LOCATION
Just a little over two miles north of Morristown, Morris Plains is centrally located in the state of New Jersey amidst rolling hills and deep valleys. On route 53, it reaches Hi 287, 280 and Hi 24 to the east, and Hi 80 to the north. Its proximity to New York City, Newark and Philadelphia makes it an ideal location while enjoying the charm of an early colonial town.

TRANSPORTATION
As with Harding and Morristown, the New Jersey Transit operates the state's commuter rail system with about 11 rail lines and serves thousands of Newjerseans. Its bus network of intra and interstate routes links major points in New Jersey, New York and Philadelphia. Its customers can transfer between all lines and get an easy and fast access to Wall Street and New York's Penn Station in midtown Manhattan. Connections to the PATH(metro) are directly made from Hoboken's terminal. In addition, the Central Railroad of New Jersey, the Morristown & Erie Railroad and the New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad cross the county.
Morris County is accessed by 2 regional airports, and serviced by 3 international giants. Morristown Municipal Airport is located 3 miles east of downtonwn. Teterboro Airport is located in Bergen County, about 12 miles from midtown Manhattan via the George Washington Bridge or Lincoln Tunnel. Teterboro Airport is designed as a "reliever" airport that serves vital interests and general aviation requirements of the Northern New Jersey and the New York Metropolitan Area. It specializes in humanitarian causes and emergency flights for urgent transport of patients and organs for medical transplants.
Newark International Airport is easily reachable via HI 287 and Hi 280 by car, shuttles, bus, taxis and limos! Most of its international flights are pre-cleared, making for a swift arrival. Train and bus shuttles link Newark to La Guardia in a record 45mn and JFK in about 65mn.
EDUCATION
Morris Plains provides excellent education and maintains neighborhood schools through 8th grade while high school students attend Morristown High as part of its unique arrangement with the unified Morris School District that includes Morristown and Morris Township (all schools).
About 10 miles north of Morris Plains, Denville College has recently completed an impressive 15million renovation and expansion program. The students can enroll in four career academies: automotive science, networking information technology, health care sciences and construction technology.
In the neighboring town of Randolph, 7 miles away, the County College of Morris, offers 76 different degrees and certificate programs, enrolls about 8500 students and proudly boasts the highest graduation rate among the 19 community colleges in the state of New Jersey.
The municipality's excellent public school system provides neighborhood schools for most children. Secondary classes are shared with Morristown and Morris Township schools.
In addition, the municipality maintains a 47-acre recreation site that offers a full program of activities. The facilities include a swimming pool, tennis courts, skating and fishing areas. Smaller neighborhood parks extend into most residential districts. LOCATION
Just a little over two miles north of Morristown, Morris Plains is centrally located in the state of New Jersey amidst rolling hills and deep valleys. On route 53, it reaches Hi 287, 280 and Hi 24 to the east, and Hi 80 to the north. Its proximity to New York City, Newark and Philadelphia makes it an ideal location while enjoying the charm of an early colonial town.

TRANSPORTATION
As with Harding and Morristown, the New Jersey Transit operates the state's commuter rail system with about 11 rail lines and serves thousands of Newjerseans. Its bus network of intra and interstate routes links major points in New Jersey, New York and Philadelphia. Its customers can transfer between all lines and get an easy and fast access to Wall Street and New York's Penn Station in midtown Manhattan. The train station at Morris Plains serves the Midtown Direct line of New Jersey Transit with connections to the PATH(metro) are directly made from Hoboken's terminal. In addition, the Central Railroad of New Jersey, the Morristown & Erie Railroad and the New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad cross the county.
Morris County is accessed by 2 regional airports, and serviced by 3 international giants. Morristown Municipal Airport is located 3 miles east of downtonwn. Teterboro Airport is located in Bergen County, about 12 miles from midtown Manhattan via the George Washington Bridge or Lincoln Tunnel. Teterboro Airport is designed as a "reliever" airport that serves vital interests and general aviation requirements of the Northern New Jersey and the New York Metropolitan Area. It specializes in humanitarian causes and emergency flights for urgent transport of patients and organs for medical transplants.
Newark International Airport is easily reachable via HI 287 and Hi 280 by car, shuttles, bus, taxis and limos! Most of its international flights are pre-cleared, making for a swift arrival. Train and bus shuttles link Newark to La Guardia in a record 45mn and JFK in about 65mn.
EDUCATION
Morris Plains provides excellent education and maintains neighborhood schools through 8th grade while high school students attend Morristown High as part of its unique arrangement with the unified Morris School District that includes Morristown and Morris Township (all schools).
About 10 miles north of Morris Plains, Denville College has recently completed an impressive 15million renovation and expansion program. The students can enroll in four career academies: automotive science, networking information technology, health care sciences and construction technology.
In the neighboring town of Randolph, 7 miles away, the County College of Morris, offers 76 different degrees and certificate programs, enrolls about 8500 students and proudly boasts the highest graduation rate among the 19 community colleges in the state of New Jersey.
The municipality's excellent public school system provides neighborhood schools for most children. Secondary classes are shared with Morristown and Morris Township schools.
In addition, the municipality maintains a 47-acre recreation site that offers a full program of activities. The facilities include a swimming pool, tennis courts, skating and fishing areas. Smaller neighborhood parks extend into most residential districts.  

 

 

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