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To: stand watie

"just out of curiosity, what percentage of NJ residents lives outside of the "urban areas".
less than 20% is my guess.

free dixie,sw"

You guessed wrong.

New Jersey has a population of approximately 8,717,925. 20% of that would be 1,743,585.

The breakdown by county is as follows. The major urban area with population is included in parenthesis after the applicable county.

**Atlantic County 271,015 (Atlantic City - 40,580)
**Bergen County 902,561 (Hackensack - 43,681)
*Burlington County 450,743
***Camden County 518,249 (Camden City - 79,948)
*Cape May County 99,286
*Cumberland County 153,252
***Essex County 791,057 (City of Newark - 280,451)
**Gloucester County 276,910 (Gloucester City - 11,608)
***Hudson County 603,521 (Jersey City - 240,055)
*Hunterdon County 130,404
***Mercer County 366,256 (Trenton - 85,403)
**Middlesex County 789,516 (New Brunswick - 48,573)
*Monmouth County 635,952
*Morris County 490,593
*Ocean County 558,341
***Passaic County 499,060 (Paterson - 150,869)
*Salem County 66,346
*Somerset County 319,900
*Sussex County 153,130
**Union County 531,457 (Elizabeth - 124,724)
*Warren County 110,376

The number of people living in primarily rural or rural/ suburban counties with no major urban areas * is 3,168,323 (approx 36%)

The number of people living in primarily rural or rural/ suburban counties but also including a moderate urban area ** is 2,771,459 (approx 32%)

The number of people living in counties with significant urban areas *** is 2,778,143 (approx 32%)


358 posted on 07/09/2006 7:25:41 AM PDT by XRdsRev (The Democrat Party - Keeping Black folks on the "Plantation" since 1790)
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To: XRdsRev
**Union County 531,457 (Elizabeth - 124,724)

... The number of people living in primarily rural or rural/ suburban counties but also including a moderate urban area ** is 2,771,459 (approx 32%)

I used to live in Union County. To call it rural would be an absolute stretch. Suburban, maybe, but not rural or rural/suburban. Leave one Union County city and you enter another. It is wall to wall small cities -- difficult to tell where one begins and the other ends except for the city limits signs.

361 posted on 07/09/2006 9:16:44 AM PDT by rustbucket
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To: XRdsRev
You guessed wrong.

Imagine. Stand watie wrong about something. Who'da thunk it?

362 posted on 07/09/2006 9:46:41 AM PDT by Non-Sequitur
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To: XRdsRev
THANKS for the data.

i'd guess that those in "suburban" areas are what i think of (as a "small town dweller"-the town i actually reside in has about 600 people)as city, too.

free dixie,sw

367 posted on 07/09/2006 11:18:54 AM PDT by stand watie ( Resistance to tyrants is OBEDIENCE to God. -----T.Jefferson)
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