County Route 548 (New Jersey)

County Route 548 (CR 548) is a county highway in the state of New Jersey. The route runs for approximately 28 miles (45 km) through portions of Hunterdon and Somerset counties. Its western terminus is at Route 31 in East Amwell Township, Hunterdon County, and its eastern terminus is at U.S. Route 206 (US 206) in Somerville, Somerset County.

CR 548 primarily serves as a local road, connecting various communities and providing access to residential areas, farms, and businesses. It traverses a generally rural landscape, transitioning to more suburban areas as it approaches Somerville.

The route's alignment includes several local street names which may change along its length. It is typically a two-lane road for the majority of its duration.

As a county route, CR 548 is maintained by the respective county governments (Hunterdon and Somerset). Signage is typically green with white lettering, indicating its county route status. The route intersects with other county routes and state highways along its path. The specific history of the route's designation and construction is not readily available in centralized records.