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Budd Lake, New Jersey. Community Parade-With Audio. {The 1960's} {4K Color 30 fps}

Budd Lake, New Jersey, refers to two related entities: the largest natural lake in New Jersey by surface area, and an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) located within it. The lake is the headwaters of the South Branch of the Raritan River, while the community developed around the lake, originally as a resort and later as a suburb. The Lake Natural Lake: Budd Lake is the largest natural, spring-fed glacial lake in New Jersey. Headwaters: It serves as the headwaters for the South Branch of the Raritan River. History: The lake was known by the Lenape as Kaukauanning or Hattacawanna before John Budd renamed it after the Revolutionary War. Ecosystem: Mount Olive Township notes that the lake is an important water body and part of the Raritan watershed. The Community Location: It is located within Mount Olive Township in Morris County. Character: The area has a dense suburban feel and is a family-friendly environment, according to Niche. Economy: Historically, it developed into a resort and a manufacturing center due to its water source. Amenities: The community offers various dining and entertainment options, as well as nearby shopping centers.