North Caldwell, Residential borough in Essex County, United States
North Caldwell is a residential borough in northwestern Essex County, New Jersey. The community features tree-lined streets, single-family homes, and municipal spaces that serve the daily needs of its residents.
The borough was established in 1898 when the New Jersey Legislature separated portions of Caldwell Township to create a new administrative division. The name honors James Caldwell, a Presbyterian minister tied to the region's early development.
The borough maintains regular community gatherings through Planning Board meetings and Mayor's Office hours, enabling residents to participate in municipal decision-making processes.
The local school system serves elementary students, while secondary education is provided through regional schools. Visitors can explore the borough's residential areas, parks, and municipal facilities on foot or by car.
The highest elevation point in all of Essex County sits within the borough's boundaries. The area once housed a county penitentiary that operated for more than a century before closing.
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