- Hunterdon County formed in 1714.
- Named after Robert Hunter, colonial governor.
- County seat is Flemington.
- Located in western New Jersey.
- Population exceeds 128,000 residents.
- Known for scenic rural landscapes.
- The Delaware River forms western borders.
- Spruce Run Recreation Area offers boating and camping.
- Round Valley Recreation Area features a large reservoir.
- Flemington Historic District preserves local history.
- Agriculture remains a major tradition.
- Horse farms are common throughout Hunterdon.
- The Raritan River flows through the county.
- Covered bridges are local landmarks.
- Clinton is known for its historic charm.
- The county has many preserved farms.
- Outdoor recreation attracts many visitors.
- The Hunterdon Art Museum is in Clinton.
- Rolling hills dominate the landscape.
- Rural communities define much of Hunterdon.
- Hunterdon is one of New Jersey’s least urban counties.