Medford (New Jersey) Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
township in Burlington County, New Jersey
About Medford (New Jersey)
Medford was incorporated in 1837 under the authority of the New Jersey Legislature. Portions from neighboring towns, most notably Evesham Township, were merged in order to form present-day Medford. Medford is approximately 40 square miles with a population of nearly 23,000. Medford's population density is nearly 600 people per square mile. The early economy of Medford consisted of multiple glass and iron factories, as well as sawmills, gunpowder plants, furnaces, and farms. Today, Medford has multiple small businesses that span nearly all industries, with the exception of factories or moderate-to-heavy industry. The outer portions of Medford, most notably near Southampton township, contain farms expanding into the hundreds of acres.
Medford (New Jersey) Travel Guide Sections
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