|
LIVING IN ATLANTIC COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
Southeastern New Jersey is a great place to live and raise a
family. Here you can find urban and rural spaces, beaches and
woods, and an area undergoing a boom in economic growth.
A prime geographical location
 Atlantic County is in a prime geographical location. It
counts Atlantic City within its boundaries, but it's also close
to other popular New Jersey shore towns like Ocean City, Avalon,
Stone Harbor and Cape May. Atlantic County is dotted with small
towns and cities, each with its own character and unique
attractions.
The region also benefits from being an hour's drive from Philadelphia and
just an hour and a half from New
York City.
A booming economy
The Atlantic County region has benefited from the casino
boom. More than 40,000 people are directly employed by the
casino industry. Other industries such as healthcare, fine
china, glass and plastics, and transportation contribute to a
diverse and vibrant economy.
A variety of cultural and recreational
attractions
Atlantic County offers a variety of cultural attractions,
from the historical to the artistic. And it has everything
outdoor enthusiasts could want: water sports, golfing and
fishing are popular and accessible. Atlantic County's ten public
parks include campgrounds, picnic areas, exercise trails and
boating.
An excellent school system
Some of New Jersey's best public schools are located in
Atlantic County. Visit the
Atlantic County Department of Education to learn more. The
region also boasts a variety of higher education opportunities
with Atlantic Cape Community College, Richard Stockton College
of New Jersey and Rowan University in the immediate area. |
