is the official tourism site offered by the Visit Princeton-Mercer Convention and Visitors Bureau. The health of our customers and residents is our primary concern." Safest Places to Visit in Hamilton Township Despite the potential risks, the water management agency stated, "We want to set the record straight: our drinking water is safe and, day by day, we are working to make it safer. Visit to learn more about progress before your visit. The water supply here has so many issues that the state took over Trenton Water Works operations, stating, "Based on the DEP assessment, there are significant public health and safety concerns that need to be addressed by TWW and the City of Trenton." One of the hardest hit areas is Hamilton Township, with an outbreak of Legionnaires disease from the water. I would strongly recommend you don't drink the water here. Hamilton Township is in Mercer County and should not be confused with the other Hamilton Township, 56 miles away in Atlantic County. Visiting Hamilton Township is an exciting adventure, but there are stark differences between this town and nearby Trenton. The cultural melting pot of the community is reflected in its art and cuisine. The area exudes history with Revolutionary War sites dotting the landscape, but still making this township feel like home.įully exploring Hamilton takes you through many eras of American History and the modern amenities required to compete with such big cities nearby. It’s also just 10 miles from the Ivy League Princeton University.
In spring, you can smell the blooms in the air. It’s rich with parks, history, and gardens.
This township is filled with many different sub-towns and neighborhoods but lacks a central part like a downtown. Hamilton Township in Mercer County, New Jersey, is a suburb of the Trenton area and tucked between New York City and Philadelphia. United States - safety as a country New Jersey - state review
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