New Brunswick, New Jersey (5931 bytes)
1: ...ersey|Middlesex County]]{{GR|6}}. The City of New Brunswick is governed under the [[Faulkner Act (Mayor-Counc...
4: New Brunswick is located at 40°29'18" North, 74°26'52" ...
18: ...ia, and situated along the [[Raritan River]], New Brunswick became an important hub for Colonial travellers a...
20: Historical maps of New Jersey including New Brunswick:
24: ...nswick is one of the cultural hubs of central New Jersey.

East Brunswick, New Jersey (4449 bytes)
1: ...s on Exit 9 of the [[New Jersey Turnpike]]. East Brunswick has an excellent school system and public library...
4: ...southeastern part, known as the [[Old Bridge, New Jersey|Old Bridge]] section of the town. This area is o...
6: ...ck]] and [[Monroe Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey|Monroe]] townships. The township was incorporate...
8: ... extension of the [[New Jersey Turnpike]] to East Brunswick in 1951 led to a sharp spike in population growth...
11: East Brunswick is located at 40°26'3" North, 74°24'18" W...

South Brunswick Township, New Jersey (2681 bytes)
1: ... is a township located in [[Middlesex County, New Jersey]]. The township encompasses the towns of Kingsto...
15: [[Category:Middlesex County, New Jersey]]
16: [[Category:Townships in New Jersey]]
17: [[de:South Brunswick Township]]

East Brunswick Township, New Jersey (2686 bytes)
1: ...e township had a total population of 46,756. East Brunswick Township is governed under the [[Faulkner Act (Ma...
15: [[Category:Middlesex County, New Jersey]]
16: [[Category:Townships in New Jersey]]

North Brunswick Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey (2674 bytes)
1: ...] and township located in [[Middlesex County, New Jersey]]. As of the [[2000]] census, the township had a...
18: [[Category:Middlesex County, New Jersey]]
19: [[Category:Townships in New Jersey]]
20: [[Category:Census-designated places in New Jersey]]

Border between West Jersey and East Jersey (1675 bytes)
1: ...ed into two provinces, [[West Jersey]] and [[East Jersey]], and for the 28 years between [[1674]] and [[17...
3: ...ey|Atlantic City]], making that city part of West Jersey, though this may seem surprising since Atlantic C...
5: ... Harbor]], passing just north of [[Tuckerton, New Jersey|Tuckerton]], and proceeding up toward a point on ...
10: *Snyder, John Parr, ''The mapping of New Jersey; the men and their art'', [[Rutgers University]],...
11: [[Category:New Jersey history]]

Jersey City, New Jersey (15173 bytes)
1: [[Image:Njmapjerseycity.jpg|right]]
2: ...|The skyline of Jersey City, as seen from [[Lower New York Bay]]. The [[Goldman Sachs Tower]], complete...
3: ...It is the [[county seat]] of [[Hudson County, New Jersey|Hudson County]]{{GR|6}}.
5: ...pino]]s, and [[India]]ns, have made their home in Jersey City.
7: ...ingham]], the first [[African American]] mayor of Jersey City. Cunningham died of a heart attack in May [[...

New Brunswick (10621 bytes)
1: ... city in [[New Jersey]], see [[New Brunswick, New Jersey]].''
4: Name = New Brunswick |
5: Fullname = Province of New Brunswick |
9: ... Map = Map_of_Canada_highlighting_New_Brunswick.png |
11: Capital = [[Fredericton, New Brunswick|Fredericton]] |

Brunswick (disambiguation) (946 bytes)
1: '''Brunswick''' may refer to:
2: * Brunswick, Germany - see [[Braunschweig (city)]] and [[Brau...
3: * [[Brunswick-Lüneburg]], the former German state
4: * [[Brunswick, Victoria]], [[Australia]]
5: * [[New Brunswick]], the [[Canadian province]]

Caroline of Brunswick (2692 bytes)
1: '''Caroline of Brunswick''' ([[May 17]], [[1768]] - [[August 7]], [[1821]]...
3: ...95]], at [[St James's Palace]] in [[London]]. Her new husband, then the Prince of Wales, regarded Carol...
7: ...still legally queen, and was buried in her native Brunswick
9: [[Category:1768 births|Caroline of Brunswick]]
10: [[Category:1821 deaths|Caroline of Brunswick]]

Bathurst, New Brunswick (1374 bytes)
1: ...unswick|Gloucester County]] in northeastern [[New Brunswick]], [[Canada]].
16: [[Category:Cities in New Brunswick]]
19: [[fr:Bathurst (Nouveau-Brunswick)]]

University of New Brunswick (2380 bytes)
1: ...icton]] and the other opened in [[Saint John, New Brunswick|Saint John]] in [[1964]]. UNB is the oldest Engl...
3: ...ews of the Kennebecasis River and Grand Bay. New Brunswick's largest health care facility, Saint John Region...
5: ...ulty of Law, and in [[1968]] UNBSJ moved into its new campus at Tucker Park. Currently UNBF has approx...
12: * [http://www.unb.ca/ University of New Brunswick]
15: [[Category:Universities and colleges in New Brunswick]]

Dieppe, New Brunswick (794 bytes)
1: ...a]]. Dieppe is part of the Greater [[Moncton, New Brunswick|Moncton]] Area, and today mainly exists as a [[be...
9: [[Category:Cities in New Brunswick]]
10: [[fr:Dieppe (Nouveau-Brunswick)]]

Brunswick, Vermont (2521 bytes)
1: [[Image:brunswick_vt_highlight.png|thumb|225px|Brunswick, Vermont]]
2: '''Brunswick''' is a town located in [[Essex County, Vermont]]...

Order of New Brunswick (2314 bytes)
1: ...], is the highest honour of the Province of [[New Brunswick]]. A maximum of 10 individuals are awarded annual...
4: The Order of New Brunswick recognizes individuals who have demonstrated exce...
7: ... is a present or former long-term resident of New Brunswick is eligible for nomination to the Order. Elected ...
12: ...f the Order of New Brunswick is the [[List of New Brunswick lieutenant-governors|Lieutenant-Governor]] of the...
16: * The Chief Justice of New Brunswick (alternating with Queen's Bench)

Brunswick star (516 bytes)
1: ... helmets of certain police departments. The name "Brunswick" is the [[English]] term for the German [[feudal ...

Brunswick green (658 bytes)
1: Brunswick green is the name for a dark green that was used ...

Campbellton, New Brunswick (1194 bytes)
1: ... officially incorporated [[city|cities]] in [[New Brunswick]], [[Canada]]. It is situated in the north-centr...
13: [[Category:Cities in New Brunswick]]

Edmundston, New Brunswick (2196 bytes)
1: ...r with [[Quebec]]. Out of the eight cities in New Brunswick, Edmundston is the most [[francophone]], with 91%...
5: ...Edmund Head]], who was Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick from 1848 to 1854 and Governor-General of Canada ...
17: [[Category:Cities in New Brunswick]]

Moncton, New Brunswick (5486 bytes)
1: ...[Provinces of Canada|Canadian province]] of [[New Brunswick]]. The metropolitan area includes the City of Die...
3: [[image:Moncton_Welcome.JPG||right|Moncton, New Brunswick]]
9: Moncton is serviced by a newly expanded international airport, the [[Greater M...
19: ...institution. In addition, the [[University of New Brunswick]] offers health sciences degree courses in Nursin...
23: ...serves as the main medical referral centre in New Brunswick.

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