During 1970, 3 federally supported migrant health projects continued to serve New Jersey's migrant workers with comprehensive health care. In the 7 counties of principal migrant activity, 4,464 patients received health services. This group represented more than 60% of the noncontract workers. Migrant health programs in Burlington, Gloucester, Atlantic, Middlesex-Mercer, and Monmouth counties are described; the Salem and Cumberland county projects are covered in separate reports, but data for all counties are combined in this annual report. Information on clinical, public health, nursing, hospital, health education, dental, social, sanitation, family planning, and eye examination services offered by the projects is included. The tabular data includes statistics on service visits, referrals, migrant clinics, family planning, social services, sanitation, migrant school health programs, dental programs, and eye examination programs. Most of the statistical data in this report relating to personal health services was collected via a Service Visit Form developed in cooperation with the Data Processing Service in the State Department of Health. Also included is an annual progress report. A related document is ED 047 882. (NQ)