Although New Jersey ranks 46th in size among the states, it has the ninth largest population and most people per unit of land. With the constant influx of people moving to the state, many storage facilities and
self-storage companies have made the New Jersey area home. These
New Jersey storage companies offer everything from small self-storage units to larger storage units perfect for office equipment of seasonal athletic gear. A city successful largely due to its advantageous location between
Philadelphia and
New York City, the state is the ideal home for many commuters. With more and more people
moving to New Jersey, many services are available to those new to the state, including
moving companies,
truck rentals, storage units and rental finder services.
Origin of State's Name: New Jersey was named for the Channel Island of Jersey in honor of Sir George Carteret, one of the two men to whom the land was originally given.
Capital City: The state's capital,
Trenton, is the second oldest capital in the country. Today, Trenton is known for being an historic city that is proud of its past optimistic about the future and dedicated to its residents. Those
moving to Trenton will find many storage unit options to suit their needs. Look in the local newspaper for seasonal promotions. Many of these self-storage facilities even offer curbside pick up and 24-hour access.
Population: The State of New Jersey has a population estimated at 8.6 million.
Driving: The
New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles Commission website is where you will find driver's license information, applications, testing requirements, driver's manuals, testing locations and more.
Agriculture and Industry: The state's leading agricultural sectors includes nursery stock, horses, vegetables, fruits and nuts, seafood and dairy products. Chemical products, food processing, electric equipment, printing and publishing and tourism are New Jersey's leading industries.
State Bird: In 1935, New Jersey designated the American goldfinch as the official state bird.
State Tree: in 1950, New Jersey designated the red oak as the official state tree. The state also recognizes a state memorial tree.
State Flower: In 1913, New Jersey designated the common violet as official state flower.
State Song: Written by red Mascara, the official state song of New Jersey is "I'm From New Jersey."