Route 206 is a state highway located in New Jersey, stretching approximately 40 miles. It runs from the southern town of Bordentown to the northern area of Montague, passing through several municipalities along the way. The route serves as a vital connector for local communities and provides access to various attractions. The highway features a mix of urban and rural landscapes, including commercial areas and scenic farmland. Route 206 intersects with several major roads, enhancing its importance for regional travel. It is also known for its historical significance, as parts of the route have been used for centuries.