Haworth Public School
Source: ACS Data, U.S. Census Bureau via Census Reporter, 2022
The population is very small and very sparse
Population Size
3,341
people
Land Area
1.9
square miles
Population Density
1,725
people per square mile
Haworth was named for a train station that once stood in the borough, which in turn was named by railroad financier John S. Sauzade for the village of Haworth in north-central England, home of the Bronte sisters, whose poems and novels -- including the literary classic Jane Eyre -- were greatly admired by Sauzade.
Oradell Station
Located 19 miles northwest of Midtown Manhattan
Standout Feature
The intimate and small-town atmosphere, as evidenced by its low population, discreet main retail street, and self-contained, single-facility public school district covering primary education through the eighth grade
Haworth is a borough located in northern New Jersey within Bergen County. The borough is co-terminus with the Haworth Public School District (covering kindergarten through eighth grade), and is also part of the Northern Valley Regional High School District (covering ninth grade through 12th grade), which it shares with neighboring Demarest and Closter. Commuter rail access to New York City is available from Oradell Station in nearby Oradell.
Haworth is a quiet borough set amidst a heavily wooded area, belying its proximity to the nation's largest city. The borough's main retail street has a charming feel that could be mistaken for a small town in middle America. Beyond Haworth's boutique profile, residents love the first-rate public schools, close-knit community, and transit access to Manhattan.
