Mercer towns "missing" from City Data
I was having trouble finding many towns on this website, when I realized that many are actually listed under the guise of a subsection's name (an "unincorporated area") that is reported as a census designated place.
I tried editing the Middlesex thread so I could combine Mercer with it, but the forum won't allow me to update the thread's title. So just know that some of the Mercer and Middlesex census designated places overlap towns bordering both counties. Sorry for the confusion!
Here are some "missing" townships and their census designated places that are actually listed:
Mercer County
East Windsor: Twin Rivers
Hamilton: Mercerville-Hamilton Square, White Horse, Yardville-Groveville
Lawrence: Lawrenceville
Princeton: Princeton North
West Windsor: Princeton Junction
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