The New Jersey township of Plumsted was incorporated from parts of Jackson Township in 1845, and became part of Ocean County in 1850. The unincorporated community of New Egypt is located within the township. The township is north of the McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst military base, and south of I-95.
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The independent fundamental Baptist congregation is located in New Egypt, in Plumsted Township, New Jersey, not far from McGuire Air Force Base and Fort Dix. The location of its church, an introduction to its pastor, and an overview of its ministries are featured.
http://www.bbcnewegypt.com/
The New Egypt Agway offers a variety of products, including horse feeds and supplements, fencing, gates and supplies, as well as pet foods, lawn and garden equipment, and other items. Its products, special offers, location, hours, and a blog are featured.
http://www.newegyptagway.com/
The New Egypt Speedway began as the Fort Dix Speedway in the 1950s, at which time it was a dirt track. Paved in the 1960s, it became the New Egypt Speedway, and later the Central Jersey Speedway. Opened only ocassionally during the 1980s and 1990s, its ownership changed hands and it reopened under its original name in 1998. Schedules, results, standings, and driver profiles are put forward.
http://www.newegyptspeedway.net/
New Egypt United Methodist Church
Situated in downtown New Egypt, at the corner of Main Street and Lakewood Road, the UMC congregation’s worship schedule, church calendar, and directions to its church are presented.
http://www.newegyptumc.org/
Plumsted Township School District
The public PK-12th grade school district operates four campuses, New Egypt Primary School, Dr. Gerald H. Woehr Elementary School, New Egypt Middle School, and New Egypt High School, each of which are highlighted here, with schedules, faculty contacts, and announcements.
http://plumsted.schoolwires.net/
Also known as the New Jersey Scrap Metal & Recycling Center, Price’s is a family owned metal recycling center that also offers scrap removal and container services. Its location, hours, and prices are published.
http://www.njscrap.com/
Family owned and operated since 1971, the New Egypt, New Jersey shop offers a selection of oak, country, Victorian, 19th and early 20th century furniture, collectibles, clocks, and other items. Its services, products, and contacts are posted.
http://www.redbarnnj.com/
The official municipal website offers a history of New Egypt, contacts for its administrative and departmental offices, a zoning map, budget information, and access to various reports and forms.
http://www.plumsted.org/
