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Pine Brook, sometimes spelled Pinebrook, is a census-designated place and unincorporated community in Montville Township, Morris County, New Jersey, with its own ZIP Code, 07058.

Pine Brook was first listed as a census-designated place in the 2020 United States census, which counted 5,675 residents there.

Census Bureau survey data for 2020-2024 estimated about 2,287 households in Pine Brook, averaging 2.61 persons per household.

Dutch farmers from New Amsterdam settled in Pine Brook in the 1710s, producing dairy products, fruits and vegetables, and the area long supported a large business in cider making and distilling cider brandy.

In 1760, Pine Brook was the site of the first schoolhouse in Montville Township, a log building on the road leading to Boonton.

On April 11, 1867, the New Jersey Legislature formally united the sections of White Hall, Montville and Pine Brook into present-day Montville Township, set off from Pequannock Township.

The Simon Van Duyne House in Pine Brook, built around 1750, survives as one of the community's oldest structures.

The Pine Brook Speedway operated from July 1962 until October 1989 as a purpose-built track for midget car racing and one of the earliest sites for microstock racing, and racing legend Mario Andretti recorded some of his earliest career success there.

Pine Brook sits on the level Pine Brook Flats between the Rockaway River and the Passaic River, and both U.S. Route 46 and Interstate 80, at Exit 48, pass through the community.

Pine Brook is one of the more diverse communities in Morris County, with Asian residents making up 27.3 percent of its population in the 2020 census.