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I was surprised by NJ too, thinking it was a mistake. I just moved from north NJ, right out side of NYC to south NJ… the Minnesota Vikings Advocate accept adapt autism shirt Besides,I will do this middle of nowhere. It is a whole other state and is more rural. Go to any of the NJ beaches on Memorial Day, July 4th and/or Labor Day. This gives one perspective. Also remember that access to NJ beaches is NOT free. $8-$10/daily minimum. But to continue the comparison, the county I’m from in NJ has a population about the size of Wyoming’s population. The graphic isn’t correct. I came name at least two states with populations over 10 million that are shaded blue here. But Los Angeles County contains most of the Los Angeles metropolitan area. It’s sort of the opposite of the New York City metropolitan area, which is divided into five different counties entirely within New York City itself and several other counties outside of New York City in the States of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. If you just combined New York City and Long Island alone, you’d get many more people in the same area that covers Los Angeles County. I think this is old or made with outdated info. GA (10.8M) and NC (10.7) surpassed Los Angeles county (10.01M) a few years ago. Michigan is also probably larger (10.04M). Yeah. All my memories of NJ were going up to NY. Feels like everything in north Jersey is just urban sprawl. But I guess you’ve got a lot down south that’s all woodland. Plus it’s small size… I used to live in PA, just outside Philly. It’s kind of similar. Urban sprawl, but quickly gives way to rural areas if you go far enough. Edit: Holy shit no idea it was so prosperous as an economy as well. I was forced to spend a lot of time working in Dayton and Toledo and all it seemed to be was trucks in your way

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