COMSEWOGUE

A shining social suburb

Comsewogue Union Free School District is located along the North Shore of Long Island in Port Jefferson Station. Portions of Port Jefferson, Coram, Mount Saini, and Terryville are also part of the district. Like the surrounding hamlets, the Setalcott or Setauket Indians were native to the area. The name Comsewogue comes from their language, meaning place where several paths comes together, and was the original name for Port Jefferson Station. Port Jeff, once known as a shipbuilding center, is now a popular destination for shopping and dining for tourists and locals alike. The area also offers museums, theaters, and beautiful parks that call to both young and old. The night life in Port Jefferson will dazzle you with music, lights, and delectable restaurants. The unique shops and boardwalk views make this area as attractive as it is notable.

Economy and Employment

Most residents living in Port Jefferson Station commute by usage of their own vehicle less than thirty minutes to their place of work. The median household income is $78,294 annually.

Transportation

The Port Jefferson train station on the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) will get you to Penn Station in under two hours with just one transfer. Port Jefferson offers ferrys at The Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Company and is one of the two ferry lines between Long Island and Connecticut.