Listed below are the population and steets of Eastampton Township City. The Township is a municipal corporation organized under New Jersey law. Eastampton Township has a Council that enacts land use ordinances. The Planning Board is tasked with comprehensive amendments to the Township's Master Plan. The Board reviews and amends the Comprehensive Plan to determine how to best achieve its goals.
The population was diverse, with 42.1% under the age of 18 living with their families. The median age was 36. The majority of households were made up of married couples, with only 5.3% of households consisting of single adults. There were also a number of senior citizens living alone. The population was a relatively young age, with males outnumbering females by more than 100 people.
The Master Plan Amendment recommended several changes, including the establishment of a new zoning district and standards for properties in the Township. The letter, attached to the Pls.' Certif., stated that a March 1998 survey found that residents recognized the value of open space in preserving the community's natural assets, preventing an increased tax burden on the local government, and protecting schools from the costs of expansion.
Among Eastampton's major highways, U.S. Route 206 crosses the township with an east-west orientation. The population of Eastampton Township is diverse, with both rural and urban areas represented. However, the township is located on a major road that connects the towns of Gloucester and Burlington. In addition to the highways, the township is also served by a public transit system, with NJ Transit's Route 413 serving the city.