About Bridgeton

Bridgeton is a medium sized community found in the Garden State of New Jersey. Bridgeton has a population of approximately twenty two thousand eight hundred residents, and is considered a part of Cumberland County. Bridgeton serves as the county seat of Cumberland County, and is currently governed by Mayor James Begley. Bridgeton was originally settled in the year sixteen eighty six, and was officially incorporated as a city in the year eighteen sixty five. Residents of a Bridgeton apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy a number of recreational, historic, and cultural attractions and activities throughout the region. Educational opportunities in Bridgeton are offered by the GO Foster Early Childhood Center, Broad Street School, Buckshutem Road School, Cherry Road School, Indian Avenue School, Quarter Mile Lane School, West Avenue School, and Bridgeton High School. Notable residents of Bridgeton throughout the years include Ella Reeve Bloor, Lucius Elmer, Goose Goslin, George Jamison, Frank LoBiondo, Steve Rammel, and Elias P Seeley. Residents of a Bridgeton apartment rental or home rental can enjoy the Cohanzick Zoo, Bridgeton City Park, Parvin State Park, and Stow Creek Township Recreation Area.

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