Pottersville is a historic rural village in the Somerset County area near the Hunterdon and Morris county lines. The community is surrounded by farms, wooded hills, older homes, and the Lamington River landscape. County roads connect Pottersville with Bedminster, Tewksbury, Chester, Peapack-Gladstone, and the Interstate 78 corridor. Somerset County lies in north-central New Jersey, where the Raritan valleys, Watchung ridges, suburban employment centers, historic towns, farms, and preserved land meet. Interstates 78 and 287, Route 22, and regional rail service connect the county with Newark, New York City, central New Jersey, and eastern Pennsylvania. Although small, Pottersville remains part of the wider social, commercial, and transportation network of Somerset County. Surrounding communities broaden access to education, shopping, civic services, jobs, and outdoor recreation. Residential properties, community institutions, nearby open space, and local roads form the physical setting of Pottersville.