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1. censusreporter.org › profiles › 06000US3403770890Census profile: Stillwater township, Sussex County, NJ

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   Census data for Stillwater township, Sussex County, NJ (pop. 4,015), including age, race, sex, income, poverty, marital status, education and more.

2. www.niche.com › places-to-live › stillwater-townshipStillwater Township, NJ - Niche

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   Stillwater Township is located in New Jersey with a population of 4,015. Stillwater Township is in Sussex County. Living in Stillwater Township offers residents a rural feel and most residents own their homes.

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3. stillwatertownshipmn.gov › indexDemographics - Stillwater Township, Minnesota

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   U.S. Census Data for Stillwater Township. Population. Housing Units. Total area of the Township: 15.9 sq. miles (10,164 acres) Parks, Recreation & Preserves (771 Acres in 2020) more census data. full report.

4. www.point2homes.com › US › NeighborhoodStillwater Township, MN Household Income, Population ... - Point2

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   There are 36,233 residents in Stillwater, with a median age of 43.9. Of this, 49.62% are males and 50.38% are females. US-born citizens make up 96.14% of the resident pool in Stillwater, while non-US-born citizens account for 2.36%. Additionally, 1.5% of the population is represented by non-citizens.

5. www.bestplaces.net › minnesota › stillwater_townshipBest Places to Live in Stillwater township, Minnesota

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   State: Minnesota County: Washington County Metro Area: Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington Metro Area City: Stillwater township Zip Codes: No Zip Codes Here. Cost of Living: 28.7% higher Time zone: Central Standard Time (CST) Elevation: 838 ft above sea level

6. stillwatertownshipmn.gov › about-usAbout Us - Stillwater Township, Minnesota

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   It has beautiful natural landscapes of hills, woods, streams and lakes, and a portion of the Township overlooks the St. Croix River. Its 3,000 residents live on farms and homes with large acreages. Vision Statement

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   How many people live in Stillwater Township?

   • Together with the residential lake communities of Crandon, Plymouth and Paulinskill Lakes, the Township has a total population of around 4,000 people. (Click here to read the Stillwater History Timeline) Stillwater was settled by Europeans in 1741. It was originally part of Hardwick Township and became an independent township in 1824.

   Township Overview – Historical Society of Stillwater Township

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   Where is Stillwater Township?

   • Stillwater Township sits in the limestone valley of the Kittatinny Mountains, part of the Appalachian range which runs from Canada to Alabama. It is one of the most picturesque of the 24 municipalities in Sussex County and is an area rich in lakes, forests and farmland.

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   What happened to Stillwater school?

   • Stillwater School moves from Academy to a new building on 521 South. Academy building is bought by the Patriotic Order Sons of America. Beginning of 4-H Clubs as Corn Clubs and Canning Clubs for girls and boys. Swartswood State Park opens as New Jersey’s first state park for the public. World War I is fought in Europe.

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   When did Fredon Township separate from Stillwater?

   • Fredon Township separated from Stillwater in 1904 and the railroad tracks of the Susquehanna and Western Railroad became the boundary between the two townships. Up until World War II, Stillwater remained a largely agricultural community with a long history of dairy farming.

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8. www.historicstillwater.org › township-overviewTownship Overview – Historical Society of Stillwater Township

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   Together with the residential lake communities of Crandon, Plymouth and Paulinskill Lakes, the Township has a total population of around 4,000 people. (Click here to read the Stillwater History Timeline) Detail of millstone from Stillwater Gristmill. Stillwater was settled by Europeans in 1741.