Ewing, urban township, Mercer County, west central New Jersey, on the Delaware River; incorporated 1834. Although primarily a residential suburb of Trenton, Ewing has facilities manufacturing motor-vehicle parts, building materials, and ball bearings. Mercer County Airport, the New Jersey School for the Deaf, and the Naval Air Turbine Test Station are here. The township, settled about 1700, is named for Charles Ewing, a chief justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court. Population 34,842 (1980); 34,185 (1990); 34,185 (1996 estimate).Microsoft® Encarta® Online Encyclopedia 2001
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