New Jersey History and Geography

What community, settled in 1660, is usually considered New Jersey's first permanent European settlement?

The largest number of people ever indicted for murder in the nation at the time, were who?

In 1935, Central New Jersey hosted the Trial of the Century for which 1932 crime?

Which US President was born in New Jersey?

In 1783 the Continental Congress met in New Jersey. Where?

In 2014, New Jersey hosted the 3rd coldest Superb Owl in history. Who won?

In 1830, the United New Jersey Railroad and Canal Company launched what train line?

Which county is the largest, by land area?

The Pinelands has a memorial to Emilio Carranza Rodriguez, sometimes called what?

In 1933, America's first drive-in theater opened which New Jersey town?

Aside from Phillip Roth and Joyce Carol Oates, which pair of Pulitzer winning novelists are New Jerseyans?

The Whippany, Rockaway, Pequannock, Wanaque, Ramapo, and Pompton Rivers all drain into what body of water?

How long is the bicycle ride from the Northernmost to the Southernmost point of the state (Google Maps)?

New Jersey's North American Phalanx and Raritan Bay Union were what?

What minor convenience store was the filming location for the classic film, Clerks?

Rutgers has a Shellfish Research Laboratory in which appropriately named town?

Which New Jersey river gushes over the falls at the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park?

Which city is inaccurately nicknamed "The Mile Square City"?

According to the 1900 US Census, what was the most populous county in New Jersey?

The City of Elizabeth is named for whom?

Where is the New Jersey Devil from?

The 2020 Census found Newark and Jersey City to be the most populous cities in New Jersey. What was #3 on the list?

Which Oscar-winning film was set primarily in Hoboken?

Which European royal was exiled to New Jersey in 1815?

Which Englewood, New Jersey act recorded the first rap single to become a top 40 hit on the Billboard Hot 100?

Gustav Stickley used Craftsman Farms to promote his ideas about what?

While Paterson Falls most famously powered the Silk City, what other factory ran on the gravity of the Passaic River?

What can be fairly described as being "mostly in New Jersey"?

Thomas Edison's innovative Menlo Park labs are no longer in New Jersey. Where are they?

Which New Jersey town name is real?

Ben Franklin's son, William, served as Royal Governor of New Jersey while living in the mansion at which city?

Which US President is buried in New Jersey?

Which current New Jersey school was founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1908?

Which legend came out of the Battle of Monmouth?

In 1800, the US Census listed the total population of New Jersey as what?

Which actor did not grow up in New Jersey?

The Garden State, starring Zach Braff, Peter Sarsgaard and Natalie Portman, is set where?

The Black Tom Incident was what?

Which US President died at the Jersey Shore?

In 1959, who moved their headquarters from NYC to North Brunswick?

Vito Perillo is the newly re-elected Mayor of Tinton Falls and also what?

The first non-royal governor of New Jersey was whom?

The New Jersey classic, The Pine Barrens, was written by which author?

What New Jersey family built the Brooklyn Bridge?

Googling "New Jersey scandal" will return which top search result?

Which musical group has roots in Middlesex County?

In 1926, New Jersey grabbed the nation's attention with the Trial of the Century for the 1922 crime in which area?

Midland Park's Martinka claims to be which?

Hinchliffe Stadium hosted Negro League baseball for the New York Black Yankees and the New York Cubans in which city?

The highest point in New Jersey is where?