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Speaking of Hockey, The New Jersey Devils defeated the New York Islanders at the Prudential Center in Newark at a score of 4-2. This is the 4th consecutive win over the Islanders. Once again, North Jersey proves its superiority over Long Island.
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Speaking of Hockey, The New Jersey Devils defeated the New York Islanders at the Prudential Center in Newark at a score of 4-2. This is the 4th consecutive win over the Islanders. Once again, North Jersey proves its superiority over Long Island.
quote=Newarkbomb;7425331]The Jersey shore is point blank more popular than LI beaches no question... And I'm not talking about famous people because are you famous? Am I famous? is 99% of the world famous? no.
More NYC residents go to the Jersey shore, not The Hamptons[/quote]
More NYC residents go to LI beaches like Jones Beach, Robert Moses etc etc. Hamptons are extremely popular amongst the rich and wanna-be rich people. Do you really think Jersey Shore is more popular?
maybe, that makes more sense.. but i wasn't refering to you about the people bashing NNJ. I know you didn't
and i didn't know NNJ was so much bigger than LI.. i actually thoug LI was bigger
Thanks Newark.
New Jersey is 8,000+ square miles. I do not know exactly the size of southern NJ or northern NJ as it depends on how you define the boundary. To make it even interesting - there is also central New Jersey and its boundaries. Even on the New Jersey forum lol, there is disagreement about the boundaries!
Long Island is over 1,300+ square miles. It seems bigger because the island really is very long - 118 miles (but only 12 to 23 miles wide). The island borders New Jersey by water (Hudson and Monmouth counties) on the west and continues onto Rhode Island (Washington county) on the east!
You know but wikipedia does not have that data i.e. it does not say NJ shore is more popular/gets more visitors than LI. LI is traditionally weekend gateways for New Yorkers, with some places like Hamptons or Fire Island becoming part of the pop-culture.
You know but wikipedia does not have that data i.e. it does not say NJ shore is more popular/gets more visitors than LI. LI is traditionally weekend gateways for New Yorkers, with some places like Hamptons or Fire Island becoming part of the pop-culture.
Yes, it doesn't. But i don see you with any kind of proof at all saying LI is more popular than Jersey Shore either.
It should just be obvious which one attracts more people.. especially with both of there locations. What's easier to get to?
Philadelphia Metro ---> Jersey Shore
NYC/Jersey Metro ---> Jersey Shore
The Rest of New Jersey---> Jersey Shore
NYC/LI metro---> LI beaches
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... ... is that it??
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