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USA
State Alabama
Abstract
Timeline
age from birth to death, or present.
Geometry
the circle of Futhark Circle influence of this Person
Personal
Constellation the places this person lived, frequented, interacted
with, etc.
Related
Topics
zz Home, living quarters, job
location, entertainment venue (movies, music, bar, theater, café, etc. places
people to for entertainment), shopping (what type of stores does this person
frequent, is this person a Gucci person or a Walmart person, target, sears,
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New Jersey is known for:
- Busy
expressway
- Beautiful
beaches
- Italian
population
- Pork
roll
- Industrial
production, particularly in chemical, pharmaceutical, and food
processing industries
Geography
& Demographics
Government
& Legislature
State
Symbols
Sports
Teams
Popular
Tourist Attractions
Local Food
Famous
People
Fun Facts
Geography
& Demographics
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State
Abbreviation
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NJ
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State Capital
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Trenton
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State Size
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Total
(Land + Water): 8,721 sq miles; Land Only: 7,417 sq miles
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Number
of Counties
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21
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Time Zone
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Eastern
Time Zone
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Bordering
States
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Delaware,
New York, Pennsylvania
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Highest
Point
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High
Point, 1,803 feet
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Tallest
Building
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99
Hudson in Jersey City, 900 feet
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Largest
Stadium
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MetLife
Stadium in East Rutherford, capacity 82,500
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National
Parks
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None
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State Population
(2020)
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9,288,994
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State
Population Density
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1,252.4
people / square mile
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Area Codes
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201,
551, 609, 640, 732, 848, 856, 862, 908, 973
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Top
5 Cities (2020 population)
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Newark
(282,520)
Jersey City (262,664)
Paterson (144,801)
Elizabeth (128,382)
Clifton (85,025)
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Government & Legislature
State Symbols
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State
Animal
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Horse
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State Bird
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Eastern
goldfinch
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State
Bug
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Honeybee
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State
Dance
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Square
dance
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State
Dinosaur
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Hadrosaurus
foulkii
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State
Fish
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Brook
trout
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State Flower
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Purple
violet
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State
Fruit
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Blueberry
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State Motto
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Liberty
and prosperity
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State Nickname
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Garden
State
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State
Shell
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Knobbed
whelk
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State
Ship
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The
A. J. Meerwald
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State Tree
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Red
oak
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Sports Teams
Popular
Tourist Attractions
- Adventure
Aquarium: Aquarium in Camden, New Jersey.
- Atlantic City Boardwalk: Entertainment section
along the shoreline in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
- Cape May
Zoo: Zoo in Cape May Court House, New Jersey.
- Ellis
Island: Immigration gateway in the first half of the 20th
century. Located between New Jersey and New York.
- George Washington Bridge: Suspension bridge in
Fort Lee, New Jersey.
- Grounds
for Sculpture: Sculpture garden in
Hamilton Township, New Jersey.
- Kingda Ka: Roller
coaster in Jackson, New Jersey.
- Liberty Science Center: Science museum in Jersey City, New Jersey.
- Liberty State Park: State park
in Jersey City, New Jersey.
- Long Beach
Island: Island off the eastern coast of New Jersey.
- PNC Bank Arts
Center: Theater in Holmdel, New Jersey.
- Storybook Land:
Amusement park in Egg Harbor Township, New
Jersey.
- Tear Drop
Memorial: Sculpture to commemorate the September 11, 2001 attacks and the 1993 World Trade Center
bombing, located in Bayonne, New Jersey.
- The Mills at Jersey Gardens: Outlet mall in
Elizabeth, New Jersey.
- Turtle Back Zoo:
Zoo in West Orange, New Jersey.
Festivals and Events
Top festivals and events in New Jersey. They are listed in
approximate order of when they take place during the year.
Popular Iconic New Jersey Foods
New Jersey is famous for the following foods:
- Pork
Roll
- Italian
Hot Dogs
- Salt Water Taffy
- Tomato
Pie
- Jersey
Hoagies
- Rippers
- Texas
Weiner
- Disco
Fries
- Fat
Sandwich
- Sloppy
Joe
- Beefsteak
- Boardwalk
Pizza
Famous People Born In New Jersey
Nobel
Prize Winners
United
States Presidents
- Grover
Cleveland (22nd and 24th President)
Pro
Football Hall Of Fame Members
- Alex
Wojciechowicz (Center, Linebacker. Inducted in 1968)
- Jim
Ringo (Center. Inducted in 1981)
- Franco
Harris (Running Back. Inducted in 1990)
- Lou
Creekmur (Offensive Tackle, Offensive Guard. Inducted in 1996)
- Elvin
Bethea (Defensive End. Inducted in 2003)
- Ed
Sabol (Founder of NFL Films. Inducted in 2011)
- Bill
Parcells (Coach. Inducted in 2013)
- Dave
Robinson (Linebacker. Inducted in 2013)
- Steve
Sabol (Contributor. Inducted in 2020)
- Paul
Tagliabue (Contributor. Inducted in 2020)
- Drew
Pearson (Wide Receiver. Inducted in 2021)
- Sam
Mills (Linebacker. Inducted in 2022)
Baseball
Hall Of Fame Players
- Billy
Hamilton (Center Fielder. Inducted in 1961)
- Goose
Goslin (Left Fielder. Inducted in 1968)
- Joe
Medwick (Left Fielder. Inducted in 1968)
- Derek
Jeter (Shortstop. Inducted in 2020)
Naismith
Memorial Basketball Hall Of Fame Players
- Bennie
Borgmann (Guard. Inducted in 1961)
- John
Roosma (Guard. Inducted in 1961)
- Don
Barksdale (Center-Forward. Inducted in 1981)
- Tom
Heinsohn (Center-Forward. Inducted in 1986)
- Rick
Barry (Forward. Inducted in 1987)
- Carol
Blazejowski (Guard. Inducted in 1994)
- Anne
Donovan (Center. Inducted in 1995)
- Dennis
Rodman (Forward. Inducted in 2011)
- Shaquille
O'Neal (Center. Inducted in 2016)
- Tamika
Catchings (Forward. Inducted in 2020)
- Val
Ackerman (Contributor. Inducted in 2021)
Famous
Actors And Actresses
- Michael
Douglas
- Bebe
Neuwirth
- Paul
Rudd
- Kevin
Spacey
- Meryl
Streep
Famous
Singers
- Lauryn
Hill
- Whitney
Houston
- Jon
Bon Jovi
- Paul
Simon
- Frank
Sinatra
- Nancy
Sinatra
- Bruce
Springsteen
- Dionne
Warwick
Famous
People In Other Fields
New Jersey Fun Facts
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New Jersey was named after the Isle of
Jersey, an island in the English Channel.
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The first officially recorded,
organized baseball game was played in Hoboken, New Jersey, on June 19,
1846.
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New Jersey is one of only two states
where self-service filling of gasoline is prohibited. The other is
Oregon.
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The properties in the United States
version of the board game Monopoly are named after the streets of
Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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New Jersey has the most diners in the
world and is often referred to as the "Diner Capital of the
World."
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The Union Watersphere,
also known as the Union Water Tower, is the tallest water tower in the
world. It is located in Union, New Jersey.
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The world's largest statue of a tooth
(15 feet tall) is located in Trenton, New
Jersey.
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Morristown National Historical Park,
established in March, 1933, was the first
national historic park in the United States.
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The first steam-powered ferry service
in the United States began operation on October 11, 1811. The service was
between Hoboken, New Jersey and Manhattan.
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The first balloon flight in America was
made by Jean Pierre Blanchard. On January 9,1793, he landed a balloon at
Deptford, New Jersey.
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On January 19, 1883, the first
standardized incandescent electric lighting system with overhead wires
began service in Roselle, New Jersey.
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