East Brunswick To Far Hills: Distance Reviewed

East Brunswick, NJ and Far Hills, NJ are 36 miles (57.94 kilometers) apart by car, following the US-1 route. The distance and driving directions between the two places will also be displayed on an interactive map. The fastest route from East Brunswick, NJ to Far Hills, NJ is 45 minutes long non-stop. The halfway point is Princeton Junction, NJ, which is 17.91 miles away from both places and would take approximately 22 minutes to reach from either location.

Driving distance: 36 miles or 57.94 km

Driving from East Brunswick, NJ to Far Hills, NJ covers a distance of 36 miles or 57.94 km. This journey takes around 45 minutes if driving non-stop, and the fastest route is the US-1, which passes through Edison, NJ.

The halfway point of this trip is Princeton Junction, NJ, which is 17.91 miles from both East Brunswick and Far Hills. It would take around 22 minutes to drive from either location to the halfway point.

To reach Far Hills from East Brunswick, you would first need to head southwest, taking the US-1 N/US-1 S to Newark/Trenton. From there, you would continue southwest on the US-1, passing through Edison, before reaching Far Hills.

The estimated cost of gas for this trip is $4.61, and a car with average fuel efficiency will emit 28.19 pounds of CO2 during this journey.

Flight distance: 29 miles or 46 km

The distance between East Brunswick, New Jersey and Far Hills, New Jersey is 29 miles or 46 kilometres in a straight line. This is the equivalent of a 33-minute flight.

The distance by road is likely to be longer, as roads do not typically follow straight lines between two destinations. Indeed, the flight distance is roughly 1.3 times shorter than the drive from East Brunswick to New York City, which is 38 miles or 61 kilometres.

If you were to drive non-stop from East Brunswick to New York City, it would take around 51 minutes. However, this does not account for traffic, which could significantly impact your journey time.

Travel time: 45 minutes non-stop driving

East Brunswick, New Jersey, is around 29.43 miles from Far Hills, New Jersey, in a southwest direction. The driving distance is around 36 miles (57.94 kilometers) following the US-1 route. The driving time for this route is around 45 minutes non-stop.

The fastest route from East Brunswick to Far Hills is via the US-1 route. To get from East Brunswick to Far Hills, you would start by getting on the US-1 N/US-1 S from Ryders Lane and Ryders Lane Extension. Then, follow US-1 S to Raymond Road in Far Hills. Take the exit toward Raymond Road from US-202 W, and continue on Raymond Road to your destination.

This route takes you through Milltown, South Brunswick, Princeton, and Bedens Brook. The halfway point is Princeton Junction, which is around 17.91 miles from both East Brunswick and Far Hills. It would take approximately 22 minutes to reach Princeton Junction from either location.

The estimated cost of gas for this trip is $4.61, assuming a fuel efficiency of MPG. An average car will release 28.19 pounds of CO2 into the atmosphere during this trip, with a carbon footprint of 0.79 pounds of CO2 per mile.

Halfway point: Princeton Junction, NJ

The closest halfway point between East Brunswick, NJ, and Far Hills, NJ, is Princeton Junction, NJ. This unincorporated community in Mercer County is about 18-20 miles from East Brunswick and 18-19 miles from Far Hills. The trip from either location should take between 24 and 29 minutes.

Princeton Junction has a population of around 2,000-2,500 people and offers a dense suburban feel. Most residents own their homes, and the public schools are highly rated. The area boasts a diverse range of amenities, including grocery stores, parks, movie theatres, restaurants, malls, and hospitals, all within a 10-minute drive.

The community developed following the mid-1860s relocation of the Camden & Amboy rail line and the construction of a train station. The neighbourhood of Berrien City, constructed in the 1910s, was West Windsor's first planned development. After World War II, the population of Princeton Junction grew with new residential developments.

Today, Princeton Junction is known for its diverse community, excellent schools, and convenient access to nearby cities like Princeton, New York, and Philadelphia. It has been ranked as one of the best places to live and buy a house in New Jersey.

Major city en route: Edison, NJ

The distance between East Brunswick, NJ and Far Hills, NJ is 36 miles (57.94 kilometers) by car, following the US-1 route. The fastest route takes 45 minutes if driving non-stop.

The halfway point is Princeton Junction, NJ, which is 17.91 miles away from both East Brunswick and Far Hills. The closest town to the halfway point is Princeton Junction, situated 19 miles from East Brunswick and 18 miles from Far Hills.

The only major city en route is Edison, New Jersey. Located in Middlesex County, Edison is a commercial hub and a bedroom community of New York City. It is one of the fastest-growing municipalities in New Jersey and, as of the 2020 census, was the state's sixth-most populous municipality, with a population of 107,588.

Edison is named after the prolific inventor Thomas Edison, who had his main laboratory in the Menlo Park section of the township. Here, he came up with the phonograph and a commercially viable incandescent lightbulb filament. Christie Street in Menlo Park was the first street in the world to use electric lights for illumination.

Edison has numerous sections and neighbourhoods, including Centerville, Clara Barton, New Dover, North Edison, and Washington Park. The township is ethnically diverse, with a large Jewish community and a growing Indian community. Oak Tree Road is a South Asian-focused commercial strip, and the township has sister city arrangements with Shijiazhuang in China and Baroda in India.

Edison is served by Edison station, located in South Edison, which is part of the Northeast Corridor Line. The township also has an extensive highway network, with state roads including Route 27 and 440, as well as U.S. Route 1.

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