Bethlehem Township occupies the northern part of Hunterdon County near the Warren County line and the Musconetcong River valley. Farms, wooded ridges, scattered neighborhoods, and historic crossroads give the township a spacious rural character. Interstate 78, Route 31, and county roads connect the area with Clinton, Bloomsbury, Hampton, Phillipsburg, and communities throughout the Lehigh Valley. 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. Its combination of local character and regional access helps distinguish Bethlehem Township from nearby communities. Surrounding communities broaden access to education, shopping, civic services, jobs, and outdoor recreation. The township’s mix of neighborhoods, civic uses, business activity, open space, and roads defines its day-to-day landscape.