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30 miles taking this route:

  1. Follow signs out of the airport to the N. J. TURNPIKE (toll) SOUTH.
  2. Take the N. J. TURNPIKE (toll)/I-95 SOUTH to I-287 at EXIT 10.
  3. Follow I-287 NORTH, towards METUCHEN, to CO-527 (EASTON AVE) to NEW BRUNSWICK and SOUTH BOUND BROOK at EXIT 10. Follow signs to CO-527 (EASTON AVE) SOUTH to NEW BRUNSWICK.
  4. Follow CO-527 SOUTH, on Easton Ave, to Somerset.
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The distance from Newark Liberty International Airport to Somerset, NJ is approximately 30 miles.

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