- Morris County formed in 1739.
- Named after Governor Lewis Morris.
- County seat is Morristown.
- Located in northern New Jersey.
- Population exceeds 500,000 residents.
- Morristown National Historical Park preserves Revolutionary War sites.
- Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge protects wetlands.
- Frelinghuysen Arboretum features gardens and trails.
- Dover has important mining history.
- Parsippany-Troy Hills is highly populated.
- The Delaware River borders western areas.
- Wealthy communities are common throughout Morris.
- Pharmaceutical companies have major operations.
- Historic estates attract visitors.
- The county has many preserved lands.
- Skiing is available nearby.
- Morristown served as Washington’s headquarters.
- Parks provide hiking and recreation.
- Suburban development dominates much of Morris.
- Education levels rank highly statewide.
- Morris County combines history, nature, and industry.