Atlantic/Cumberland/Cape May towns "missing" from City Data (Villas: design, rated)

[NJ K]

I'm posting the townships that appear to be missing from this site, when in reality they're just listed under different names. Subsections of towns are used for census purposes--they're called "unincorporated areas," or "census designated places." This may have been obvious to some of you already, but if I was confused, someone else probably is, too.

The "missing" township is listed with the name(s) of its unincorporated area(s) following:

Atlantic County

Buena Vista: Collings Lakes
Galloway: Pomona
Hamilton: Mays Landing
Mullica: Elwood-Magnolia

Cape May County

Lower: Diamond Beach, Erma, North Cape May, Villas
Middle: Cape May Court House, Rio Grande, Whitesboro-Burleigh
Upper: Strathmere

Cumberland County

Commercial: Laurel Lake, Port Norris
Deerfield: Rosenhayn
Fairfield: Fairton
Lawrence: Cedarville
Upper Deerfield: Seabrook Farms


Note: Most of the places listed have "township" listed after the name, but it was too repetitive for me to write. So "Lower" is actually "Lower Township," for example.