Netcong, and Roxburywere revised by the Census Bureau after the initial release of the Census figures; however, theserevisions were not included in other enumerated data (including this table). See notes and corrections.

Owner-Occupied vs. Renter-Occupied HousingUnits, 1990 and 2000

20001990Municipality



1990 2000 % ChangeBoonton $189,800 $212,000 11.7%Boonton Twp. $266,600 $322,600 21.0%Butler $182,100 $187,500 3.0%Chatham Boro. $254,300 $376,900 48.2%Chatham Twp. $338,600 $449,000 32.6%Chester Boro. $229,000 $313,600 36.9%Chester Twp. $335,700 $407,900 21.5%Denville $189,700 $228,300 20.3%Dover $155,300 $150,500 -3.1%East Hanover $254,700 $322,800 26.7%Florham Park $259,100 $322,400 24.4%Hanover $234,900 $286,100 21.8%Harding $500,001 $665,400 33.1%

Jefferson $161,200 $180,400 11.9%Kinnelon $298,600 $354,000 18.6%Lincoln Park $179,400 $194,300 8.3%Long Hill $241,400 $297,000 23.0%Madison $250,100 $362,400 44.9%Mendham Boro. $292,500 $397,000 35.7%Mendham Twp. $438,300 $556,200 26.9%Mine Hill $159,400 $161,900 1.6%Montville $280,800 $346,600 23.4%Morris Twp. $297,900 $350,400 17.6%Morris Plains $233,700 $282,500 20.9%Morristown $205,800 $224,400 9.0%

Mountain Lakes $364,300 $488,900 34.2%Mount Arlington $164,300 $183,700 11.8%Mount Olive $173,300 $197,800 14.1%Netcong $148,200 $147,400 -0.5%Parsippany $207,100 $234,100 13.0%Pequannock $204,800 $246,100 20.2%Randolph $255,800 $329,800 28.9%Riverdale $178,200 $210,200 18.0%Rockaway Boro. $169,200 $187,200 10.6%Rockaway Twp. $181,400 $206,200 13.7%Roxbury $188,600 $207,400 10.0%Victory Gardens $118,200 $117,100 -0.9%Washington $242,700 $279,300 15.1%Wharton $161,500 $165,300 2.4%Morris County $217,300 $257,400 18.5%


Median ValueMunicipality

NOTE: The total housing unit counts for Florham Park, Madison, Morris Twp., Netcong, and Roxbury wererevised by the Census Bureau after the initial release of the Census figures; however, these revisions were notincluded in other enumerated data (including this table). See notes and corrections.

Median Value for Specified Owner-Occupied Single-Family Housing Units, 1990 and 2000



Median Contract Rent, 1990 and 2000

1990 2000 % ChangeBoonton $633 $817 29.1%Boonton Twp. $611 $980 60.4%

Butler $602 $739 22.8%Chatham Boro. $815 $1,018 24.9%Chatham Twp. $948 $1,238 30.6%Chester Boro. $665 $741 11.4%Chester Twp. $731 $1,176 60.9%Denville $747 $1,049 40.4%Dover $615 $782 27.2%East Hanover $907 $1,255 38.4%Florham Park $1,001 $731 -27.0%Hanover $829 $1,004 21.1%Harding $920 $1,080 17.4%Jefferson $639 $754 18.0%

Kinnelon $781 $1,288 64.9%Lincoln Park $729 $879 20.6%Long Hill $759 $886 16.7%Madison $739 $960 29.9%Mendham Boro. $802 $1,092 36.2%Mendham Twp. $792 $956 20.7%Mine Hill $718 $1,045 45.5%Montville $786 $1,049 33.5%Morris Twp. $809 $929 14.8%Morris Plains $878 $935 6.5%Morristown $595 $862 44.9%Mountain Lakes $1,001 $1,554 55.2%Mount Arlington $631 $770 22.0%Mount Olive $608 $763 25.5%Netcong $586 $688 17.4%Parsippany $651 $771 18.4%Pequannock $613 $680 10.9%Randolph $676 $848 25.4%Riverdale $664 $872 31.3%Rockaway Boro. $665 $804 20.9%Rockaway Twp. $804 $876 9.0%Roxbury $655 $704 7.5%Victory Gardens $613 $722 17.8%Washington $736 $899 22.1%Wharton $663 $761 14.8%

Morris County $659 $813 23.4%


Municipality Median Contract Rent

NOTE: The total housing unit counts for Florham Park, Madison, Morris Twp., Netcong, andRoxbury were revised by the Census Bureau after the initial release of the Census figures; however,these revisions were not included in other enumerated data (including this table). See notes andcorrections.



Housing Units by Year Structure Built, 2000

MunicipalityTotalUnits

MedianYearBuilt

1999 toMarch2000

1995 to1998

1990 to1994

1980 to1989

1970 to1979

1960 to1969

1940 to1959

1939 orearlier

Boonton 3,352 1942 0 65 116 157 279 398 714 1,623Boonton Twp. 1,510 1963 13 207 69 188 103 237 459 234Butler 2,923 1953 12 27 116 110 452 455 779 972Chatham Boro. 3,232 1947 3 36 6 115 198 306 1,398 1,170Chatham Twp. 4,019 1966 27 69 322 758 578 611 1,215 439Chester Boro. 627 1971 27 32 111 52 102 81 100 122Chester Twp. 2,377 1972 92 194 146 497 344 384 376 344Denville 6,178 1963 65 797 356 381 703 1,063 1,689 1,124Dover 5,568 1953 43 128 105 463 537 831 1,645 1,816East Hanover 3,895 1973 14 301 517 651 666 701 808 237Florham Park 3,342 1966 98 104 115 772 417 467 1,129 240Hanover 4,818 1964 94 442 532 393 621 558 1,811 367Harding 1,243 1965 20 80 42 217 178 155 271 280Jefferson 7,527 1964 152 599 253 868 1,032 1,503 2,487 633Kinnelon 3,123 1965 59 120 114 486 454 685 987 218Lincoln Park 4,110 1967 8 26 250 1,284 200 878 901 563Long Hill 3,206 1963 18 233 139 494 348 570 869 535Madison 5,641 1953 7 55 153 613 381 574 2,293 1,565Mendham Boro. 1,828 1971 18 30 36 344 541 253 255 351Mendham Twp. 1,849 1973 46 112 227 218 429 311 270 236Mine Hill 1,388 1958 0 86 64 201 94 165 545 233Montville 7,541 1979 64 1,134 1,318 1,142 1,014 1,356 800 713Morris Twp. 8,298 1967 49 360 781 1,361 1,007 1,793 1,756 1,191Morris Plains 1,994 1957 6 22 29 212 184 351 751 439Morristown 7,615 1954 28 394 175 551 939 1,074 1,925 2,529Mountain Lakes 1,357 1947 18 43 62 95 74 107 382 576

Mount Arlington 2,039 1971 42 356 251 132 262 417 365 214Mount Olive 9,311 1973 239 516 413 1,329 3,178 1,892 961 783Netcong 1,043 1947 0 30 18 62 77 162 295 399Parsippany 20,066 1965 348 580 702 1,843 3,418 6,484 5,216 1,475Pequannock 5,097 1960 39 159 498 255 570 1,034 1,948 594Randolph 8,903 1976 457 613 826 1,650 2,260 1,300 1,366 431Riverdale 940 1956 78 33 29 65 52 89 403 191Rockaway Boro. 2,491 1955 20 57 108 111 402 298 715 780Rockaway Twp. 8,506 1965 123 480 712 870 1,039 2,185 2,329 768Roxbury 8,550 1971 186 746 689 1,023 1,767 1,574 1,768 797Victory Gardens 588 1964 3 57 29 95 58 82 206 58Washington 5,890 1978 104 399 499 1,613 1,488 711 494 582Wharton 2,394 1956 8 209 51 262 238 271 547 808

Morris County 174,379 1965 2,628 9,931 10,979 21,933 26,684 32,366 43,228 26,630SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000

NOTE: The total housing unit counts for Florham Park, Madison, Morris Twp., Netcong,and Roxbury were revised by the Census Bureau after the initial release of the Censusfigures; however, these revisions were not included in other enumerated data (includingthis table). See notes and corrections.



Per Capita Income, 1989 and 1999

1989 1999 % Change 1989 1999Boonton $20,099 $29,919 48.9% 218 210Boonton Twp. $25,037 $45,014 79.8% 114 65

Butler $18,806 $27,113 44.2% 270 272Chatham Boro. $31,947 $53,027 66.0% 49 31Chatham Twp. $38,773 $65,497 68.9% 24 11Chester Boro. $22,040 $42,564 93.1% 168 80Chester Twp. $35,467 $55,353 56.1% 31 26Denville $25,054 $38,607 54.1% 113 104Dover $15,344 $18,056 17.7% 426 517East Hanover $22,336 $32,129 43.8% 158 173Florham Park $28,561 $42,133 47.5% 73 82Hanover $22,546 $37,661 67.0% 152 112Harding $72,575 $72,689 0.2% 4 8Jefferson $19,810 $27,950 41.1% 229 252

Kinnelon $34,881 $45,796 31.3% 32 60Lincoln Park $21,189 $30,389 43.4% 193 198Long Hill $27,557 $42,613 54.6% 81 79Madison $28,597 $38,416 34.3% 72 106Mendham Boro. $35,713 $48,629 36.2% 30 44Mendham Twp. $47,118 $61,460 30.4% 10 17Mine Hill $19,261 $27,119 40.8% 251 271Montville $29,785 $43,341 45.5% 60 72Morris Twp. $34,754 $54,782 57.6% 33 27Morris Plains $27,926 $36,553 30.9% 77 126Morristown $22,036 $30,086 36.5% 169 207Mountain Lakes $51,919 $65,086 25.4% 8 13Mount Arlington $19,175 $32,222 68.0% 254 168Mount Olive $19,655 $28,691 46.0% 237 236Netcong $16,335 $23,472 43.7% 378 387Parsippany $22,137 $32,220 45.5% 165 169Pequannock $20,888 $31,892 52.7% 202 177Randolph $26,746 $43,072 61.0% 94 75Riverdale $18,582 $31,187 67.8% 277 187Rockaway Boro. $19,772 $26,500 34.0% 233 291Rockaway Twp. $21,717 $33,184 52.8% 175 158Roxbury $20,564 $30,174 46.7% 208 204Victory Gardens $13,698 $20,616 50.5% 482 460Washington $24,157 $37,489 55.2% 127 113Wharton $18,588 $25,168 35.4% 276 329

Morris County $25,177 $36,964 46.8% - -* Ranked from a total of 566 municipalities in New Jersey


Municipality Per Capita Income Per Capita Income Rank*



MunicipalityMedian Household

IncomeMedian Family

IncomePoverty RateIndividuals

Poverty RateFamilies

Boonton $65,322 $75,147 6.7% 5.0%Boonton Twp. $91,753 $102,944 1.3% 0.9%Butler $57,455 $66,199 5.0% 2.5%Chatham Boro. $101,991 $119,635 2.2% 1.7%Chatham Twp. $106,208 $131,609 2.7% 1.9%Chester Boro. $80,398 $106,260 5.2% 2.1%Chester Twp. $117,298 $133,586 2.3% 2.4%Denville $76,778 $90,651 2.8% 1.7%Dover $53,423 $57,141 13.4% 8.2%East Hanover $82,133 $88,348 1.7% 1.3%Florham Park $88,706 $102,047 5.8% 2.4%Hanover $84,115 $93,937 1.2% 0.7%

Harding $111,297 $128,719 1.1% 0.0%Jefferson $68,837 $76,974 2.4% 1.0%Kinnelon $105,991 $110,593 2.6% 2.3%Lincoln Park $69,050 $77,307 2.8% 1.9%Long Hill $84,532 $103,037 3.3% 2.3%Madison $82,847 $101,798 3.4% 2.0%Mendham Boro. $110,348 $129,812 4.1% 2.6%Mendham Twp. $136,174 $146,254 1.8% 1.4%Mine Hill $64,643 $67,467 5.6% 4.7%Montville $94,557 $105,394 3.8% 2.6%Morris Twp. $101,902 $116,866 3.8% 2.1%Morris Plains $84,806 $98,333 2.4% 1.5%

Morristown $57,562 $66,419 11.5% 7.1%Mountain Lakes $141,757 $153,227 2.0% 1.4%Mount Arlington $67,213 $79,514 3.3% 2.3%Mount Olive $64,515 $75,189 3.1% 1.7%Netcong $55,000 $65,833 3.1% 2.5%Parsippany $68,133 $81,041 3.9% 2.6%Pequannock $72,729 $84,487 3.0% 2.5%Randolph $97,589 $115,722 1.4% 1.0%Riverdale $71,083 $79,557 5.3% 3.0%Rockaway Boro. $61,002 $66,997 5.0% 3.0%Rockaway Twp. $80,939 $89,281 2.4% 1.4%Roxbury $72,982 $83,409 2.7% 2.1%Victory Gardens $44,375 $43,594 8.4% 8.9%Washington $97,763 $104,926 2.3% 1.8%Wharton $56,580 $64,957 8.3% 6.4%Morris County $77,340 $89,773 3.9% 2.4%


Median Household and Family Income and Percent of Individualsand Families Below the Poverty Level in 1999



Household Income in 1999 and 2009 for Morris County

Households Percent Households PercentLess than $10,000 5,280 3.1% 4,458 2.5%$10,000 to $14,999 4,162 2.5% 2,819 1.6%

$15,000 to $24,999 9,016 5.3% 8,400 4.8%$25,000 to $34,999 11,528 6.8% 10,999 6.3%$35,000 to $49,999 19,304 11.4% 16,080 9.2%$50,000 to $74,999 32,678 19.2% 25,152 14.3%$75,000 to $99,999 26,978 15.9% 23,090 13.2%$100,000 to $149,999 31,791 18.7% 37,457 21.4%$150,000 to $199,999 13,776 8.1% 18,954 10.8%$200,000 or more 15,281 9.0% 27,959 15.9%

Total Households 169,794 100% 175,368 100%Median Household Income $77,340 - $96,787 -

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 and 2009 American Community Survey

Family Income in 1999 and 2009 for Morris County

Families Percent Families PercentLess than $10,000 1,869 1.5% 1,315 1.0%$10,000 to $14,999 1,347 1.1% 787 0.6%$15,000 to $24,999 4,310 3.4% 3,551 2.8%$25,000 to $34,999 6,260 5.0% 5,881 4.6%

$35,000 to $49,999 11,721 9.3% 9,321 7.2%$50,000 to $74,999 23,593 18.8% 15,486 12.0%$75,000 to $99,999 22,311 17.7% 17,509 13.6%$100,000 to $149,999 28,000 22.3% 31,511 24.5%$150,000 to $199,999 12,377 9.8% 17,576 13.7%$200,000 or more 13,938 11.1% 25,659 20.0%

Total Families 125,726 100% 128,596 100%Median Family Income $89,773 - $114,355 -

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 and 2009 American Community Survey


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Income by Counties, 1999

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HouseholdIncome

MedianHousehold

IncomeRank *

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Per CapitaIncomeRank*

Atlantic County $43,933 18 $51,710 18 $21,034 19Bergen County $65,241 5 $78,079 4 $33,638 4Burlington County $58,608 8 $67,481 9 $26,339 10Camden County $48,097 14 $57,429 13 $22,354 16Cape May County $41,591 19 $51,402 19 $24,172 13Cumberland County $39,150 21 $45,403 20 $17,376 21Essex County $44,944 17 $54,818 17 $24,943 12Gloucester County $54,273 12 $62,482 12 $22,708 15Hudson County $40,293 20 $44,053 21 $21,154 18Hunterdon County $79,888 1 $91,050 1 $36,370 3Mercer County $56,612 9 $68,494 8 $27,914 6Middlesex County $61,446 7 $70,749 7 $26,535 9

Monmouth County $64,271 6 $76,823 5 $31,149 5Morris County $77,340 2 $89,773 3 $36,964 2Ocean County $46,443 15 $56,420 14 $23,054 14Passaic County $49,210 13 $56,054 15 $21,370 17Salem County $45,573 16 $54,890 16 $20,874 20Somerset County $76,933 3 $90,605 2 $37,970 1Sussex County $65,266 4 $73,335 6 $26,992 7Union County $55,339 11 $65,234 11 $26,992 8Warren County $56,100 10 $66,223 10 $25,728 11New Jersey $55,146 - $65,370 - $27,006 -

* Ranked from a total of 21 counties in New JerseySOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000



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Rank County Dollars County Dollars County1 Douglas County, CO $82,929 Falls Church City, VA $97,225 Marin County, CA2 Fairfax County, VA $81,050 Fairfax County, VA $92,146 Manhattan, NY3 Loudoun County, VA $80,648 Hunterdon County, NJ $91,050 Falls Church City, VA4 Hunterdon County, NJ $79,888 Somerset County, NJ $90,605 Pitkin County, CO5 Los Alamos County, NM $78,993 Los Alamos County, NM $90,032 Fairfield County, CT6 Morris County, NJ $77,340 Morris County, NJ $89,773 Teton County, W7 Somerset County, NJ $76,933 Marin County, CA $88,934 Somerset County, NJ8 Falls Church City, VA $74,924 Douglas County, CO $88,482 Arlington County, VA9 Santa Clara County, CA $74,335 Loudoun County, VA $88,387 Alexandria City, VA

10 Howard County, MD $74,167 Howard County, MD $85,422 Morris County, N11 Putnam County, NY $72,279 Montgomery County, MD $84,035 Fairfax County, VA12 Nassau County, NY $72,030 Putnam County, NY $82,197 Westchester County, N

13 Montgomery County, MD $71,551 Collin County, TX $81,856 Hunterdon County, NJ14 Marin County, CA $71,306 Santa Clara County, CA $81,717 San Mateo County, CA15 Fayette County, GA $71,227 Nassau County, NY $81,246 Montgomery County, M16 Hamilton County, IN $71,026 San Mateo County, CA $80,737 San Miguel County, CO17 Collin County, TX $70,835 Hamilton County, IN $80,239 Douglas County, CO18 San Mateo County, CA $70,819 Westchester County, NY $79,881 Los Alamos County, NM19 Williamson County, TN $69,104 DuPage County, IL $79,314 San Francisco County,20 Forsyth County, GA $68,890 Fairfax City, VA $78,921 Summit County, UT21 Rockland County, NY $67,971 Arlington County, VA $78,877 Bergen County, NJ22 DuPage County, IL $67,887 Fayette County, GA $78,853 Loudoun County, VA

23 Fairfax City, VA $67,642 Rockland County, NY $78,806 Collin County, TX24 Livingston County, MI $67,400 Williamson County, TN $78,315 Hamilton County, IN25 Delaware County, OH $67,258 Bergen County, NJ $78,079 Santa Clara County, CA

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000NOTE: Alexandria City, Fairfax City & Falls Church City are "Independent Cities" not affiliated withany county.

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Income by Counties, 2009

CountiesMedian

HouseholdIncome

MedianHousehold

IncomeRank *

MedianFamilyIncome

MedianFamilyIncomeRank*

Per CapitaIncome

Per CapitaIncomeRank*

Atlantic County $52,864 17 $66,240 17 $26,883 19Bergen County $80,900 4 $98,069 5 $41,373 4Burlington County $74,924 8 $87,304 9 $34,486 7Camden County $60,946 13 $77,235 13 $29,814 16Cape May County $50,184 20 $58,267 21 $30,885 14Cumberland County $48,959 21 $60,285 20 $20,968 21Essex County $54,085 16 $67,232 16 $31,109 13Gloucester County $70,487 11 $84,976 10 $30,389 15Hudson County $56,745 15 $61,193 19 $32,053 11Hunterdon County $100,729 1 $123,759 1 $46,575 2Mercer County $71,650 9 $90,751 7 $36,215 6Middlesex County $75,531 7 $89,948 8 $33,170 10

Monmouth County $80,553 5 $101,552 4 $39,227 5Morris County $96,787 2 $114,355 2 $47,159 1Ocean County $59,706 14 $71,928 14 $29,199 17Passaic County $51,828 19 $64,199 18 $24,540 20Salem County $51,907 18 $70,084 15 $27,252 18Somerset County $89,871 3 $105,877 3 $43,725 3Sussex County $80,120 6 $91,327 6 $33,848 8Union County $65,250 12 $77,786 12 $33,436 9Warren County $71,162 10 $81,018 11 $31,936 12New Jersey $68,342 - $83,381 - $34,263 -

* Ranked from a total of 21 counties in New JerseySource: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey




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SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 AmChart Revised: October 7, 2010



Top 25 U.S. Counties by Income, 2009

Rank County Dollars County Dollars County1 Loudoun County, VA $114,204 Arlington County, VA $136,542 Manhattan, NY2 Fairfax County, VA $102,499 Loudoun County, VA $124,950 Arlington County, V3 Howard County, MD $101,940 Hunterdon County, NJ $123,759 Marin County, CA4 Hunterdon County, NJ $100,729 Fairfax County, VA $122,651 Alexandria City, VA5 Douglas County, CO $99,409 Howard County, MD $120,260 Morris County,6 Morris County, NJ $96,787 Marin County, CA $114,441 Fairfax County, V7 Arlington County, VA $96,218 Morris County, NJ $114,355 Montgomery C8 Montgomery County, MD $94,420 Montgomery County, MD $114,230 Hunterdon County, N9 Nassau County, NY $92,776 Douglas County, CO $109,904 Fairfield County, CT

10 Somerset County, NJ $89,871 Nassau County, NY $106,484 Howard County, MD11 Prince William County, VA $89,785 Somerset County, NJ $105,877 Loudoun County, VA12 Calvert County, MD $89,289 Fauquier County, VA $103,146 Westchester County

13 Charles County, MD $89,115 Alexandria City, VA $102,969 San Francisco Coun14 Marin County, CA $89,019 San Mateo County, CA $102,620 Somerset County, NJ15 Stafford County, VA $88,438 Monmouth County, NJ $101,552 San Mateo County, C16 Fauquier County, VA $88,305 Norfolk County, MA $101,096 Norfolk County, MA17 Williamson County, TN $85,403 Charles County, MD $99,915 Douglas County, CO18 Santa Clara County, CA $85,215 Middlesex County, MA $99,907 Bergen County, NJ19 San Mateo County, CA $85,213 Westchester County, NY $99,650 Ozaukee County, WI20 Scott County, MN $84,035 Prince William County, VA $98,927 Washington, DC21 Suffolk County, NY $83,620 Calvert County, MD $98,645 Chester County, PA22 Frederick County, MD $83,229 Chester County, PA $98,321 Nassau County, NY23 Delaware County, OH $83,106 Fairfield County, CT $98,118 Middlesex County, M24 Forsyth County, GA $83,000 Bergen County, NJ $98,069 Montgomery County25 Putnam County, NY $82,121 Santa Clara County, CA $97,669 Monmouth County, N



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2009 data is only available for geographic areas with a population of 65,000 or more.NOTE: Alexandria City is an "Independent City" not affiliated with any county.

Median Household Income Median Family Income



Racial Breakdown of Students by School District, Fall 2009

District White Black Hispanic AsianNative

AmericanHawaiian

NativeTwo or More

RacesGrandTotal

Boonton 735.5 100 153.5 223.5 3 2 4 1,221.5Boonton Twp. 474 4 20 24 0 1 6 529

Butler 1,022 20 116.5 32 0 5 0 1,195.5School Dist. of Chathams 3,435 30 122 282 0 0 31 3,900

Chester Twp. 1,217 18 72 58 2 10 0 1,377Denville 1,594 51 102 149 2 1 3 1,902Dover 316.5 183 2,350.5 68 0 0 7.5 2,925.5

East Hanover 961 11 47 116 0 5 0 1,140Educ. Serv. Comm. Morris Co. 90 18 13 3 1 0 0 125

Florham Park 887 45 21 68 0 0 21 1,042Hanover Park Regional 1213.5 35 61 148.5 0 0 0 1,458Hanover 1,265 15 59 195 0 1 9 1,544

Harding 282.5 6 10 14 0 0 0 312.5Jefferson 3,052 68 253 193 8 3 0 3,577

Kinnelon 2,025 24 51 63 1 39 0 2,203

Lincoln Park 690 12 98 47 0 32 6 885Long Hill 860 6 64 82 1 5 6 1,024

Madison 1,821.5 73 204 172 2 2 0 2274.5Mendham Boro. 638 0 13 16 2 0 0 669

Mendham Twp. 813 6 27 50 3 0 0 899Mine Hill 213 39 99 24 0 0 0 375Montville 3,110.5 70 150.5 887 12 21 3 4,254

Morris Co. Vocational 514 17 94 105.5 4 1 7 742.5Morris Hills Regional 2049.5 82 449 210 6 0 0 2796.5

Morris Plains 566 3 37 35 0 0 0 641Morris School District 2,742 655 1,168 229 7 3 0 4,804Mount Arlington 301 12 45 22 0 1 0 381

Mount Olive 3,536 301 540.5 482 3 4 22 4,888.5

Mountain Lakes 1,409 32.5 64 130.5 0 0 7 1,643Netcong 179 12 87 7 1 0 0 286Parsippany-Troy Hills 3647.5 257 686.5 2,533 24 11 113 7,272Pequannock 2,214 7 102.5 35 1 2 1 2,362.5

Randolph 4,252.5 154.5 503 476 4 11 2 5,403Riverdale 260 2 28 16 0 0 0 306

Rockaway Boro. 435 29 127 69 1 0 0 661Rockaway Twp. 1,931 111 337 209 5 2 10 2,605

Roxbury 3,420 146 431.5 276.5 2 1 1 4,278Unity Charter School 74 294 122 35 2 0 0 527Washington 2,457 49 115 97 0 0 22 2,740

West Morris Regional 2,441 34.5 104 97 10 2 1 2,689.5Wharton 266 40 444 45 0 0 0 795

Morris County 59,410.5 3,072.5 9,592 8,024.5 107 165 282.5 80,654

SOURCE: N.J. Department of Education


NOTE: Fractional figures refer to "shared time" students in which a student is enrolled at aparticular school part-time and may attend more than one school.



Educational Attainment - Persons 25 Years of Age & Over, 2000

MunicipalityPopulation

25 Yearsand Over

Less Than9th Grade

9th to 12thGrade, NoDiploma

High SchoolGraduate

SomeCollege, No

Degree

AssociateDegree

Bachelor'sDegree

Graduate orProfessional

DegreeBoonton 6,081 392 452 1,630 1,307 300 1,429 571Boonton Twp. 3,047 48 163 705 581 150 883 517Butler 5,293 261 488 2,013 1,059 196 884 392Chatham Boro. 5,723 83 114 704 717 290 2,195 1,620Chatham Twp. 7,013 67 169 1,045 829 293 2,390 2,220Chester Boro. 1,138 40 72 253 157 66 324 226Chester Twp. 4,789 69 106 726 635 203 1,581 1,469Denville 11,319 232 644 2,782 1,948 732 3,058 1,923Dover 12,011 2,019 1,955 4,125 1,944 462 983 523East Hanover 8,147 403 570 2,668 1,304 484 1,624 1,094Florham Park 6,484 191 316 1,130 857 250 2,161 1,579Hanover 9,272 422 548 2,521 1,482 454 2,431 1,414Harding 2,265 16 41 339 316 58 773 722Jefferson 13,398 347 1,046 4,402 2,962 913 2,772 956

Kinnelon 6,182 87 135 1,042 1,083 285 1,990 1,560Lincoln Park 8,139 363 750 2,525 1,374 447 1,787 893Long Hill 5,995 114 258 1,346 906 418 1,821 1,132Madison 10,178 383 550 1,779 1,266 417 3,137 2,646Mendham Boro. 3,489 26 138 510 458 187 1,199 971Mendham Twp. 3,467 30 42 402 414 106 1,273 1,200Mine Hill 2,626 59 180 862 607 177 499 242Montville 14,445 269 670 2,903 2,444 757 4,454 2,948Morris Twp. 15,565 293 467 2,159 2,077 673 5,287 4,609Morris Plains 3,777 70 147 717 660 258 1,113 812Morristown 13,604 1,040 1,266 3,252 2,120 585 3,160 2,181Mountain Lakes 2,624 22 20 144 338 103 1,073 924Mount Arlington 3,408 82 244 922 707 230 842 381

Mount Olive 15,764 378 904 4,095 3,495 1,142 3,979 1,771Netcong 1,817 144 132 660 370 112 287 112Parsippany 36,644 1,281 2,420 9,392 5,851 1,952 10,121 5,627Pequannock 9,495 228 451 2,903 1,810 546 2,476 1,081Randolph 16,253 215 487 2,659 2,175 1,057 5,478 4,182Riverdale 1,724 37 150 611 313 81 388 144Rockaway Boro. 4,552 154 315 1,561 909 306 959 348Rockaway Twp. 15,488 348 742 3,917 2,973 1,100 4,484 1,924Roxbury 16,150 529 1,084 4,664 3,255 1,137 3,872 1,609Victory Gardens 984 86 208 331 203 56 88 12Washington 11,313 202 216 2,088 2,057 728 3,760 2,262Wharton 4,218 217 587 1,243 861 352 626 332Morris County 323,881 11,247 19,247 77,730 54,824 18,063 87,641 55,129




Educational Attainment - Persons 25 Years of Age & Over by County, 2000

CountyPopulation

25 Yearsand Over

Less Than9th Grade


High SchoolGraduate

SomeCollege, No

Degree

AssociateDegree

Bachelor'sDegree


Degree

Atlantic 168,546 11,016 25,793 58,369 32,668 9,191 21,655 9,854 Bergen 623,469 34,069 49,551 163,525 106,035 31,908 149,798 88,583 8Burlington 285,553 9,564 27,095 88,884 59,300 19,642 54,721 26,347 Camden 331,765 19,501 45,956 106,572 61,683 18,351 51,782 27,920 8Cape May 72,878 3,319 9,891 26,475 13,289 3,856 11,288 4,760 Cumberland 96,899 10,903 19,610 35,189 15,212 4,600 7,820 3,565 Essex 513,570 47,859 77,545 139,578 86,465 20,956 84,953 56,214 7Gloucester 164,801 6,375 19,431 60,828 30,988 11,001 25,695 10,483 8Hudson 408,799 55,229 65,254 109,542 61,316 14,102 66,835 36,521 Hunterdon 83,548 2,338 4,767 21,338 14,591 5,616 21,269 13,629 Mercer 231,139 13,598 28,407 59,141 39,094 12,393 42,680 35,826 Middlesex 501,552 31,015 47,449 145,657 84,865 27,033 102,750 62,783 8Monmouth 413,058 15,421 34,473 113,343 80,586 26,393 90,050 52,792 8

Morris 323,881 11,247 19,247 77,730 54,824 18,063 87,641 55,129Ocean 358,354 16,292 44,607 135,009 73,038 19,573 48,044 21,791 8Passaic 316,401 37,347 47,063 98,830 52,856 13,228 44,793 22,284 7Salem 42,789 3,017 5,777 16,784 7,805 2,894 4,808 1,704 Somerset 204,343 8,684 12,628 43,972 32,394 11,621 55,991 39,053 8Sussex 95,094 2,773 6,952 31,740 21,321 6,427 17,640 8,241 Union 351,903 30,835 42,064 104,431 57,534 16,815 61,760 38,464 Warren 69,457 3,027 7,488 24,556 13,008 4,433 11,692 5,253

New Jersey 5,657,799 373,429 641,048 1,661,493 998,872 298,096 1,063,665 621,196 82




Educational Attainment - Persons 25 Years of Age & Over by County, 2009

CountyPopulation

25 Yearsand Over

Less Than9th Grade


High SchoolGraduate

SomeCollege, No

Degree

AssociateDegree

Bachelor'sDegree


Degree

Atlantic 185,114 11,095 16,462 66,366 34,039 14,306 28,199 14,647 Bergen 625,541 28,741 31,957 153,696 101,619 31,675 171,354 106,499 9Burlington 304,811 8,497 20,973 91,542 57,941 23,420 68,761 33,677 Camden 344,962 17,091 29,178 110,291 70,013 22,973 60,720 34,696 8Cape May 70,307 2,902 5,534 24,952 13,890 5,150 11,903 5,976 Cumberland 103,308 10,100 13,452 40,284 17,839 5,400 11,560 4,673 7Essex 506,724 40,132 43,572 153,837 87,198 24,923 95,555 61,507 8Gloucester 194,670 5,644 13,298 67,602 40,561 13,431 37,136 16,998 9Hudson 421,840 42,995 38,437 106,455 66,303 19,028 95,672 52,950 8Hunterdon 88,987 2,031 3,414 19,912 14,428 6,489 24,700 18,013 Mercer 241,767 12,477 21,090 58,858 42,348 14,925 49,941 42,128 Middlesex 533,689 33,734 28,920 152,933 83,896 35,969 119,947 78,290 8Monmouth 434,737 17,120 23,325 116,522 76,512 30,123 105,706 65,429 9

Morris 332,471 7,572 14,384 74,173 50,298 19,905 100,435 65,704Ocean 399,168 14,546 29,405 146,619 82,997 26,732 68,510 30,359 8Passaic 320,986 37,011 28,828 109,909 47,735 16,850 56,328 24,325 7Salem 45,147 2,028 4,038 17,311 8,988 4,190 6,508 2,084 Somerset 221,856 7,487 7,477 51,724 32,303 14,723 59,808 48,334 9Sussex 102,321 2,167 5,057 33,519 24,194 8,060 20,154 9,170 Union 351,955 27,989 24,057 112,982 58,107 20,887 65,553 42,380 Warren 74,941 2,493 6,500 24,987 14,384 5,385 14,736 6,456

New Jersey 5,905,302 333,852 409,358 1,734,474 1,025,593 364,544 1,273,186 764,295 87





Educational Attainment by County, 2009 Percent Bachelor's Degree or Higher

28.3%

50.0%

44.4%

25.4%27.7%27.8%

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SOURCE: U.S. Census BureaChart Revised: October 7, 201



Morris County Unemployment2007 through 2009

Persons Rate (%) Persons Rate (%) Persons Rate (%)January 8,900 3.3 10,000 3.7 16,100 5.9February 8,600 3.2 10,200 3.7 18,200 6.6March 8,400 3.1 10,000 3.6 18,400 6.6April 7,700 2.8 8,900 3.3 17,300 6.2May 7,700 2.8 10,000 3.7 18,700 6.7June 8,400 3.1 10,600 3.8 20,300 7.2July 9,600 3.5 11,900 4.3 21,400 7.6August 8,200 3.0 11,300 4.1 20,600 7.4September 8,200 3.0 11,200 4.1 20,800 7.6October 7,500 2.8 11,300 4.1 19,500 7.1November 7,700 2.8 12,100 4.4 19,600 7.1December 8,000 2.9 13,600 4.9 20,000 7.2

SOURCE: N.J. Department of Labor and Workforce Development

New Jersey Unemployment2007 through 2009

Persons Rate (%) Persons Rate (%) Persons Rate (%)January 212,400 4.8 231,400 5.2 355,000 7.9February 206,000 4.6 228,400 5.1 393,600 8.8March 194,100 4.4 226,500 5.1 390,800 8.6

April 178,800 4.0 201,900 4.5 374,900 8.2May 177,800 4.0 223,000 5.0 393,200 8.6June 189,700 4.2 234,800 5.2 423,200 9.2July 216,400 4.8 266,700 5.8 445,600 9.6August 183,100 4.1 252,600 5.6 432,000 9.4September 182,600 4.1 249,400 5.6 433,500 9.6October 174,100 3.9 254,500 5.7 420,200 9.3November 180,000 4.0 270,500 6.0 425,800 9.4December 192,200 4.3 306,600 6.8 441,600 9.8

SOURCE: N.J. Department of Labor and Workforce DevelopmentNOTE: Not Seasonally AdjustedData last revised January 25, 2010

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Morris County Employment and Wages: 2006 Annual Private Sector Report

11 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting . . . . . . . .111 Crop production 30 244 330 326 268 293 $587 $30,522112 Animal production . . . . . . . .114 Fishing, hunting and trapping . . . . . . . .115 Agriculture and forestry support activities . . . . . . . .21 Mining . . . . . . . .

212 Mining, except oil and gas . . . . . . . .

22 Utilities . . . . . . . .221 Utilities . . . . . . . .23 Construction 1,943 11,675 13,295 13,409 13,209 12,848 $1,124 $58,450

236 Construction of buildings 599 2,446 2,615 2,697 2,649 2,600 $1,036 $53,861237 Heavy and civil engineering construction 65 1,066 1,507 1,480 1,373 1,355 $1,381 $71,787238 Specialty trade contractors 1,280 8,163 9,173 9,232 9,187 8,893 $1,111 $57,76031-33 Manufacturing 668 26,915 26,818 26,905 27,073 26,871 $1,566 $81,424311 Food manufacturing 38 548 552 570 578 560 $680 $35,349312 Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing . . . . . . . .313 Textile mills . . . . . . . .314 Textile product mills 6 57 58 56 57 58 $661 $34,371315 Apparel manufacturing 12 226 234 232 225 229 $802 $41,683316 Leather and allied product manufacturing . . . . . . . .321 Wood product manufacturing . . . . . . . .322 Paper manufacturing 15 925 870 888 887 887 $1,141 $59,331323 Printing and related support activities 95 1,857 1,820 1,817 1,812 1,825 $1,005 $52,235

324 Petroleum and coal products manufacturing . . . . . . . .325 Chemical manufacturing 70 9,695 9,652 9,671 9,642 9,655 $2,301 $119,633326 Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 26 854 812 809 788 825 $848 $44,119327 Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing 22 546 511 504 491 505 $1,132 $58,871331 Primary metal manufacturing . . . . . . . .332 Fabricated metal product manufacturing 104 2,395 2,449 2,463 2,513 2,442 $1,012 $52,642333 Machinery manufacturing 63 1,482 1,447 1,473 1,451 1,466 $1,227 $63,781334 Computer and electronic product manufacturing 78 3,109 3,099 3,094 3,068 3,091 $1,502 $78,106335 Electrical equipment and appliance mfg. . . . . . . . .336 Transportation equipment manufacturing . . . . . . . .337 Furniture and related product manufacturing 40 438 456 451 452 442 $1,130 $58,750339 Miscellaneous manufacturing 51 3,127 3,217 3,215 3,344 3,221 $1,222 $63,55642 Wholesale Trade 1,277 19,656 19,509 18,618 18,698 19,145 $1,680 $87,357

423 Merchant wholesalers, durable goods 594 9,521 9,455 8,795 8,695 9,114 $1,520 $79,047424 Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods 244 7,910 7,856 7,626 7,721 7,799 $1,917 $99,687425 Electronic markets and agents and brokers 438 2,225 2,198 2,197 2,282 2,232 $1,504 $78,207

44-45 Retail Trade 2,009 29,688 30,161 29,296 31,935 30,021 $624 $32,469441 Motor vehicle and parts dealers 174 3,647 3,647 3,599 3,613 3,625 $1,002 $52,092442 Furniture and home furnishings stores 140 1,624 1,636 1,572 1,804 1,635 $697 $36,266443 Electronics and appliance stores 141 1,424 1,400 1,454 1,658 1,462 $835 $43,397444 Building material and garden supply stores 162 2,820 3,094 2,853 2,879 2,913 $684 $35,551445 Food and beverage stores 306 6,364 6,400 6,212 6,323 6,323 $479 $24,886446 Health and personal care stores 162 2,253 2,315 2,195 2,313 2,265 $681 $35,417447 Gasoline stations . . . . . . . .448 Clothing and clothing accessories stores 236 2,516 2,556 2,419 2,975 2,569 $344 $17,863451 Sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores 150 1,787 1,817 1,734 2,108 1,834 $395 $20,565452 General merchandise stores 48 3,495 3,645 3,684 4,443 3,735 $429 $22,306453 Miscellaneous store retailers 262 1,823 1,786 1,712 1,893 1,777 $460 $23,943454 Nonstore retailers . . . . . . . .

48-49 Transportation and Warehousing 361 9,021 9,000 9,071 9,936 9,047 $904 $46,994481 Air transportation 9 35 36 36 31 35 $2,121 $110,274483 Water transportation . . . . . . . .

484 Truck transportation 146 1,566 1,686 1,657 1,641 1,630 $865 $44,997485 Transit and ground passenger transportation 76 1,658 1,669 1,580 1,648 1,576 $435 $ 22,638486 Pipeline transportation . . . . . . . .487 Scenic and sightseeing transportation . . . . . . . .488 Support activities for transportation 69 1,522 1,455 1,436 1,429 1,473 $1,543 $80,254491 Postal service . . . . . . . .492 Couriers and messengers . . . . . . . .493 Warehousing and storage 19 1,107 1,101 1,094 1,385 1,151 $1,044 $54,297

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NAICS DESCRIPTION



Morris County Employment and Wages: 2006 Annual Private Sector Report (cont.)

51 Information 323 9,791 10,179 10,068 9,806 9,956 $1,633 $84,902511 Publishing industries, except Internet 77 2,043 2,031 2,070 2,092 2,055 $1,415 $73,560512 Motion picture and sound recording industries 40 685 728 634 712 695 $498 $25,891515 Broadcasting, except Internet . . . . . . . .516 Internet publishing and broadcasting . . . . . . . .517 Telecommunications 131 3,873 4,136 4,089 4,066 4,033 $1,953 $101,569518 ISPs, search portals, and data processing . . . . . . . .519 Other information services 15 191 212 201 218 206 $553 $28,74952 Finance and Insurance 1,016 22,241 22,604 22,340 22,397 22,414 $1,804 $93,813

521 Monetary authorities - central bank . . . . . . . .522 Credit intermediation and related activities 388 5,996 6,075 5,993 5,864 6,007 $1,275 $66,311523 Securi ties, commodi ty contracts, investments 223 3,568 3,679 3,714 3,743 3,670 $3,045 $158,357524 Insurance carriers and related activities 389 12,489 12,676 12,478 12,638 12,564 $1,698 $88,272525 Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles . . . . . . . .53 Real Estate and Rental and Leasing 613 5,983 6,665 6,284 6,381 6,226 $1,501 $78,059

531 Real estate 482 3,829 4,001 3,968 3,974 3,934 $1,373 $71,404532 Rental and leasing services . . . . . . . .533 Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets . . . . . . . .54 Professional and Technical Services 2,897 30,185 30,991 31,124 31,950 30,905 $1,701 $88,451

541 Professional and technical services 2,897 30,185 30,991 31,124 31,950 30,905 $1,701 $88,45155 Management of Companies and Enterprises 65 7,466 7,290 7,333 7,230 7,338 $2,610 $135,714

551 Management of companies and enterprises 65 7,466 7,290 7,333 7,230 7,338 $2,610 $135,71456 Administrative and Waste Services 1,232 21,426 23,056 23,053 22,503 22,326 $776 $40,349

561 Administrative and support services 1,189 20,726 22,320 22,269 21,757 21,596 $763 $39,679562 Waste management and remediation services 43 700 736 784 746 729 $1,158 $60,19761 Educational Services 238 4,724 4,480 4,399 5,036 4,642 $738 $38,394

611 Educational services 238 4,724 4,480 4,399 5,036 4,642 $738 $38,39462 Health Care and Social Assistance 1,524 27,307 27,867 27,556 28,041 27,484 $927 $48,214

621 Ambulatory health care services 1,182 8,992 9,159 9,104 9,197 9,071 $1,258 $65,424622 Hospitals . . . . . . . .623 Nursing and residential care facilities 92 4,736 4,853 4,778 4,934 4,782 $567 $29,499624 Social assistance . . . . . . . .71 Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation 250 2,446 3,430 2,982 2,713 2,931 $431 $22,405

711 Performing arts and spectator sports 68 259 255 255 323 268 $862 $44,816712 Museums, historical sites, zoos, and parks 11 94 101 90 101 99 $537 $27,911713 Amusements, gambling, and recreation 171 2,093 3,074 2,637 2,289 2,563 $382 $19,84972 Accommodation and Food Services 1,206 15,544 16,421 15,799 15,937 15,790 $430 $22,362

721 Accommodation 67 2,523 2,729 2,751 2,666 2,708 $760 $39,518722 Food services and drinking places 1,139 13,021 13,692 13,048 13,271 13,082 $362 $18,81181 Other Services, Except Public Administration 1,642 8,924 9,460 9,015 9,270 9,071 $761 $39,567

811 Repair and maintenance . . . . . . . .812 Personal and laundry services 582 2,932 3,070 3,028 3,142 3,018 $431 $22,387813 Membership associations and organizations . . . . . . . .814 Private households . . . . . . . .99 Unclassified Entities . . . . . . . .

999 Unclassified entities . . . . . . . .

PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL 17,643 254,255 262,651 258,611 263,361 258,310 $1,224 $63,635

FEDERAL 79 5,056 5,227 5,100 7,685 5,790 $1,468 $76,329

STATE 34 2,558 2,568 2,522 2,462 2,524 $1,080 $56,151LOCAL 222 23,994 24,398 22,892 24,342 22,582 $973 $50,604

PUBLIC SECTOR TOTAL 335 31,608 32,193 30,514 34,489 30,896

TOTAL ALL EMPLOYERS 17,977 285,863 294,844 289,125 297,850 289,207 $1,208 $62,807


WagesAverage

UnitsMarch June Sept Dec Average

AnnualAverageWeekly

AverageAnnual

NOTE: Data for industries with few units or where one employer is a significant percentage of employment or wages of theindustry have been suppressed and are indicated (.).

NAICSSECTOR NAICS DESCRIPTION

Employment

Public Sector Employers

EMPLOYER TYPEEmployment Wages

AverageUnits

AverageAnnual

AverageWeekly

AverageAnnualMarch June Sept Dec



Annual Average Labor Force Estimates, 2009

Municipality Labor Force Employment UnemploymentUnemployment

RateBoonton 5,414 4,732 681 12.6%Boonton Twp. 2,439 2,256 183 7.5%

Butler 4,536 4,248 288 6.4%Chatham Boro. 4,557 4,321 236 5.2%Chatham Twp. 5,343 5,186 157 2.9%Chester Boro. 911 833 79 8.6%Chester Twp. 3,767 3,584 183 4.9%Denville 8,792 8,242 550 6.3%Dover 11,120 9,286 1,834 16.5%East Hanover 6,532 6,060 472 7.2%Florham Park 4,699 4,437 262 5.6%Hanover 7,466 7,178 288 3.9%Harding 1,491 1,412 79 5.3%Jefferson 12,095 11,257 838 6.9%

Kinnelon 5,053 4,817 236 4.7%Lincoln Park 6,606 6,134 472 7.1%Long Hill 4,984 4,669 314 6.3%Madison 8,003 7,610 393 4.9%Mendham Boro. 2,440 2,361 79 3.2%Mendham Twp. 2,508 2,456 52 2.1%Mine Hill 2,102 1,918 183 8.7%Montville 12,292 11,794 498 4.1%Morris Twp. 12,264 11,425 838 6.8%Morris Plains 3,029 2,793 236 7.8%Morristown 11,626 10,814 812 7.0%Mountain Lakes 1,923 1,897 26 1.4%Mount Arlington 3,003 2,793 210 7.0%Mount Olive 15,418 14,056 1,363 8.8%Netcong 1,559 1,455 105 6.7%Parsippany 30,821 28,485 2,336 7.6%Pequannock 8,012 7,357 655 8.2%Randolph 14,080 13,148 932 6.6%Riverdale 1,622 1,465 157 9.7%Rockaway Boro. 4,166 3,721 445 10.7%Rockaway Twp. 14,846 13,794 1,052 7.1%Roxbury 14,244 13,301 943 6.6%Victory Gardens 922 843 79 8.5%Washington 9,899 9,243 655 6.6%Wharton 3,896 3,320 576 14.8%

Morris County 274,457 254,678 19,780 7.2%



NOTE: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics areas (with 25,000 + population) are based on claims-share. All others usedcensus share.



EmployerFull Time

Employees

Novartis 4,990Atlantic Health 4,933Picatinny Arsenal 4,442County of Morris 2,675ADP 1,924AT&T 1,550St. Clare's 1,531BASF 1,400Avis Budget Group, Inc. 1,378Accenture 1,352Wyndham Worldwide 1,322Greystone Park Psychiatric 1,257Honeywell 1,200Pfizer/Wyeth 1,130PricewaterhouseCoopers 1,100Kraft Foods *1,050Chilton Memorial 1,031Deloitte & Touche 989Tiffany & Co. 926Realogy Corporation 900Johnson & Johnson *800State Farm Insurance 797Colgate-Palmolive Co. 750Howmet, An Alcoa business 700Biomet-NJ 650Lincoln Park CareCenter 640Bayer 550MetLife 512Kings Super Markets, Inc 500GSK 470Siemens Health Care Diagnostics 450

JCP&L/FirstEnergy 408Verizon 325

* 2009 Employee Count


SOURCE: Morris County Economic Development Corporation -September 2010 Survey

Top Employers inMorris County, 2010



Work Destination of MorrisCounty Residents

Number Percent

Morris 138,737 57.8%

Essex 25,459 10.6%Passaic 12,510 5.2%Bergen 12,094 5.0%Manhattan, NY 11,516 4.8%Somerset 8,954 3.7%Union 8,755 3.7%Hudson 4,806 2.0%Middlesex 4,263 1.8%Sussex 2,614 1.1%Warren 1,624 0.7%Hunterdon 1,245 0.5%Other 7,262 3.0%Total Employed Morris CountyResidents 239,839 100%


Where Workers Employed inMorris County Live

Number Percent

Morris 138,737 50.1%Essex 24,244 8.8%Sussex 20,398 7.4%Passaic 15,381 5.6%Somerset 11,806 4.3%Union 11,175 4.0%Bergen 9,631 3.5%Warren 9,273 3.3%Middlesex 6,715 2.4%Hudson 5,021 1.8%Hunterdon 3,656 1.3%Monroe, PA 3,329 1.2%Monmouth 2,114 0.8%Ocean 1,554 0.6%Northampton, PA 1,515 0.5%Manhattan, NY 1,413 0.5%Pike, PA 1,218 0.4%Other 9,785 3.5%Total Employed in MorrisCounty 276,965 100%


County to County CommutingPatterns - Work Destination, 2000

County to County CommutingPatterns - Place of Residence, 2000



Morris CountyResidents' Place of Employment

Morris, 57.8%

Essex, 10.6%

Passaic, 5.2%

Bergen, 5.0%

Manhattan, NY, 4.8%

Somerset, 3.7%

Union, 3.7%Hudson, 2.0%

Middlesex, 1.8%

Sussex, 1.1%

Warren, 0.7%

Hunterdon, 0.5%

Other, 3.0%


This chart depicts the proportion of Morris County residents by their county of employment.



Morris CountyWorkforce's Place of Residence

Morris, 50.1%

Essex, 8.8%

Sussex, 7.4%

Passaic, 5.6%

Somerset, 4.3%

Union, 4.0%

Bergen, 3.5%

Ocean, 0.6%

Warren, 3.3%

Northampton, PA,0.5%

Monroe, PA, 1.2%

Monmouth, 0.8%

Middlesex, 2.4%

Hudson, 1.8%

Hunterdon, 1.3%

Manhattan, NY, 0.5%

Pike, PA, 0.4%

Other, 3.5%

This chart depicts the proportion of workers in Morris County by their county of residence.




Municipality of

Residence

Worked inMunicipality of

Residence

Worked inCounty of

Residence

Worked OutsideCounty of

Residence

Worked OutsideState of

Residence

Total Employed

ResidentsBoonton 822 2,973 1,233 221 4,427Boonton Twp. 308 1,276 689 160 2,125Butler 612 1,667 2,089 203 3,959Chatham Boro. 666 1,615 1,495 951 4,061Chatham Twp. 550 1,837 2,081 995 4,913Chester Boro. 156 474 295 25 794Chester Twp. 467 1,945 1,124 302 3,371Denville 1,279 4,797 2,457 490 7,744Dover 1,367 7,293 1,127 217 8,637East Hanover 1,045 2,634 2,653 362 5,649Florham Park 805 2,203 1,525 415 4,143Hanover 1,262 3,963 2,354 347 6,664Harding 159 610 536 192 1,338Jefferson 1,471 5,954 3,979 505 10,438Kinnelon 643 1,787 2,138 534 4,459Lincoln Park 738 2,059 3,250 351 5,660Long Hill 694 1,398 2,619 355 4,372Madison 2,182 4,546 2,354 1,023 7,923Mendham Boro. 548 1,292 762 161 2,215Mendham Twp. 254 1,313 739 234 2,286Mine Hill 101 1,305 452 50 1,807Montville 1,835 5,269 4,737 1,049 11,055Morris Twp. 1,642 6,516 3,300 1,098 10,914

Morris Plains 482 1,671 702 222 2,595Morristown 2,652 7,395 2,285 529 10,209Mountain Lakes 310 986 560 229 1,775Mount Arlington 189 1,661 868 86 2,615Mount Olive 2,199 8,033 4,211 534 12,778Netcong 136 958 342 62 1,362Parsippany 6,890 15,329 10,644 1,951 27,924Pequannock 1,169 2,348 4,006 518 6,872Randolph 2,114 8,593 3,345 766 12,704Riverdale 172 504 819 70 1,393Rockaway Boro. 436 2,609 835 86 3,530Rockaway Twp. 1,910 7,634 3,999 602 12,235Roxbury 2,141 8,604 3,417 386 12,407Victory Gardens 24 685 79 11 775Washington 1,425 4,720 3,529 409 8,658Wharton 226 2,281 637 135 3,053Morris County 42,081 138,737 84,266 16,836 239,839 SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000

Place of Work of Morris County Residents 16 Years ofAge and Over, 2000



Means of Transportation to Work by County, 2000

Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number

Atlantic County 112,659 82,379 73.1% 12,955 11.5% 8,668 7.7% 4,945 4.4% 1,522 1.4% 2Bergen County 427,462 311,325 72.8% 41,284 9.7% 46,957 11.0% 11,867 2.8% 2,737 0.6% 13,2Burlington County 207,471 171,595 82.7% 19,187 9.2% 6,099 2.9% 3,318 1.6% 1,488 0.7% 5Camden County 230,408 170,402 74.0% 26,280 11.4% 20,251 8.8% 5,857 2.5% 2,232 1.0% 5,3Cape May County 44,022 35,252 80.1% 4,142 9.4% 810 1.8% 1,900 4.3% 661 1.5% 1Cumberland County 57,387 44,954 78.3% 7,843 13.7% 1,281 2.2% 1,186 2.1% 887 1.5% 1,Essex County 328,214 201,772 61.5% 39,295 12.0% 61,185 18.6% 13,922 4.2% 2,934 0.9% 9,1Gloucester County 122,267 100,290 82.0% 12,088 9.9% 3,146 2.6% 2,487 2.0% 1,138 0.9% 3,Hudson County 264,544 111,109 42.0% 34,519 13.0% 88,926 33.6% 22,637 8.6% 2,709 1.0% 4,6Hunterdon County 62,359 51,474 82.5% 4,572 7.3% 1,069 1.7% 1,135 1.8% 444 0.7% 3Mercer County 163,257 119,742 7 3.3% 17,938 11.0% 11,236 6.9% 7,349 4.5% 1,831 1.1% 5,Middlesex County 363,176 270,256 74.4% 40,402 11.1% 31,419 8.7% 10,115 2.8% 3,294 0.9% 7,6Monmouth County 291,938 221,097 75.7% 26,932 9.2% 25,866 8.9% 5,886 2.0% 2,653 0.9% 9,

Morris County 239,839 194,668 81.2% 19,709 8.2% 10,118 4.2% 4,388 1.8% 2,111 0.9% 8Ocean County 209,328 173,156 82.7% 21,991 10.5% 4,071 1.9% 3,220 1.5% 1,599 0.8% 5,Passaic County 210,378 149,839 71.2% 28,352 13.5% 16,944 8.1% 8,134 3.9% 2,616 1.2% 4,4Salem County 28,748 24,089 83.8% 2,712 9.4% 346 1.2% 630 2.2% 331 1.2% Somerset County 151,284 123,557 81.7% 12,107 8.0% 6,178 4.1% 2,409 1.6% 1,595 1.1% 5,4Sussex County 72,728 61,033 83.9% 6,836 9.4% 1,046 1.4% 965 1.3% 406 0.6% 2Union County 238,606 169,325 7 1.0% 27,686 11.6% 25,294 1 0.6% 7,729 3.2% 2,880 1.2% 5,Warren County 50,358 40,989 81.4% 5,469 10.9% 604 1.2% 1,226 2.4% 388 0.8% 1New Jersey 3,876,433 2,828,303 73.0% 412,299 10.6% 371,514 9.6% 121,305 3.1% 36,456 0.9% 106,5


MunicipalityOther meansWorkers

16 yearsand over

Car,truck, or van -drove alone

Car,truck, or van -carpooled

PublicTransportation

Walked



Means of Transportation to Work,Morris County, 2000

Car,truck, or van -drove alone, 81.2%

Car,truck, or van -carpooled, 8.2%

PublicTransportation,

4.2%

Walked, 1.8%

Other means, 0.9%

Worked at home,3.7%




Means of Transportation to Work,Morris County, 2009

Car,truck, or van -drove alone, 78.5%

Car,truck, or van -carpooled, 8.7%

PublicTransportation,4.6%

Walked, 1.5%

Other means, 0.7%

Worked at home,6.0%


Chart Revised: October 7, 2010



Total Area, Water Area and Land Area, 2000

Boonton 2.47 0.12 2.35Boonton Twp. 8.59 0.16 8.42

Butler 2.09 0.02 2.08Chatham Boro. 2.41 0 2.41Chatham Twp. 9.35 0.02 9.33Chester Boro. 1.54 0 1.54Chester Twp. 29.34 0.01 29.33Denville 12.63 0.52 12.11Dover 2.70 0.03 2.68East Hanover 8.16 0 8.16Florham Park 7.45 0.02 7.43Hanover 10.69 0.03 10.66Harding 20.47 0.04 20.44Jefferson 43.04 2.41 40.63

Kinnelon 18.82 0.93 17.89Lincoln Park 6.97 0.24 6.73Long Hill 12.08 0 12.08Madison 4.20 0 4.20Mendham Boro. 6.04 0.02 6.02Mendham Twp. 17.98 0.12 17.86Mine Hill 3.01 0.01 2.99Montville 19.13 0.26 18.87Morris Twp. 15.81 0.05 15.76Morris Plains 2.62 0.02 2.59Morristown 3.00 0.06 2.94Mountain Lakes 2.89 0.22 2.67Mount Arlington 2.83 0.72 2.11Mount Olive 31.06 0.70 30.35Netcong 0.90 0.06 0.84Parsippany 25.42 1.48 23.94Pequannock 7.21 0.14 7.07Randolph 21.08 0.12 20.96Riverdale 2.07 0.01 2.06Rockaway Boro. 2.11 0.02 2.09Rockaway Twp. 45.99 3.17 42.82Roxbury 21.90 0.53 21.37Victory Gardens 0.15 0 0.15Washington 44.86 0 44.86Wharton 2.21 0.03 2.19Morris County 481.29 12.29 468.99


Municipality Water Area(Sq. Miles)

Land Area(Sq. Miles)

Total Area(Sq. Miles)



Classification Value Parcels Acreage

Vacant Land $1,381,625,253 10,224 36,683

Residential $58,531,708,780 148,763 101,504

Farm (Regular) $707,167,600 745 1,688

Farm (Qualified) $13,475,848 1,402 29,719

Commercial $11,302,776,261 6,732 17,045

Industrial $2,750,615,100 1,022 8,510

Apartment $2,024,833,900 386 2,298

Net Taxable Value - Morris County, 2008

SOURCE: Morris County Real Property Tax Records, August 14, 2008NOTE: Acreage for the Residential tax classification is calculated based on Morris County GIS land areaestimates.



ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP

JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP

MT. OLIVE TOWNSHIP

CHESTER TOWNSHIP

ROXBURY TOWNSHIP

HARDING TOWNSHIP

RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP

KINNELON BOROUGH

MENDHAM TOWNSHIP

PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS TOWNSHIP

MORRIS TOWNSHIP

MONTVILLE TOWNSHIP

DENVILLE TOWNSHIP

LONG HILL TOWNSHIP

HANOVER TOWNSHIP

CHATHAM TOWNSHIP

BOONTON TOWNSHIP

EAST HANOVER TOWNSHIP

FLORHAM PARK BOROUGH

MENDHAMBOROUGH

PEQUANNOCK TOWNSHIP

LINCOLN PARK BOROUGH

MADISONBOROUGH

DOVER TOWN

BOONTON TOWN

MORRISTOWN TOWN

MOUNT ARLINGTON

MINE HILL TOWNSHIP

MT. LAKESBOROUGH

CHATHAMBOROUGH

BUTLER BOROUGH

WHARTONBOROUGH

MORRIS PLAINSBOROUGH

ROCKAWAY BOROUGH

RIVERDALEBOROUGH

CHESTER BOROUGH

NETCONGBOROUGH

VICTORY GARDENSBOROUGH

The information contained on this map is used to locate, identify and inventory parcels o f land in Morris County fordeliberative, advisory, and consultative purposes ONLY, and is NOT to be construed or used as a legal description.Map information is believed to be accurate, but accuracy is not guaranteed. Any errors or omissions should be reportedto the Morris County Department of Planning, Development & Technology. In no event will Morris County be liable forany damages, including loss of data, lost profits, business interruption, loss of business information or other pecuniary lossthat might arise from the use of this map or the information it contains. For the most recent and accurate zoning map, pleasecontact the municipality.

Categorized Zoning Countywide

(> = 3 acres)

(1 acre to < 3 acres)

(< 1 acre)

(< = 4 units/acre)

(> 4 units/acre to 10 units/acre)

(> 10 units/acre)

0 5 Miles

Generalized Zoning, August 20, 2008

Large Lot Single Family

Medium Lot Single Family

Small Lot Single Family

Low Density Multi-Family

Medium Density Multi-Family

High Density Multi-Family

Retail/Service

Commercial/Private Recreation

Commercial/Industrial

Public/Institutional

Mixed Use



Generalized Zoning, Morris County, 2008Square

Miles Acres PercentageLarge Lot Single Family (> = 3 acres) 152.0 97,273 31.8%Medium Lot Single Family (1 acre to < 3 acres) 80.0 51,208 16.7%

Small Lot Single Family (< 1 acre) 108.4 69,350 22.7%Low Density Multi-Family (< = 4 units/acre) 8.3 5,326 1.7%Medium Density Multi-Family (> 4 units/acre to 10 units/acre) 7.5 4,779 1.6%High Density Multi-Family (> 10 units/acre) 3.9 2,496 0.8%Retail/Service 11.2 7,198 2.4%Commercial/Industrial 41.6 26,643 8.7%Commercial/Private Recreation 3.2 2,075 0.7%Public/Institutional 59.5 38,087 12.4%Mixed Use 2.4 1,524 0.5%TOTAL 478.1 305,960 100.0%

SOURCE: Morris County Department of Planning, Development & Technology

NOTE: Total zoned area is less than the total area of Morris County due to the fact that some municipalitiesdo not zone highways and water bodies.



Generalized Zoning, Morris County, 2008

Mixed Use0.5%

Public/Institutional12.4%

Commercial/PrivateRecreation

0.7%

Commercial/Industrial8.7%

Retail/Service2.4%

Large Lot Single Family(> = 3 acres)

31.8%

Medium Lot Single Family(1 acre to < 3 acres)

16.7%Small Lot Single Family

(< 1 acre)

22.7%

Low Density Multi-Family(< = 4 units/acre)

1.7%

Medium Density Multi-

Family (> 4 units/acre to 10 units/acre)

1.6%

High Density Multi-Family(> 10 units/acre)

0.8%

SOURCE:Morris County Department of Planning, Development & Technology



GLOSSARY(All terms & explanations are derived from the U.S. Census Bureau)

SUBJECT DEFINITIONS

Age - The age classification is based on the age of the person in complete years as ofApril 1, 2000. The age of the person usually was derived from their date of birthinformation.

Average Family Size - Obtained by dividing the number of people in families by thetotal number of families (or family householders).

Average Household Size - Obtained by dividing the number of people in householdsby the total number of households (or householders).

Average Household Size of Owner-Occupied Units - Obtained by dividing thenumber of people in owner-occupied housing units by the total number of owner-occupied housing units.

Average Household Size of Renter-Occupied Units - Obtained by dividing thenumber of people in renter-occupied housing units by the total number of renter-occupied housing units.

Child - A child includes a son or daughter by birth, a stepchild, or an adopted child ofthe householder, regardless of the child's age or marital status.

Family Household (Family) - A family includes a householder and one or more peopleliving in the same household whom are related to the householder by birth, marriage, oradoption. All people in a household who are related to the householder are regarded asmembers of his or her family. A family household may contain people not related to thehouseholder, but those people are not included as part of the householder's family incensus tabulations.

Female householder, No Husband Present - A female maintaining a household withno husband of the householder present.

Group Quarters Population - The group quarters population includes all people notliving in households. Two general categories are recognized: 1) the institutionalizedpopulation which includes people under formally authorized supervised care or custodyin institutions at the time of enumeration (such as correctional facilities, nursing homes,and juvenile institutions) and 2) the non-institutionalized population which includes allpeople who live in group quarters other than institutions ( college dormitories, militaryquarters, and group homes).

Hispanic or Latino - People who identify with the terms "Hispanic" or "Latino" are thosewho classify themselves in one of the specific Hispanic or Latino categories listed on thequestionnaire- "Mexican," "Puerto Rican," or" Cuban"- as well as those who indicate thatthey are "other Spanish, Hispanic, or Latino." Origin can be viewed as the heritage,nationality group, lineage, or country of birth of the person or the person's parents orancestors before their arrival in the United States. People who identify their origin asSpanish, Hispanic, or Latino may be of any race.



Household - A household includes all of the people who occupy a housing unit. Peoplenot living in households are classified as living in group quarters.

Householder - In most cases, the householder is the person, or one of the people, inwhose name the home is owned, being bought, or rented and who is listed as person 1on the census questionnaire. If there is not such person in the household, any adulthousehold member 15 years old and over could be designated as the householder.

Housing Unit - A housing unit may be a house, an apartment, a mobile home, a groupof rooms, or a single room that is occupied (or if vacant, is intended for occupancy) asseparate living quarters. Separate living quarters are those in which the occupants liveseparately from any other individuals in the building and which have direct access fromoutside the building or through a common hall.

Institutionalized Population - The institutionalized population includes people underformally authorized, supervised care or custody in institutions at the time ofenumeration.

Married-Couple Family - A family in which the householder and his or her spouse areenumerated as members of the same household.

Median Age - The median divides the age distribution into two equal parts, one-half thecases falling below the median age and one-half above the median. This measure isrounded to the nearest tenth.

Non-family Household - A householder living alone or with non-relatives only.

Non-institutionalized Population - All people who live in group quarters not ininstitutions. Also included are staff residing at residential group quarters.

Non-relative - Any household member who is not related to the householder by birth,marriage, or adoption, including foster children.

Occupied Housing Unit - A housing unit is classified occupied if it is the usual place ofresidence of the person or group of people living in it at the time of enumeration, or ifthe occupants are only temporarily absent; that is away on vacation or business.

Other Relative - Any household member related to the householder by birth, marriage,or adoption, but not included specifically in another relationship category.

Own Child - A child under 18 years old who is a son or daughter by birth, marriage (astepchild), or adoption. For 100-percent tabulations, own children consist of allsons/daughters of householders who are under 18 years of age. For sample data, ownchildren consist of sons/daughters of householders who are under 18 years of age andwho have never been married, therefore, numbers of own children of householders maybe different in these two tabulations.

Owner-Occupied Housing Unit - A housing unit is owner-occupied if the owner or co-owner lives in the unit even if it is mortgaged or not fully paid for.



RACE TERMINOLOGY

Race - The concept of race as used by the Census Bureau reflects self-identification bypeople according to the race or races with which they most closely identify. Thesecategories are sociopolitical constructs and should not be interpreted as being scientificor anthropological in nature. Furthermore, the race categories include both racial andnational-origin groups.

The racial classifications used by the Census Bureau adhere to the October 30, 1997,Federal Register Notice entitled, "Revisions to the Standards for the Classification ofFederal Data on Race and Ethnicity" issued by the Office of Management and Budget(OMB). These standards govern the categories used to collect and present federal dataon race and ethnicity. The OMB requires five minimum categories (American Indian andAlaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Native Hawaiian and Other PacificIslander, and White) for race. The race category "Some other race" was later addedwith OMB approval. IN addition to the five race groups, the OMB also states that therespondents should be offered the option of selecting one or more races.

If an individual could not provide a race response, the race(s) of the householder, orother household members were assigned by the computer using specific rules ofprecedence of household relationship. For example, if race was missing for a natural-born child in the household, then either the race(s) of the householder, another bornchild, or the spouse of the householder were assigned. If race was not reported foranyone, the race or races of a householder in a previously possessed household wereassigned.

White - A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, the MiddleEast, or North Africa. It includes people who indicate their race as "White" or reportentries such as Irish, German, Italian, Lebanese, Near Easterner, Arab, or Polish.

Black or African American - A person having origins in any of the black racial groupsof Africa. It includes people who indicate their race as "Black, African Am., or Negro," orprovide written entries such as African American, Afro-American, Kenyan, or Haitian.

American Indian and Alaska Native - A person having origins in any of the originalpeoples of North and South America (including Central America), and who maintaintribal affiliation or community attachment. It includes people who classify themselves asdescribed below.

Asian - A person having origins in any of the original peoples of the Far East, SoutheastAsia, or the Indian subcontinent including, for example, Cambodia, China, India, Japan,Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippine islands, Thailand, and Vietnam. It includes"Asian Indian," "Chinese," "Filipino," "Korean," "Japanese," "Vietnamese," and "OtherAsian."

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander - A person having origins in any of theoriginal peoples of Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, or other Pacific Islands. It includes peoplewho indicate their race as "Native Hawaiian," "Guaman or Chamorro," "Samoan," and"Other Pacific Islander."



Some Other Race - Includes all other responses not included in the previous five racescategories described above. Respondents providing write-in entries such as multiracial,mixed, and interracial, or a Hispanic/Latino group (for example, Mexican, Puerto Rican,Cuban) in the "Some other race" category are included in this category.

Two or More Races - People may have chosen to provide two or more races wither bychecking two or more race response check boxes and write-in responses. The race

response categories shown on the questionnaire are collapsed into the five minimumrace groups identified by the OMB, and the Census Bureau "Some other race" category.For data product purposes, "Two or more races" refers to combinations of two or moreof the following race categories:

WhiteBlack or African AmericanAmerican Indian and Alaska NativeAsianNative Hawaiian and Other Pacific IslanderSome other race



Notes and Corrections

It is important for data users to understand that the U.S. Census Bureau utilized methodologies for post-2000Census population and demographic estimates that differ from those used for the 2000 Census. The 2000Census is based on the results of two Census forms: the "100% Characteristics" short form that was sent to all

households and the more detailed "Sample Characteristics" long form that was sent to one in every sixhouseholds (the rate varied by geographic area). The population estimates released as part of the annualPopulation Estimates Program utilized a methodology that involved updating population information from themost recent census with information found in the annual administrative records of federal and state agencies.These records include tax records, Medicare records, vital statistics (births and deaths), and information aboutgroup quarters such as college dorms or prisons. The demographic data released annually as part of theAmerican Community Survey (ACS) is based on a different sample size and sample methodology than thatused by the 2000 Census long form. The ACS data has a margin of error that varies by geographic area.There are global differences that exist between the 2007 ACS and Census 2000. These include differences inresidence rules, universes, and reference periods. For example, the 2007 ACS uses a "two-month" residencerule - defined as anyone living for more than two months in the sample unit when the unit is interviewedwhereas the 2000 Census used a "usual residence" rule - defined as the place where a person lives or stays

most of the time.The U.S. Census Bureau revised total population and housing unit counts for the 1970, 1980, 1990, and 2000Census for some municipalities and counties. However, the more detailed data were not revised (e.g.,populations by age, race, sex, etc.). The tables and graphs featuring total population and housing unit countsutilize the revised Census figures. In order to maintain consistency, the tables and graphs featuring the moredetailed data contain the original Census numbers so that calculated percentages will equal 100% and the sumof the numbers will equal the totals.

Approximately two years after the initial release of the 2000 Census, the U.S. Census Bureau released revisedpopulation and housing unit counts under the Count Question Resolution (CQR) Program. The CQR figuresare considered to be the official counts by the U.S. Census Bureau. However, in the years since the release ofthe CQR data, the U.S. Census Bureau has made further revisions to the 2000 Census as part of its annualPopulation Estimates Program as well as to address jurisdictional annexations. These post-CQR figures arenot considered by the U.S. Census Bureau to be official and are used in order to develop annual post-Censuspopulation estimates. The Morris County Data Book utilizes these post-CQR figures subject to the samerestrictions as described in the paragraph above. As of the date of this publication, the most recent post-CQRhousing unit counts have not been released at the municipal level, therefore, for tables that include municipallevel data, only the new population counts have been included. However, since post-CQR housing unit andpopulation counts have been released at the state and county level, this data has been included in those chartsthat feature state and county level data (again, subject to the same restrictions as described in the aboveparagraph).



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Population*Florham Park 3,342 8,857 3,342 10,296 0 1,439Madison 5,641 16,530 5,641 15,460 0 -1,070Morris Twp. 8,298 21,796 8,298 21,427 0 -369Netcong 1,043 2,580 1,422 3,236 379 656Roxbury Twp. 8,550 23,883 8,171 23,227 -379 -656Burlington County 161,311 423,394 161,310 423,391 -1 -3Essex County 301,011 793,633 301,011 792,305 0 -1,328Passaic County 170,048 489,049 170,048 490,377 0 1,328

New Jersey 3,310,275 8,414,350 3,310,274 8,414,347 -1 -3

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Population*Washington Twp. (Morris) 5,125 15,592 5,128 15,600 3 8Essex County 298,710 778,206 298,621 777,964 -89 -242Hunterdon County 39,987 107,776 39,997 107,802 10 26Middlesex County 250,174 671,780 250,182 671,811 8 31Monmouth County 218,408 553,124 218,400 553,093 -8 -31Morris County 155,745 421,353 155,748 421,361 3 8Passaic County 162,512 453,060 162,601 453,302 89 242Somerset County 92,653 240,279 92,640 240,245 -13 -34

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Essex County 317,230 851,116 317,329 851,304 99 188New Jersey 2,772,149 7,364,823 2,772,248 7,365,011 99 188

Corrected Census 1980 Population and Housing Units

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Population*Bergen County 283,692 898,012 283,311 897,148 -381 -864Essex County 311,615 929,986 312,479 932,526 864 2,540Hudson County 214,749 609,266 214,338 607,839 -411 -1,427Mercer County 96,430 303,968 96,430 304,116 0 148Monmouth County 149,920 459,379 150,469 461,849 549 2,470Warren County 24,907 73,879 24,964 73,960 57 81New Jersey 2,388,011 7,168,164 2,388,689 7,171,112 678 2,948

*Population counts include population from housing units and group quarters, where applicable.

NOTE: Corrected 1970 New Jersey housing unit count is unofficial.

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau


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