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The Delaware River Region is an area in southwestern New Jersey.
New Jersey Transit RiverLINE is a light rail line serving 20 stations between Trenton and Camden, New Jersey. The line connects with DRPA's PATCO Hi-Speed Line at Camden's Walter Rand Transportation Center.
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Located on the Delaware River east of Philadelphia. Home to the USS New Jersey, Adventure Aquarium, and Campbell's Field
Regionally significant commercial and residential center, with lots of hotels, parkland (Cooper River Park), and shopping (Cherry Hill Mall).
Wealthy, vibrant town on the old King's Road in Camden County. Colonial history -- and the discovery site of the world's first dinosaur skeleton!
Home of Princeton University, as well as many research and technology organizations.
The state capital. Home of the New Jersey Capital Building (which is the second oldest capitol building in America)
Site of the former homes of many famous New Jersey residents like Clara Barton and Joseph Bonaparte.
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