Howell Township
Howell Township Municipal Offices are located at 251 Preventorium Road, Howell NJ 07731.
Phone: 732‑938‑4500.
Neighborhoods
- Equestra at Colts Neck Crossing
- Laurel Manor
- Pine View Estates
- Spruce Hollow
- Surrey Downs
- The Villages
- Woodview Estates
- Adelphia Greens
- Aldrich Estates
- Aldrich Woods
- Allenwood
- Ardena Acres
- Ardmore Estates
- Brentwood Estates
- Briarcrest
- Bridle Path
- Candlewood
- Cedar Glen
- Centennial Point
- Chestnut Ridge
- Country Meadow Estates
- Country Village
- Crosswood Estates
- Crystal Creek
- Deer Run Farm
- Embassy Estates
- Equestra
- Fairfield Ridge
- Forest Ridge
- Freewood Acres
- Friendship Estates
- Glen Arden
- Golden Oaks
- Haystock Woods
- Hearthwood
- Heritage Pointe
- Hilltop Crssing
- Jewel Ridge
- Knob Hill Estates
- Lakes Edge
- Land O Pines
- Laurel Crest
- Manasquan River Crossing
- Manasquan River Crossing
- Meadow Woods
- Monmouth Chase
- Monmouth Ridings
- Moors Landing
- Oak Glen
- Oak Hill
- Oak Hollow
- Oak Leaf Estates
- Parkside at Howell
- Parkway Pines
- Pinewood
- Pointe O Woods
- Radiance at Howell
- Ramtown Estates
- Ramtown Knolls
- Ramtown Manor
- Royal Oaks
- Salem Hill
- Shore Club
- Shore Oaks
- Somerset Meadows
- Sunrise Station
- Tanglewood
- Thousand Oaks
- Toscana in Howell
- Winding Brook
- Windmill Club
- Winston Park
- Woodstone
- Yorkshire Estates
Beginnings [1]
Howell Township was named for Richard Howell who was governor when it was created from ShrewsburyTownship in 1801. In 1830 the population was approximately 4,000. Around that time the township contained eleven stores, ten sawmills, five grist mills, four carding machines, two fulling mills, twenty-six tan-vats, two distilleries, and a furnace.
- History of Monmouth County, New Jersey 1664-1920: Volume II, Lewis Historical Publishing Company, New York, 1922.
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