Where Polish in NJ live?

Can someone list where the polish generally live in NJ?

There's a large Polish population in Garfield and Wallington NJ. maybe some smaller communities in Union and Clifton. Not too sure about So. Jersey.

There are a couple of towns in northern NJ. Clifton, Passaic, Garfield, Linden and Roselle come immediately to mind.

In North Jersey - Wallington, Clifton, Passaic and Garfield are big. In fact, Garfield seems to still be growing. I lived there for years and still live nearby and there is a new Polish store opening all the time. There are also some good Polish restaurants and bars in these towns..

Polish mainly live in North Jersey around Newark/Jersey City Area. There is also a significant Polish population near Trenton. Also, South Jersey has a Polish population. A Polish church exists in Camden, although the city has seen better days, but many of the people of the church live in South Jersey elsewhere, mainly around Cherry Hill area.

Wallington- around 70% of residents are Polish.
Clifton===Linden are the main ones.

I know alot of polish people live in Lakewood, NJ. (Central NJ) It is a pretty crummy town (sorry lakewood) so the polish that are straight off the boat, so to say, live in that area. But when they earn enough to move out, they scatter around jackson, toms river.

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Somerville,Linden,Garfield,Wallington,Passaic,Jersey City,Harrison and Kearny,Clifton, Roselle Park,...

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My family settled in Camden, NJ. They use to call part of Camden, pollock town. Alot of polish families have sinced moved to other towns in South Jersey

Polish people live in Manville, Somerville & Hillsborough area, also Plainfield, Bound Brook. POlish churches are in Manville & bound Brook.

Polish Churches are in Passaic and Wallington. Polish priests are everywhere.

There are Polish communities scattered all over NJ.

Garfield, Clifton, Passiac, Wallington (in Northern Jersey) and Linden (in Northern Central Jersey) are probably the biggest. They have the most businesses that cater to Polish communities.

However, smaller communities exist in Bayonne, Jersey City, Newark, Kearney, Union, Rahway, Clark, Woodbridge, Sayreville, South River, Perth Amboy, Manville, Mercerville, Toms River, Cherry Hill, Trenton, and Camden.

They all have Polish businesses, including delis, shipping/ travel offices, attorneys, etc.

There are Polish Catholic churches in Garfield, Clifton, Passaic, Wallington, Linden, Bayonne, Jersey City, Sayreville, Perth Amboy, and Camden.

Clark has the Polish Cultural Foundation, which has a museum, auditorium, and school. They do many events every month and even have classes to learn Polish or English.