New Jersey - Contact a mobile notary in the cities below:
Cities in New Jersey:
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About New Jersey
New Jersey traces its history back more than 350 years, and it is proud of its status as the third state to ratify the Constitution of the United States, entering the Union on December 18, 1787. It derives its name from the island of Jersey in the English Channel, the birthplace of Sir George Carteret, a co-owner of New Jersey in the 17th century. The state contains many well-preserved monuments commemorating the memorable moments of the American Revolution, many of whose battles were fought on New Jersey soil, including George Washington’s famed crossing of the Delaware River in December 1776, to defeat the British at Trenton.
New Jersey is a state in the Middle Atlantic region of the United States. Its long eastern coast faces the Atlantic Ocean. To the northeast and north it is bordered by the Hudson River and New York. To the west lies Pennsylvania. New Jersey is separated from Delaware on the south and southwest by Delaware Bay and the Delaware River.
New Jersey is the fifth smallest state but one of the most diversified. Situated between New York City and Philadelphia, in the heart of a very urbanized area called a megalopolis by some population experts, it is the second most urbanized state, behind only California, and the most densely populated. New Jersey is the only state in which all 21 counties are officially classified as “metropolitan” by the census. Surprisingly, it has wilderness areas, in the mountains of the northwest and the sparsely settled southern tidelands.
New Jersey leads the country in the areas of industrial research and development, but importance of agriculture is seen in its most popular nickname, the Garden State. New Jersey’s immediate access to the markets of New York City and Philadelphia has helped it gain the ability to specialize in fresh fruits and vegetable production. As early as the 17th century, colonists described the area as a garden because of its agricultural bounty.
As railroads forged links to the marketplaces of New York City and Philadelphia, New Jersey’s small towns became industrial centers by the 1860s. Camden and Trenton became foundry subcontractors to Philadelphia’s iron and locomotive manufacturers. Paterson became a center for silk, then machine shops, then a major supplier of railroad locomotives. Newark specialized in manufacturing leather trunks, shoes, tools, coaches, and jewelry. By 1860, it was one of the most industrialized cities in the country.
Trenton is the capital of New Jersey. Trenton was a major manufacturing center in the late 1800s and early 1900s; one relic of that era is the slogan “Trenton Makes, The World Takes” displayed on the Lower Free Bridge, just north of the Trenton-Morrisville Toll Bridge. The city adopted the slogan in the 1920s to represent Trenton’s then-leading role as a major manufacturing center for steel, rubber, wire, rope, linoleum and ceramics.
Newark is the largest city in New Jersey, and bears the nickname the Brick City. Though Newark had a great start, thanks in part to the manufacturing of patent leather, the city fell into disrepair, due to overpopulation, unemployment, and mismanagement by city politicians. Today, much of the city’s revitalization efforts have been focused in the downtown area. Adjoining neighborhoods have, in recent years, also begun to see some signs of development. Nevertheless, the “Renaissance” has been unevenly felt across the city and some districts continue to have below-average household incomes and higher-than-average rates of poverty.
Those interested in learning more about New Jersey, including how to become a notary public in the state, should visit Become A Notary Public
