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New Jersey Tourism Information

Cities

Newark

Encyclopedic Information

WolframAlpha data about New Jersey.

Government

State of New Jersey. "Official State of New Jersey Web site."
- New Jersey Department of Transportation.
  - Traffic information.
- New Jersey Turnpike Authority. Road conditions and other travel information for the New Jersey Turnpike.
- New Jersey Transit. Train, light rail, and bus information including schedules, fares, and more for New Jersey.
- Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
  - AirTrain JFK. "AirTrain JFK is the new train service that takes you between John F. Kennedy International Airport and MTA Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) trains, MTA New York City Transit (NYCT) subways, and local buses."
  - Ferry Services. "The Port Authority is sponsor of the ferry service program between Hoboken, NJ and the World Financial Center, NY, and diligently works with local municipalities throughout the New York/New Jersey region in developing new ferry services. We provide information on all available ferry services as a way of encouraging you to use the rich transit resources of our region."
  - PATH Rail system. Light rail from New York City to New Jersey.
  - Tunnels Bridges and Terminals.

Maps

Maps of New Jersey from the University of Texas, Perry-Casta�eda Library Map Collection.
Map Point from Microsoft. Find maps to specific locations.
MapQuest.com. Find maps to specific locations.
New Jersey Map from Google Maps.

News

Travel and tourism news about New Jersey from Google News.

Reservations

Travelconsumer.com. Airline, hotel, car, and other reservations.

Tourism Organizations

NJSouth. "Great Links to Great Places in South Jersey."
VisitNJ.org. Published by the New Jersey Commerce & Economic Growth Commission.
Weird NJ. "For those of you who are wondering just what Weird N.J. is all about, let us try and explain. Weird NJ is a travel guide and magazine to places you won't find on state funded maps or located on any tourist attraction pamphlets.

In Weird N.J. we travel to places that are seen for what they are; weird, odd or unique, all told by New Jerseyans to Mark Sceurman and Mark Moran, publishers of Weird N.J., while traveling the back roads of the Garden State in search of local unwritten history and modern folklore."

Travel Resources

Weather

Weather information about New Jersey from Weather Underground.

WiFi Hot Spots

WiFi Hot Spot Directories. Directories of free and fee-based WiFi hot spots around the world. (New 9/09)

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