Cape May County Court Records in New Jersey

The county of Cape May is located in New Jersey and was founded in 1685. There are 97,265 residents in Cape May who have access to courthouses in Avalon, Cape May, Cape May Court House, Erma, North Wildwood, Sea Isle City, Stone Harbor, Tuckahoe, West Cape May, Wildwood. In general, each county has a full set of courts, from traffic court to superior and appellate court; supreme courts are usually located in the state capital. New Jersey is part of the 3rd federal circuit court as well.

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Find Cape May Court House County courthouses

There are 5,338 residents in Cape May Court House, which is 9.9 square miles and 13ft above sea level.

Find Erma County courthouses

There are 2,134 residents in Erma, which is 3.4 square miles and 10ft above sea level.

Find North Wildwood County courthouses

There are 4,041 residents in North Wildwood, which is 2.1 square miles and 3ft above sea level. It was settled in June 13, 1885 as 'Borough of Anglesea' and is governed by a City local government.

Find Sea Isle City County courthouses

There are 2,114 residents in Sea Isle City, which is 2.5 square miles and 7ft above sea level. It was settled in May 22, 1882 and is governed by a Faulkner Act (Mayor-Council) local government.

Find Stone Harbor County courthouses

There are 866 residents in Stone Harbor, which is 2.0 square miles and 7ft above sea level. It was settled in April 28, 1914 and is governed by a Borough local government.

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Find West Cape May County courthouses

There are 1,024 residents in West Cape May, which is 1.2 square miles and 10ft above sea level. It was settled in April 17, 1884 and is governed by a Walsh Act local government.

Find Wildwood County courthouses

There are 5,325 residents in Wildwood, which is 1.4 square miles. It was settled in 1609[https://www.visitnjshore.com/wildwood/history/], The History of Wildwood. Accessed March 29, 2017. and is governed by a Walsh Act local government.