Hackensack

Hackensack is a city in Bergen County, New Jersey. It is the county seat, and a center of government, legal activity, and commerce in the region. Headquarters for The Record, a major newspaper published for the North Jersey region is in town.

Hackensack is also notable for the eponymous Hackensack River where it flows almost parallel with the Hudson River for approximately 45 miles. Once regarded as extremely polluted, cleaning and conservation efforts in recent years have improved the status of the river.

Hackensack's central location within Bergen county make it the perfect place to stay for anyone wanting to explore the region.

Get in

Hackensack is easily accessible by car, bus, train, or even plane.

By plane

🌍 Teterboro Airport (TEB ^IATA) (less than 3 miles away from Hackensack). Serves smaller planes, is the most popular choice for general aviation and business jet travelers out of New York City. Air taxi and air charter companies such as Private Jets Teterboro, Incredijet Private Jet Charter. The Early Air Way, Monarch Air Group, Mercury Jets and Jetset Charter fly a variety of private charter aircraft and jets, from charter luxury Gulfstream's down to economical piston twins for small groups and individuals.

Additionally, larger airports such as Newark Liberty International Airport are close by.

By bus

Numerous bus lines will get you to Hackensack from different places, including New York City. NJ Transit serves Hackensack via its commuter Pascack Valley Line.

By train

There are two stations within the city limits, 🌍 Essex Street in the southern parts of the city and 🌍 Anderson Street, closer to downtown.

Get around

As with most cities and most places in urban and suburban New Jersey, traffic is a problem, but avoiding rush hour makes all the difference. Anyone visiting should also make note that flooding is a major problem in Hackensack (and many surrounding towns, especially in Southern Bergen). Just 15 minutes of steady downpour will make some roads flood, and a few hours of steady rain will surely make many roads impassable, especially River Street. If you can avoid driving while it's raining or flooded, please do. If not, try to use roads on higher ground towards Summit Avenue.

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Go next

Routes through Hackensack

Dover ← Paterson ← Jct N S ←	W E	→ Englewood → New York City via
Spring Valley ← River Edge ←	N S	→ Secaucus → Hoboken

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