New Jersey at a Glance: History and Industry Snapshot
New Jersey lies between New York City and Philadelphia and remains the most densely populated state. It hosts major firms like Bristol-Myers Squibb and Johnson & Johnson and is known for chemicals medicines printing foods. Notable figures include Grover Cleveland born in Caldwell and Thomas Edison in Menlo Park.
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