Keasbey, New Jersey

Keasbey is a small unincorporated area located within Woodbridge Township, in Middlesex County, New Jersey, United States. It is located on the outskirts of Perth Amboy, a city made up increasingly since the 1960s of mostly Latinos. Through its proximity to Perth Amboy, and through natural outflow, attraction, and migration, Keasbey is also home to many Hispanic or Latino families.

Students attend Woodbridge High School, the public high school Richie Sambora of the band Bon Jovi attended. Musician Tomas Kalnoky is also from this community, and an album by his former band Catch 22 is called Keasbey Nights. His current band, Streetlight Manifesto has recorded a remake of the album.

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Cities	New Brunswick \| Perth Amboy \| South Amboy
Townships	Cranbury \| East Brunswick \| Edison \| Monroe \| North Brunswick \| Old Bridge \| Piscataway \| Plainsboro \| South Brunswick \| Woodbridge
CDPs and communities	Clearbrook Park \| Avenel \| Brownville \| Colonia \| Concordia \| Dayton \| Deans \| Fords \| Heathcote \| Hopelawn \| Iselin \| Keasbey \| Kendall Park \| Kingston \| Laurence Harbor \| Madison Park \| Menlo Park Terrace \| Monmouth Junction \| Plainsboro Center \| Port Reading \| Princeton Meadows \| Raritan Landing \| Rossmoor \| Sewaren \| Society Hill \| Whittingham
Historic houses	Buccleuch Mansion \| Cornelius Low House \| Henry Guest House \| James Buckelew Mansion \| Joyce Kilmer House \| Metlar/Bodine House \| Rockingham