New Jersey Route 206 is a major state highway that runs through the central part of New Jersey. It stretches approximately 70 miles, connecting the towns of Bordentown in the south to Montague in the north. The route serves as an important corridor for local traffic and provides access to various communities and attractions along the way. The highway passes through several counties, including Burlington, Mercer, Somerset, and Sussex. It features a mix of urban and rural landscapes, with numerous shopping areas, parks, and historical sites nearby. Route 206 is also known for its scenic views, particularly in the more rural sections.