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Ewing, NJ 08628
The Township of Ewing was officially established in 1834 and today covers an area of 15.56 square miles. The average elevation is 125’.
Ewing is located in Mercer County, the heart of central New Jersey. Its location along the Delaware River, midway between Philadelphia and New York, with a regional airport, rail lines and interstate highways altogether position Ewing as an attractor. The Township is approximately 35 miles from Philadelphia and about 60 miles from New York City.
Ewing is a first-ring suburb of Trenton, New Jersey’s capital city, directly to its south. Hopewell Township is on its northern border and Lawrence Township on the east. The Delaware River forms the western boundary.
The war and post war years (1940s – 1960s) were the time of Ewing’s greatest population growth, stabilizing from about the 1970s forward, when change occurred only in relatively small increments. As of the 2020 Census, the population was counted at 37,264. As of this writing, Ewing is currently the 64th most populated city in New Jersey.
*For more details such as population, income and other frequently requested data about Ewing go to data.census.gov at the United States Census Bureau. Ewing Township Census Profile
Interstate 295 runs through the northwestern part of the town. Main roadways include State Highways 31 (Pennington Road) 29, and 206. There is also ready access to US Highway 1. The Township is also serviced by a passenger rail line. The West Trenton Railroad Station [schedule] is the terminus of Septa’s West Trenton Line and conveniently serves commuter traffic to and from Philadelphia. NJ Transit provides bus service to and from Trenton. Trenton Mercer Airport (TTN) is the County-run airport in our northwest corner and it is served by Frontier Airlines and Allegiant Air.
Ewing is home to The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) formerly, Trenton State College, which moved to its present location off Pennington Road during the early to mid-1930s.
Numerous governmental facilities including the New Jersey State Police headquarters, the Jones Farm State Correction Institute, the Trenton Psychiatric Hospital, the New Jersey Department of Transportation headquarters, and the Katzenbach School for the Deaf call Ewing home. The town’s main commercial area is located on Olden Avenue.
Ewing has award winning recreational facilities with numerous athletic playing fields and 8 municipal parks that serve as the focus of its recreational programming, as well as two community centers and pool complexes, and the (county-owned) Mountainview Golf Course. The Delaware-Raritan Canal State Park also offers outdoor enthusiasts the opportunity to walk, run, bike along the scenic Delaware River. Canal Park parking is available in a number of locations in Ewing: at Wilburtha Road, West Upper Ferry Road, Lower Ferry Road, and at Scudders Falls [Access -- Rte 29 North from Exit 1 of I-95 in NJ. First (and only) left after interchange.]
For additional information about Ewing's parks and recreational facilities please check our Parks and Recreation pages.
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Major businesses and employers that call Ewing home include:
New Jersey Manufacturers (NJM Insurers Group)
NJM, NJ's largest writer of workers' compensation and one of NJ's largest providers of auto insurance, is headquartered on Sullivan Way in Ewing. It has resided in town since 1966.
Church and Dwight
Church and Dwight manufactures and markets a wide range of personal care, household and specialty products, under the ARM & HAMMER brand name and other trademarks. In 2013 Church and Dwight moved their corporate headquarters to Princeton South Corporate Park on Charles Ewing Boulevard.
ETS
Educational Testing Service (ETS), the nonprofit educational measurement organization, is located on Phillips Boulevard in Ewing. The ETS Ewing office provides many of their operational, customer-service and systems activities. They write contract proposals, assist customers and score tests and more.
CA Technologies
CA Technologies is an American multinational publicly held corporation that ranks as one of the largest independent software corporations in the world. They opened a location in Princeton South Corporate Center in 2013.
Courtyard by Marriott
The Courtyard by Marriott is located on Scotch Road near Trenton Mercer Airport. As with all Ewing businesses, guests are just minutes from The College of New Jersey. Other nearby attractions include Princeton University, Rider University, Sesame Place, Six Flags® Great Adventure, and Sun National Bank Center in Trenton that hosts family shows, sporting events and concerts.
The Element
Ewing is the proud home of New Jersey’s first LEED-certified hotel, Element Ewing Hopewell. The Hotel is located only minutes away from Trenton Mercer Airport and is committed to sustainability in all its practices, even offering a curbside charging station for electric vehicles for area residents and guests alike. Located on Sam Weinroth Road East.
SpringHill Suites
Location is key with this Marriott property. SpringHill Suites Ewing, is located right off I-95, only 10 miles from Princeton University, minutes from The College of New Jersey and 5.6 miles from Washington Crossing State Park. It is conveniently close to Ewing’s newest corporate center, Princeton South.
Einstein’s Alley is the research and technology center of New Jersey. It is more than a geographic confluence of technology companies in our area, however, it is an economic development organization that works to promote and attract innovative research-based companies and knowledge-based jobs by bringing together key resources that help businesses meet their needs.
Central Jersey has a plethora of key business attractors. Major roadways such as the NJ Turnpike, I-95 and I –295, a large available educated work force, and major universities and nearby colleges, headed by Princeton and Rutgers with state-of the art research facilities. Ewing, with its location along key transportation facilities such as I-95, ready access to Route 1, and Trenton Mercer Airport, is a natural fit for businesses. Ewing became an Einstein’s Alley municipality in September 2013.
Einstein’s Alley members and businesses in Ewing include Church and Dwight, Computer Associates, FMC, Pfizer, ETS, Universal Display, Homasote, Riegel Printing, Johnson & Johnson, TCNJ and Trenton Mercer Airport at Ewing.