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New Jersey alias: Garden State Photo: The map of the United States highlights Richard Kodric, governor of Trenton Newark, the capital of other American states in New Jersey.png. The official language area of ard Codey is 22,608 square kilometers (47th in the United States)-land 19, 23 1km2-Water area 3378 km2 (14.9%) Population (2000)-Total population 84 14350 people (the 9th in the United States)-Density 438 people/km2 (the first in the United States1us- Some Chinese in the eastern United States call it NSW, but this abbreviation is hardly used in China and Taiwan Province Province. The earliest inhabitant of New Jersey in history is the Indian Lenape. /kloc-At the beginning of the 7th century, the Dutch immigrated to today's Jersey City and added New Amsterdam (now new york City) to this area, which is called New Holland. 1664, the British navy came to new york Bay and occupied New Jersey. Please refer to the laws and government of New Jersey: On August 2, 2004, Governor James E. Grevi announced that he was gay and decided to resign, which took effect on August 1 15. New Jersey is divided into 13 constituencies. Geography please refer to: New Jersey Geography New Jersey is generally divided into three parts: north, middle and south. The north is closely related to new york, and many residents work in new york. The central part is mostly residential, and the southern part is influenced by Philadelphia. This division is unofficial, so the boundaries are not clear. Please refer to: New Jersey Economy 1999 New Jersey's GDP is $332 billion, ranking eighth in the United States. The per capita income is $39,453, ranking second in the United States. (See [[ 1]]) The agricultural and forestry products in this state mainly include saplings, horses, vegetables, fruits, dried fruits, seafood and dairy products. Cranberry and eggplant have the highest yield. Industrial products mainly include medicinal materials, chemicals, food processing, electrical appliances, printing, tourism and so on. Although the chemical industry is not the main product of New Jersey, there are many chemical plants near major highways. Because these factories are highly polluting, some people think that this has nothing to do with the name of "Garden State". There are two main highways in New Jersey: New Jersey Toll Road and Garden State Park Road. Generally speaking, long-distance drivers often use toll roads to cross the state, while residents of the state often use Park Road. These two roads are toll roads, which are different from the free main roads in most States. There are many bridges and tunnels between New Jersey and other states, especially those leading to new york City. The direction to New Jersey is free, but there is a usage fee when you leave. When driving in New Jersey, you need to have some cash and coins with you, otherwise you will have to queue up at many bridges and intersections. NJ Transit manages long-distance buses and trains in the state and cities. Important towns are arranged according to population. New Jersey has the following important cities: Newark-273,546 Jersey City-240,055 Paterson-149,222 Elizabeth-120,568 Trenton-(capital) 85,403 Camden -79. 904 Clifton-78,672 East Orange-69,824 Passaic-67,861Union City-67,088 Bayonne-6 1, 842 Vineland-56,271New Brunswick-48. See the ranking in 2002 ([2]). There are 19 two-year colleges and universities in New Jersey, with branches in 2 1 district. Rutgers University, Rutgers University, New Brunswick University, Rutgers University, Newark University, Rutgers University, Camden University, Glasgow College, City College of Jersey, Keane College, University of New Jersey) Montclair, La Ma Po, stockton, Trenton and William Patterson [Editor] Private University Drew University fairlie Dickinson University Princeton University Riders College Stevens Institute of Technology) State Bird: USA.