New Jersey Destination Guide

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New Jersey is the most densely populated state of the United States of America and has the U.S. postal abbreviation of NJ. The state capital is Trenton. New Jersey is bordered on the north and northeast by New York, on the east by the Atlantic Ocean, on the south by Delaware, and on the west by Pennsylvania (the latter two across the Delaware River.) New Jersey is broadly divided into three geographic regions: they are North Jersey, Central Jersey, and South Jersey.

Prominent geographic features in New Jersey include: Delaware Water Gap, New Jersey Meadowlands, The Palisades, Passaic River, Pine Barrens, Rancocas River, Raritan River, Sandy Hook, South Mountain. High Point in Sussex County is the highest elevation in the state.

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Tucked between Pennsylvania, to the west, and New York, to the north and east, New Jersey occupies a small parcel of land along the Atlantic Ocean. Central eastern and southern regions of the state boast many barrier islands with wide, white sand beaches and towns that range from quiet villages to rowdy resorts. The Garden State Parkway provides access to the coastal regions of the state as it leads from north to south. The Delaware River forms the state's western border with Pennsylvania.

The southern reaches of the Delaware River Valley contain large parcels of natural areas in the interior of the state. Several wildlife management areas exist in southern New Jersey, as well as Belleplain, Wharton, Bass River and Lebanon State Forests. This area encompasses the rugged Pine Barrens region, that draws nature lovers from neighboring states. This is the least populated area of the state.

Cities with Lodging Hotels in New Jersey
Absecon Asbury Park Atlantic City Avenel Basking Ridge Bellmawr Blackwood Bordentown Branchburg Bridgewater Brigantine Brooklawn Budd Lake Carlstadt Carneys Point Carteret Cherry Hill Cinnaminson Clark Clifton Columbia Cookstown Cranbury Cranford	East Brunswick East Hanover East Rutherford East Windsor Eatontown Edgewater Edison Egg Harbor Township Elizabeth Fairfield Fair Lawn Farmingdale Flemington Florham Park Fort Lee Freehold Galloway Gloucester Hackensack Hackettstown Hammonton Harrison Hasbrouck Heights	Hillsborough Iselin Jamesburg Jersey City Lawrenceville Lebanon Ledgewood Linden Livingston Long Branch Lyndhurst Mahwah Manchester Maple Shade Marmora McAfee Middletown Monmouth Junction Morris Plains Morristown Mount Arlington Mount Holly Mount Laurel Mount Olive	Neptune Newark New Brunswick New Providence North Bergen North Brunswick North Plainfield Paramus Parsippany Penns Grove Piscataway Pleasantville Pompton Plains Princeton Ramsey Raritan Red Bank Ridgefield Rochelle Park Runnemede Saddle Brook Saddle River Secaucus	Short Hills Somerset Somers Point South Plainfield Swedesboro Teaneck Thorofare Tinton Falls Toms River Totowa Trenton Vineland Voorhees Wall Wayne Weehawken West Atlantic City Westfield West Orange Whippany Wildwood Wildwood Crest Woodcliff Lake Wrightstown

New Jersey, one of the Mid-Atlantic States, is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Delaware River to the west. Small in size, the State nonetheless features hundreds of miles of rolling countryside and natural parkland set amidst mountains, lakes and forests. In increasing numbers, tourists from around the world are discovering that New Jersey is more than just a gateway to the United States – it is America in miniature, with an abundance of tourist attractions to suit every taste. These include beautiful beaches, exciting nightlife and many award-winning cultural attractions. While sections of the State such as Atlantic City and the Jersey Shore are world-renowned, there is also a wealth of lesser-known historic landmarks, national parks and cultural events on offer.

Recreation opportunities in New Jersey mirror the diversity in landscape. the coastal regions of the state provide access to a myriad of water sports. The Pine Barrens in the southern region of the state are a natural wonder with facilities for canoeing, hiking, tubing and camping. Northern New Jersey is great for scenic driving and touring historic sites.