Which of the following is NOT one of the traditional forms of government in New Jersey?

In New Jersey, the forms of government are defined by a variety of structures established to manage local affairs, including cities, boroughs, and villages. A city refers to a larger urban area with a specific governance structure, a borough is a smaller municipality that operates under a more limited government framework, and a village is another type of small municipality that retains local governance to serve its residents.

On the other hand, a district does not qualify as one of the traditional forms of government. While various types of districts do exist in New Jersey—such as school districts or water districts—they do not function as distinct municipal governments. Rather, they serve specific purposes often governed by separate rules and regulations rather than the general municipal governance frameworks like cities, boroughs, and villages. This distinction makes "district" the correct answer as it is not classified alongside the traditional forms of government in New Jersey.