Mansfield Township, New Jersey facts for kids
Mansfield Township is a name used for two different places in the American state of New Jersey. When you see a name like this that refers to more than one place, it's called a disambiguation. It helps you find the exact place you are looking for.
What is a Township?
In some parts of the United States, like New Jersey, a township is a type of local government area. It's similar to a small town or a rural district. Townships have their own local governments that make decisions for the people living there. They handle things like local roads, police, and other community services.
The Two Mansfield Townships
There are two townships in New Jersey that share the name "Mansfield Township":
- Mansfield Township, Burlington County, New Jersey: This township is located in Burlington County. It's in the central part of New Jersey.
- Mansfield Township, Warren County, New Jersey: This township is found in Warren County. This county is in the northwestern part of New Jersey.
Even though they have the same name, these two townships are in different counties and are separate places.
See also
In Spanish: Municipio de Mansfield (Nueva Jersey) para niños
