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Newark, New Jersey is the largest city in Essex County, as well as the state of New Jersey in regard to population. With approximately 281,764 people residing in Newark, it has become one of the United States most prominent shipping, air, and rail hubs. Although Newark is located in New Jersey, it is located only 8 miles west of lower Manhattan, and is the 2nd largest city within the New York metro area.
The city was settled in 1666 by Puritan settlers of the New Haven Colony, and is regarded as one of the oldest European cities in the country. It is believed that the name for the city came from Newark-on-trent, England where Abraham Pierson, the original pastor, was ministered.
Newark has many attractions such as the Branch Brook Park. The park is the recognized as the oldest county park in the country, and is the home of our nation’s biggest cherry blossom tree colony. With over 5,000 trees, the park is a spectacle during flowering season for the trees and has become an important tourist attraction for the city of Newark, and the state of New Jersey.
There are also a number of educational and cultural locations in the city of Newark. Rutgers University, Seton Hall University, and the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) are located in the city, creating a prominent higher education population. As well as these Universities, Newark is also home to the Prudential Center which entertains NHL fans for New Jersey Devil home games, as well as sporting events for the local universities.
For tenants of the arts, the New Jersey Performing Arts Center and the Newark Symphony Hall are both located within the city. The performing arts center is known as one of the largest performing arts facilities in the United States, and has seen over 9 million visitors since it’s doors opened in October of 1997.