Lebanon Township occupies the wooded northern reaches of Hunterdon County, where ridges, streams, farms, and scattered villages create a distinctly rural landscape. Voorhees State Park and nearby natural areas add to the township’s outdoor character. Route 31 and county roads connect local communities with High Bridge, Califon, Clinton, Washington, and the Interstate 78 corridor. 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 Lebanon Township from nearby communities. Surrounding communities broaden access to education, shopping, civic services, jobs, and outdoor recreation. Residential areas, civic uses, business activity, open space, and local roads together define the township’s physical and community layout.