North Brunswick topographic map

Average elevation: 28 m

While the Township's topography is mostly flat, there are some hillier areas, especially along the Perth Amboy Moraine, which forms an arc across the township, left by the southern limit of the Laurentide Ice Sheet. The highest point is on Grandview Avenue, which reaches a maximum elevation of about 220 feet.…

Average elevation: 25 m

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Woodbridge's geographical features make it prone to repeated flooding. It is surrounded by water on three sides: the Arthur Kill, a tidal strait to the east, and tidal rivers to the south, Raritan River, and north, Rahway River; and, much of the developed land in Woodbridge has low elevations, as little as…

Average elevation: 16 m

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Average elevation: 32 m

While the Township's topography is mostly flat, there are some hillier areas, especially along the Perth Amboy Moraine, which forms an arc across the township, left by the southern limit of the Laurentide Ice Sheet. The highest point is on Grandview Avenue, which reaches a maximum elevation of about 220 feet.…

Average elevation: 25 m

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Average elevation: 33 m

Woodbridge's geographical features make it prone to repeated flooding. It is surrounded by water on three sides: the Arthur Kill, a tidal strait to the east, and tidal rivers to the south, Raritan River, and north, Rahway River; and, much of the developed land in Woodbridge has low elevations, as little as…

Average elevation: 16 m

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While the Township's topography is mostly flat, there are some more hilly areas in the township. The highest point is on Grandview Avenue, which reaches a maximum elevation of about 220 feet, which is the highest point in the Township. The lowest elevation in the township is on sea level on the Raritan River.

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