Welcome to the Smallest City in New Jersey

A stretch of land in Atlantic County remains the smallest city in New Jersey! Do you know what it is?

Welcome to Corbin City!

According to NJ.com, New Jersey's tiniest city has a population of approximately 520. It's a place that consists of about three bars/restaurants and a handful of repair shops. Most houses in Corbin City still rely on well water to drink and propane to cook and heat with.

Corbin City is located just north of Tuckahoe, New Jersey.

So if Corbin is the smallest city, what's the smallest municipality? Well, that honor belongs to the minuscule (and affluent) Tavistock. Tavistock has a population of about 5, Wikipedia.org reports.

Do you know anyone who lives in either Corbin City or Tavistock? Let us know in the comments, below!

Source: NJ.com