From Newark-On-Trent In England To Newark In New Jersey, United States, Newark-on-Trent, of the Great England Great England, a country forming The Southern and largest part in the United Kingdom At the central of Great England is Newark-On-Trent On the arm of the Trent River, Generally shortened to Newark A city with population of more than 35,129 people The market town in Nottinghamshire A county in Central England In the East Midlands region of England Starts athwart the River Trent The Great North Road and The East Coast Main Line railway Town lies on River Trent With the river Devon Running through Original growth from around Newark Castle Newark, a formation of continuous built-up area with Neighboring parish of Balderton to the south To the south of town is Farndon And to the north, Winthrope A land cultivating notable persons Persons born or educated Check for your name Sir Godfrey Newbold Hounsfield Electrical Engineer, Nobel Laureate in Medicine Inventor of the CT Scanner Sir Donald Wolfit, Shakespearean actor Hercules Clay, 17th Century Alderman of the town Tim Clark, Writer and Director of The Real Badlands Simon Burgess, starred in The Real Badlands Toby Kebbell, who starred in RocknRolla Sent him to school at the Grove Newark of New Jersey A city in the northeastern New Jersey The largest city in New Jersey of the United States The County seat of Essex County The Largest municipality in New Jersey With population of more than 281,402 people 65th largest city in the United States Newark, located in heart of New Jersey`s Gateway Region West of Manhattan (New York City) Situated 14 km/9 mi west of New York Its location on near Atlantic Ocean On Newark Bay Makes port facility, Port Newark Major container shipping facility For Port of New York and New Jersey And largest on the East Coast Home of Newark Liberty International Airport One of the busiest airports in the United States Home to major corporations Prudential Financial and PSE & G And major Universities like Rutgers University Newark originally founded 1666 By Connecticut Puritans led by Robert Treat From New Haven Colony Newark, originally formed as township October 31, 1693 And Royal Charter, April 27th, 1713 A reincorporation as city, April 11, 1836 Newark, third largest insurance centre in United States After New York City and Hartford Newark based companies I have placed at your doorsteps International Discount Telecommunications (IDT) Horizon Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey McCarter and English, LLP, Prudential Financial, Net2Phone, et al Hub of air, road, rail and ship traffic A significant gate way into New York metropolitan area And northern United States Newark Liberty International Airport, The second-busiest airport in the New York region And the 14th busiest in the United States Just east of the airport lies Port Newark 15th busiest in the world And largest container port on the eastern seaboard Newark is served by New Jersey Transit bus routes Newark-on-Trent and Newark.
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