Top Jewish Areas In NJ

Here is a list of the top 10 cities in New Jersey with the largest Jewish populations.

Ocean County, NJ

Lakewood, NJ is a major hub of Orthodox Judaism.

  • Jewish Population about: 50,000
  • Highlights: Home to the largest yeshiva in the USA, is home to Beth Medrash Govoha, Lakewood is the hub or Jewish learning.

Bergen County, NJ has a large Jewish population in New Jersey

Teaneck, NJ being the largest in Bergen County, NJ

  • Jewish Population about: 20,000
  • Highlights: Numerous Synagogues and vibrant Jewish community life.

Fair Lawn, NJ

  • Jewish Population about: 6,000
  • Highlights: Hosts Jewish diversity with multiple Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform congregations.

Englewood, NJ

  • Jewish Population about: 4,000
  • Highlights: Characterized by its diverse community with roots in various Jewish traditions.

Monmouth County, NJ

Marlboro, NJ

  • Jewish Population about: 11,000
  • Highlights: The Jewish Federation in the Heart of New Jersey is a prominent organization here.

Essex County, NJ

Livingston, NJ

  • Jewish Population about: 12,600
  • Highlights: Features Synagogue of the Suburban Torah Center, central to the community.

Burlington County, NJ

Cherry Hill, NJ

  • Jewish Population about: 10,000
  • Highlights: Features the Katz Jewish Community Center, providing diverse cultural and educational programs.

Union County, NJ

Elizabeth, NJ

  • Jewish Population about: 7,000
  • Highlights: Historical significance with its vibrant Orthodox community and the Jewish Educational Center.

Middlesex County, NJ

Princeton, NJ

  • Jewish Population about: 5,000
  • Highlight: The local community is active at the Center for Jewish Life at Princeton University.

Highland Park, NJ

  • Jewish Population about: 3,500
  • Highlights: Known for its tight-knit community and annual Highland Park Arts in the Park Festival.

There cities contribute significantly to New Jersey’s cultural richness and are examples of the diverse Jewish life flourishing within the state.