Flemington Junction is a historic locality within Raritan Township, just outside the borough of Flemington in Hunterdon County. Its name reflects the railroad connections that once linked the Flemington area with larger regional lines and helped shape local commerce and travel. The surrounding section of Raritan Township now includes residential neighborhoods, small businesses, professional offices, and road connections leading into Flemington’s commercial center. Routes 202 and 31 provide the principal regional access, connecting the area with Somerville, Lambertville, Trenton, and other central New Jersey communities. Although Flemington Junction is not an incorporated municipality, the name remains part of the township’s local geography and historical record. Nearby development becomes more rural away from the major roads, with farms, wooded parcels, and older homes across the rolling Hunterdon County landscape. Residents rely on Raritan Township and Flemington for municipal services, shopping, schools, healthcare, and community events.