White Township lies in central Warren County around the Pequest River valley and the county seat of Belvidere. Farms, historic villages, wooded ridges, open fields, and scattered neighborhoods give the township a strongly rural character. Routes 46 and 31, along with county roads, connect White Township with Belvidere, Washington, Oxford, Hackettstown, and Interstate 80. Warren County stretches from the Delaware River across the Kittatinny Valley and the wooded ridges of northwestern New Jersey. Farms, river towns, historic villages, small boroughs, mountains, and open land give the county a strong rural identity, while Interstates 78 and 80 provide regional access. That combination shapes White Township’s local character and its connections across Warren County. Residential areas, civic uses, business activity, open space, and local roads together define the township’s physical and community layout.