New Jersey's Oldest City Predates America by 116 Years
Jersey City (which was settled in 1660) is actually 116 years older than the founding of America. It's believed to be the oldest city in New Jersey.
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Jersey City (which was settled in 1660) is actually 116 years older than the founding of America. It's believed to be the oldest city in New Jersey.
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