South Orange, New Jersey

South Orange, United States

South Orange, New Jersey has 34 connections to 4303 other places across 10 topics, including government, transportation, education, and media. It overlaps often with New Jersey, Montclair, and Newark. The village was created in 1904 by an act of the New Jersey Legislature, on land Robert Treat bought from the Lenape in 1666. Two NJ Transit stations link it to Newark, New York Penn Station, and Hoboken. Seton Hall University and its radio station WSOU-FM, licensed here since 1948, anchor the education and media ties.