Your Guide to the Trenton–Princeton Metro

New Jersey's state capital anchors a compact metro spanning Mercer County along the Delaware River and the Northeast Corridor between Philadelphia and New York. Discover Trenton — home to the New Jersey State House, Princeton University and the Institute for Advanced Study, the College of New Jersey in Ewing, the historic Battle of Trenton grounds, the 58-minute NJ Transit commute to Penn Station New York, and easy SEPTA access to Center City Philadelphia.


Regions

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Trenton
New Jersey's state capital and the anchor city of the metro. Trenton contains th...
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Princeton
Home to Princeton University (founded 1746), the Institute for Advanced Study (w...
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Hopewell Valley
The rural and semi-rural northwestern portion of Mercer County along the Delawar...
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Ewing / Lawrence
The northern ring of Trenton suburbs straddling US-1. Anchored by Ewing Township...
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Hamilton / Robbinsville
The southeastern portion of Mercer County. Hamilton Township is the most populou...
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The Windsors
The eastern band of Mercer County along the NJ Transit Northeast Corridor. West ...

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