<h1 style="text-align: center;">Woodbridge Township, <em>New York City</em></h1>
<p>Woodbridge Township, New Jersey is a town in eastern New Jersey bordering the towns of Carteret, Edison, and Sayreville. With a population of around 100,000, the township is only 24 square miles. Unlike many of its surrounding towns and cities, Woodbridge Township has a large white population. Around 60% of the population is Caucasian, but only 10% are African American. Even so, the town, compared to other locations has a large Native American population with 22% of people within the town being of Native American descent. Woodbridge is considered to be the oldest township in New Jersey. As such, the area possesses a rich history. The town was settled in 1664 and was established as a charter by the king of England in 1669. Though it is speculative, many locals believe that Woodbridge Township was the meeting place of the first anti-slave rally within the United States.</p>
<p>Like many people throughout New Jersey, a lot of people within Woodbridge Township commute to New York City for work. Even so, the township does have its own sturdy economy. Woodbridge Center is the one of the biggest malls in New Jersey. Furthermore, the Wakefern Food Corporation provides jobs to many locals in the area.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Notable points within Woodbridge Township include J.J. Bitting Brewing Company and the St. James Catholic Church. The brewing company was the first brewing company to open in Woodbridge Township. It is now a three-story eatery that was restored within a 100-year-old brick building. This building used to be the Feed Depot for farmers throughout the town.&nbsp;</p>