Alexandria Township covers a broad rural area in northwestern Hunterdon County, with farms, wooded hills, historic villages, and low-density residential development. Communities such as Pittstown, Everittstown, and Little York contribute distinct local identities within the township. Routes 513 and 519, along with nearby Interstate 78, connect the area with Clinton, Flemington, Milford, and the Delaware River. Hunterdon County occupies west-central New Jersey between the Delaware River and the state’s central transportation corridors. Rolling farmland, wooded ridges, historic villages, river towns, reservoirs, and low-density townships give the county a distinctive rural and small-town character. Together, the setting and local development patterns give Alexandria Township a recognizable place within Hunterdon County. Surrounding communities broaden access to education, shopping, civic services, jobs, and outdoor recreation. Neighborhoods, local institutions, business areas, open land, and road connections together shape the township’s physical layout.