Little Falls, New Jersey

Little Falls is a friendly and bustling community located in Passaic County. It has close to 11,000 residents. The township offers a , an interesting history and residents take pride in their town's great education system. The population in Little Falls continues to grow as more and more families choose to move into this community that offers numerous opportunities for business and recreation, yet a small town atmosphere. The real estate market in Little Falls typically offers a combination of older homes and new construction that is being built to accommodate the growth. For buyers thinking of moving into this growing community, they will find there is real estate available and they will have many homes to choose from.

A large part of Little Falls' history is mixed with the old Morris Canal, which gracefully winds its way through the township. Historically, the canal served as a vessel of transportation and trade between the Hudson River and Delaware River. Other historical structures and buildings throughout town remain well kept as a semblance of history, culture and pride. The old Morris Canal also makes a great tourist attraction, along with the other preserved buildings.

The Little Falls Township Public School District educates students in kindergarten through eighth grade, and high school students attend a regional school with students from neighboring towns. School #2 serves students from kindergarten through second grade, school #3 serves grades three and four, and School #1 is a middle school for those in grades five through eight. High-school students attend Passaic Valley Regional High School, which is located in Little Falls but also serves high-school students in the surrounding communities of Totowa and West Paterson.

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