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# Warren County (New Jersey)

Warren County is in Skylands, New Jersey. Warren County is located in two valleys of the Great Appalachian Valley. The first is the Kittatinny Valley, which is in the northern part of the county, and the Lehigh Valley, which borders the southern part of the county.

## Cities

There are no "cities" in Warren County. The largest municipalities are considered "towns".
* 40.66389-75.159721 Alpha — a suburb of Phillipsburg
* 40.8298-75.07332 Belvidere — the county seat
* 40.8537-74.82493 Hackettstown — a small, historic college town with a quaint, but struggling "Main Street" with lots of hiking and biking paths nearby. Includes 40.9802-74.99684 Blairstown and 40.9103-74.98585 Hope
* 40.7477-75.12286 Harmony Township
* 40.8087-74.99347 Oxford
* 40.692-75.1798 Phillipsburg — an urban town just across the river from Easton, Pennsylvania
* 40.7299-74.9599 Washington (Warren County, New Jersey)

## Get in
### By car

* Route 80 slices right though the Northern portion of Warren County, which is between the Delaware Water Gap to the West and Netcong to the East.
* Route 78 will take you directly to Phillipsburg in the southernmost part of the county.

### By train

* The Hackettstown Station is the furthest west that the NJ Transit trains go. There are trains to/from Hackettstown throughout the day. It only goes directly to Hoboken, with connections at Dover or Newark to New York Penn Station

### By bus

* Martz Transit$^{[deadlink]}$ has a stop in the Panther Valley Mall in Allamuchy, Exit 19 on Route 80, on some bus routes that travel from Northeastern Pennsylvania into New York City.

## Do

* Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (Delaware Water Gap) (http://www.nps.gov/dewa/planyourvisit/directions.htm), ☏ +1 570 828-2253, +1 908 496-4458. Hiking, fishing, camping, canoeing, rafting, tubing.
* 40.90271-74.958331 Land of Make Believe (Pirate's Cove), 354 Great Meadows Road, Rt. 611 (2 miles south of Route 80, Exit 12), ☏ +1 908 459-9000. 10AM-6PM throughout the summer season. Amusement park designed for parent participation with children.

## Drink

Most of Warren County is part of the Warren Hills Viticultural Area, and the county has five active wineries:
* Alba Vineyard
* Brook Hollow Winery
* Four Sisters Winery
* Vacchiano Farm
* Villa Milagro Vineyards

## Stay safe

* Emergency Dial 911
* Hackettstown Regional Medical Center$^{[deadlink]}$, 651 Willow Grove Street, Hackettstown, +1 908 852-5100
* Warren Hospital$^{[deadlink]}$, 185 Roseberry Street, Phillipsburg, +1 908 859-6700
# Mercer County (New Jersey)

Mercer County is in the Delaware River Region of New Jersey.

## Cities

* 40.220278-74.7658331 Trenton — state capital
* 40.2627-74.79832 Ewing — home of The College of New Jersey (TCNJ)
* 40.2685-74.52583 Hightstown
* 40.352222-74.6569444 Princeton — the site of the famous Ivy League university
* 40.222778-74.5930565 Robbinsville
* 40.309444-74.8805566 Titusville — site where Washington crossed the Delaware River
* 40.2903-74.62777 West Windsor - blue ribboned school district

## See

* 40.3903-74.760281 Hopewell Museum (28 East Broad Street).
* 40.3879-74.76482 Old School Baptist Meeting House. Contains the grave of John Hart.

## Learn

* Mercer County Community College, West Windsor
* Princeton University, Princeton
* Rider University Lawrence Township
* The College of New Jersey (TCNJ), Ewing Township
* Thomas Edison State College, Trenton

## Eat

* Romeo's Restaurant & Pizza, 10 Schalks Crossing Road, ☏ +1 609 799-4554.
* Carlucci's Italian Grill, 335 Princeton Hightstown Road, ☏ +1 609 936-0900.
* Bagel Hole, 64 Princeton Hightstown Road #C, ☏ +1 609 275-8977.

## Drink

* Triumph Brewing Co, 138 Nassau Street #A, ☏ +1 609 924-7855.
* Alchemist & Barrister, 28 Witherspoon Street, ☏ +1 609 924-5555.

## Stay safe

Trenton is one of the best cities in Jersey so enjoy it has a lot of fun things to do and it is top 10 of the best cities for young people

## Go next

* Burlington County
* Hunterdon County
* Middlesex County
* Monmouth County
* Ocean County
* Somerset County
# Somerset County (New Jersey)

Somerset County is in Skylands, New Jersey.

## Cities

* 40.5698-74.60771 Somerville
* 40.7062-74.54932 Basking Ridge
* 40.4624-74.67443 Belle Mead
* 40.730556-74.59254 Bernardsville
* 40.5931-74.60475 Bridgewater
* 40.690278-74.6216676 Far Hills
* 40.533333-74.6663897 Hillsborough
* 40.53889-74.593338 Manville
* 40.4283-74.67679 Montgomery Township
* 40.5721-74.646510 Raritan
* 40.5085-74.500211 Somerset
# Hunterdon County

Hunterdon County is in Skylands, New Jersey.

## Cities

* 40.5087-74.86011 Flemington, the county seat
* 40.6368-74.91522 Clinton
* 40.4416-74.9583 Delaware Township
* 40.5312-75.05144 Frenchtown (borough)
* 40.3686-74.9435 Lambertville
* 40.641667-74.8361116 Lebanon (borough)
* 40.568611-75.0944447 Milford (borough)
* 40.4054-74.97428 Stockton (borough)

## Go next

* Mercer County
* Morris County
* Somerset County
* Sussex County
* Warren County
# Camden County (New Jersey)

Camden County is in the Delaware River Region of New Jersey.

## Cities

* 39.9368-75.10661 Camden
* 39.93484-75.030732 Cherry Hill
* 39.8954-75.03433 Haddonfield
* 39.956111-75.0580564 Pennsauken
* 39.9153-75.07845 Collingswood
* 39.8072-74.99736 Clementon (Clementon Township)
* 39.8916-75.11677 Gloucester City
* 39.8172-74.98898 Lindenwold
* 39.8071-74.92429 Berlin
* 39.8485-74.953510 Voorhees
* 39.94734-75.0665611 Merchantville

## Get in
### By car

Camden is most easily accessible by car, either by highway or over the Ben Franklin Bridge which links the city of Camden to Philadelphia.

### By public transportation

PATCO runs service linking the city of Camden to Philadelphia and Lindenwold, where SEPTA$^{[deadlink]}$ service and Amtrak services are available. The RiverLine runs from Camden to Trenton, near the Delaware River, and connects with Amtrak, SEPTA, and New Jersey Transit NJ Transit$^{[deadlink]}$ trains at Trenton. The Atlantic City Rail Line, also run by New Jersey Transit has stops in Camden County on its way to Atlantic City from 30th Street, Philadelphia, including one in Cherry Hill.

## Get around

Camden County is served by New Jersey Transit buses. PATCO runs from Philadelphia to Lindenwold and the RiverLine runs near the Delaware River.

## Do

* 39.8042-74.98351 $^{[deadlink]}$ Clementon Park Splash World. - located in Clementon

## Stay safe

The city of Camden used to be ranked as among the most dangerous cities in the United States, but as of 2017, Federal Bureau of Investigation statistics show that it is no longer even in the top 40 most dangerous cities in America. While in Camden, it is best not to travel alone at night, or flaunt expensive jewelry, electronic devices, or anything with significant value. The ranking of Camden as among the most dangerous cities is based on its level of murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, and motor vehicle theft. It is best to avoid the poor areas of Camden, however it is usually safe around the riverfront area. Use common sense in protecting yourself.
Most of the suburban areas surrounding Camden, however, are very friendly and safe (Audubon, Collingswood, Haddonfield, Haddon Heights, Haddon Township, etc.).

## Go next

* Atlantic County
* Burlington County
* Gloucester County
* Salem County
* Philadelphia
# Burlington County

Burlington County is in the Delaware River Region of New Jersey. It stretches across the middle of the state, and its southeast corner reaches tidal estuaries leading to southern New Jersey's Great Bay, which separates the county from the Atlantic Ocean.

## Cities

* 40.1498-74.70761 Bordentown — the area has a strong Revolutionary War influence, and statues of patriots are a common sight
* 40.0784-74.85252 Burlington — the former county seat is now a suburb of Philadelphia
* 40.0002-74.99163 Cinnaminson — home to the largest indoor electric go-kart facility in the state of New Jersey
* 39.8643-74.82254 Medford — home of the Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge is a 170-acre (69 ha) nature preserve and wildlife rehabilitation center
* 39.9953-74.78655 Mount Holly

## Understand
### Climate

Severe weather is common in the warm months. Hurricanes have struck Burlington County on occasion, but tornadoes are uncommon. Severe thunderstorms, however, are common during the warm season. Snowfall is typical in the winter, with the snowfall averages in the county ranging from about 18 to 22 inches. The nearby Atlantic Ocean moderates Burlington County's climate, and rain is common year-round. The county seat receives about 41 inches of rain per year.

## Get in

The River Line is a diesel light-rail system operated for NJ Transit by the Southern New Jersey Rail Group on a former Pennsylvania Railroad line between the Trenton Transit Center in Trenton and the Walter Rand Transportation Center and other stations in Camden, with 11 stations in the county.
NJ Transit operates bus service into Philadelphia on the following routes; 317, 406, 409 414, and 417 routes, and into Camden only on the following routes; 407, 413, 418, 419 and 457; and to Atlantic City on the 559 route.
Academy Bus Lines operates buses from Mount Holly, Mount Laurel, Westampton Township and Willingboro Township to New York City's Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown Manhattan as well as the Wall Street area of Lower Manhattan.
The BurLink bus service provides three routes, under service funded by the county and operated by Stout's Transportation, providing connections to NJ Transit's bus and rail service.

## Do

* 39.9427-74.97291 Sky Zone Moorestown. — in Maple Shade
* 39.9333-74.96282 CoCo Key Water Resort. — in Mt. Laurel

## Go next

* Atlantic County
* Camden County
* Mercer County
* Monmouth County
* Ocean County
* Philadelphia
# Gloucester County (New Jersey)

Gloucester County is in the Delaware River Region of New Jersey.

## Cities

* 39.838056-75.1530561 Woodbury
* 39.7997-75.22392 Clarksboro
* 39.6638-75.07753 Clayton
* 39.8138-75.11874 Deptford Township
* 39.8245-75.27815 Gibbstown
* 39.7001-75.11146 Glassboro
* 39.5508-75.01037 Newfield
* 39.7329-75.13078 Pitman
* 39.7459-75.31099 Swedesboro
* 39.6841-74.968810 Williamstown

## See

Rowan University

## Buy

* Deptford Mall, the county's largest shopping mall in Deptford Township

## Drink

Landmark Americana, corner of Main and 322. Popular during the school year, especially on Thursday nights. Excellent wings and french fries.
# Cumberland County (New Jersey)

Cumberland County is in the Delaware River Region and Southern Shore region of New Jersey.

## Cities

* 39.4275-75.2281 Bridgeton — The county seat, located on the Cohansey River
* 39.39056-75.03752 Millville — a town known as a center for glass and manufacturing
* 39.465-75.0063893 Vineland — home to the Palace of Depression, a building made of junk

## Understand

Cumberland is a low-lying, generally featureless coastal county, with many salt marshes near the Delaware Bay.

## Get in

Cumberland is served only by state and county routes. Major county routes that pass through include County Route 540, County Route 548 (only in Maurice River Township), County Route 550, County Route 552, County Route 553 and County Route 555.
State routes include Route 47, Route 49, Route 55, Route 56, Route 77 and Route 347.
Route 55 is the only limited access road in the county which provides access to I-76, Interstate 295, and the Philadelphia area to the north.

## Drink

There are two wineries in the county:
* Southwind Vineyard & Winery, in Deerfield Township
* Swansea Vineyards, in Shiloh
# Salem County

Salem County is in the Delaware River Region of New Jersey.

## Towns

* 39.6948-75.44521 Carneys Point
* 39.72806-75.467782 Penns Grove
* 39.626389-75.5088893 Pennsville
* 39.5682-75.47254 Salem
* 39.6502-75.32625 Woodstown
* 39.7664-75.40766 Pedricktown

## Talk

Like a person from South Jersey. The "wurdur" on the "ruff" is near the "chimbley" and that can be "baed"

## Eat

Many good places to eat. One is the Italian Kitchen owned by the DiPaolo Family, originally from the town of Valle San Giovanni near Teramo, Italy.

## Drink

Sullivan's Tavern on Rte. 48 is a great local bar to get cheap drinks and great service. Located off of exit 4 on 295 a mile before Cowtown.
# Atlantic County

Atlantic County is in the Shore region of New Jersey.

## Cities

* 39.456111-74.7269441 Mays Landing — Scenic and Victorian-esque historical town less than an hour away from Atlantic City, although also very modern. Bed & Breakfasts adorn the town and the local golf course is held in high esteem. Overall, a lovely town that many guides would gloss over.
* 39.3625-74.4252 Atlantic City — An ocean resort town from the 1800s, the city revived legalized gambling in the 1970s. The boardwalk remains a major attraction and is often packed on any summer weekend.
* 39.41-74.3653 Brigantine — South Jersey's best kept secret, Brigantine Beach is a beautiful pristine hideaway for families seeking a safe peaceful haven. This historical town, just minutes away from Atlantic City, is also very modern. Resorts adorn the town and the local golf course is held in high esteem. Overall, a lovely town that many guides would gloss over.
* 39.549722-74.61754 Egg Harbor City — Small picturesque city with character. Tree-lined streets with houses from the mid-1800s. Established in 1855. It has a small downtown with shops and restaurants.
* 39.655-74.7722225 Hammonton — Small town distinguished as the "Blueberry Capital of the World".
* 39.330833-74.5072226 Margate
* 39.317225-74.606377 Somers Point — The oldest settlement in Atlantic County with a rich history.

## Get in
### By plane

Atlantic City International Airport ACY
# Winter swimming

Winter swimming or ice swimming is a daredevil activity during the cold season, seen as a test of virility, a part of survival or rescue training or – as weird it may seem – a way to relax. In colder climates winter swimming often means swimming in a hole in the ice; in warmer climates, swimming in comparably cold weather.
Winter swimming does not necessarily mean actually swimming. Often the hole in the ice is too small for that, and most people stay in the water only for a moment anyway. There are ice swimming championships though, with distances of 25 metres (82 ft), 50 metres (160 ft), and 450 metres (1,480 ft).
In Finland and other Nordic countries, as in the Baltic states and Russia, ice swimming is traditionally done as part of a sauna bath. Many Finns find this a way to make the sauna even more pleasant and relaxing!

## Ordinary ice swimming

There are ice swimming associations in many towns in Finland, with many members winter swimming every week. Outsiders are usually very welcome. Going winter bathing when at a cottage with friends is not unusual either. At the cottage you usually have to dig a hole in the ice first, at regular winter swimming saunas the water is usually kept open by making it move around.
Normally one goes winter swimming after having gotten warm in the sauna. Getting from the warmth into the cold water is of course a shock for the body. Usually the sauna is some distance from the water, which allows the body to adapt a little. Also immersing into the water is done quite slowly, by stairs instead of jumping into it (this minimizes the cold shock response). The water is cold – but after getting up, usually after ten seconds or so, you do not feel cold, but warm. Your body did not have time to lose much warmth after all, and the procedure stimulates blood circulation. This is part of the magic in the refreshed feeling afterwards.
Many recommend using socks, beach sandals or similar, and a cap. An exposed head with wet hair in extreme temperatures is not healthy. In moderate weather with a short distance to the water these may not be needed.

## Events

* Ice swimming championships
* In Eastern Europe and Russia winter swimming has become part of the celebration of the Epiphany.
* There are "Polar bear plunges" at New Year's Day at many locations in North America and Western Europe. There is also a 'Polar bear' swim on the Haeundae beach in South Korea.

## Stay safe

    See also: Cold weather, Ice safety
The cold shock response can be dangerous, especially if you have your mouth in the water (as you may instinctively take a deep breath). Hypothermia is not a risk in normal circumstances, but is certainly an issue in survival and rescue training. Winter swimming should only be done under supervision by experienced swimmers, with adequate rescue equipment.
# Bardez

Bardez is a municipality of 237,000 people (2011) in North Goa.

## Cities

* 15.5809273.744841 Anjuna —
* 15.673.822 Mapusa —

## Other destinations

* 15.6063373.740251 Chapora Beach —

## Understand

Typewriter, the Netflix Original horror drama show, is set in the municipality of Bardez.

## See

* Chapora Beach
* 15.53034273.8406921 Houses of Goa Museum (Salvador-do-Mundo village of Bardez). Tu-Su 10AM-7:30PM. An architectural museum by reputed architect Gerard da Cunha, that "encapsulates for posterity the phenomenal outcome of the amalgamation of eastern and western architectural styles"
* 15.52911373.8317682 Xavier Centre of Historical Research, B B Borkar Road, Alto-Porvorim, ☏ +91-832-2417772. M-F 9:30AM-7PM (lunch break: 1-2PM), Sa 9:30AM-1PM. It has a gallery on Christian art named the Xavier Xandev Museum art.
# Scott Pilgrim locations

The Scott Pilgrim frnachise began in 2004 with the release of Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life. Set in the "Mysterious land of Toronto, Canada", many of the locations shown in both the film and the novels are real-world places, some of them open to visitors.

## Destinations

* 43.6625-79.30751 Woodbine Beach. (updated Oct 2024)
* 43.6653-79.40941 Lee's Palace. (updated Oct 2024)
* 43.6718-79.38672 Toronto Reference Library, 789 Yonge Street. (updated Oct 2024)

## Go next

* Anime and manga in Japan
# Lower Austria

Lower Austria (German: Niederösterreich) — as the name implies — is a state of Austria.

## Regions

Lower Austria is split into 4 regions each called a viertel (German for quarter).
* Industrieviertel (Industrial Quarter)
* Mostviertel (Most Quarter) A hilly region with lots of beautiful countryside. Is especially pretty in mid April when trees bloom. Most is a form of cider that is grown here from pears and apples.
* Waldviertel (Forest Quarter)
* Weinviertel (Wine Quarter)

## Cities

* 48.215.6166671 St. Pölten — the capital of Lower Austria, though that title historically belonged to Vienna
* 48.11666714.8666672 Amstetten
* 47.94277816.1036113 Berndorf
* 48.00333316.2311114 Baden bei Wien
* 48.30416716.3166675 Klosterneuburg
* 48.08333316.2666676 Mödling
* 48.11666716.2666677 Perchtoldsdorf
* 48.18333316.08258 Pressbaum
* 47.96666714.7666679 Waidhofen an der Ybbs
* 47.81666716.2510 Wiener Neustadt
* 47.78333315.911 Puchberg am Schneeberg
* 47.64694415.8312 Semmering — the best known alpine resort in eastern Austria and the closest to Vienna
* 48.33333316.0513 Tulln

## Other destinations

* 48.364415.43421 Wachau — inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2000 with the towns Melk, Spitz, Dürnstein and Krems
* 48.7515.952 Retzer Land — a small wine region

## Go next

Salzburg
Salzkammergut, Hallstatt, Attersee, Traunsee, Almtal, Gosau
# Hopkinsville

Hopkinsville $^{[deadlink]}$, often nicknamed "Hoptown" by locals, is a town located in Kentucky's Western Waterlands.

## See

* 36.841944-87.3005561 Jefferson Davis State Historic Site, 258 Pembroke-Fairview Rd. Fairview (7 miles east of Hopkinsville.), ☏ +1 270 889-6100, ron.sydnor@ky.gov. Friday - Monday 9AM - 5PM. Jefferson Davis State Historic Site is a memorial to the famous Kentuckian born on this site on June 3, 1808. A 351-foot obelisk constructed on a foundation of solid Kentucky Limestone, marks the site, and an elevator to the top gives visitors a bird's eye view of the countryside.
* 36.85291-87.469652 Trail of Tears Commemorative Park, 100 Trail of Tears Dr.. Dawn - Dusk. A city park that preserves an encampment used along the Trail of Tears during the forced removal of the Cherokee tribes. The park features a burial site, a restored log cabin, and a heritage center. On the first full weekend after Labor Day, an inter tribal PowWow is held at the park.
* 36.86463-87.487093 Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County, 217 E 9th St, ☏ +1 270 887-4270. Tu-Sa 10AM-4PM. Just a local museum with exhibits about military, African American history and culture, and the Night Riders, a group that used to go around terrorizing local farmers who were selling tobacco to the monopoly of the times rather than stand with the regional movement to demand higher prices. (updated Sep 2021)

## Do

* 36.8772-87.47031 Jeffers Bend Recreation Area, 2671 Greenville Rd, ☏ +1 270 885-5600. A small natural area with a waterway and trails. (updated Sep 2021)

## Eat

* 36.85334-87.48841 Horseshoe Steak House, 2112 Fort Campbell Blvd, ☏ +1 270 886-7734. A local steak house that has been in business for many years.

## Sleep

* 36.82456-87.47571 La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Hopkinsville, 345 Griffin Bell Dr, ☏ +1 270 632-6140. Here have a complimentary breakfast and swim in the indoor pool. Pets are welcome. $72. (updated Sep 2021)

## Connect
### By phone

Most telephone numbers in Hopkinsville consist of +1 270 plus a seven-digit number, but the region is now served by an overlay complex of two area codes, with +1 364 being the second. A local or in-state telephone call now requires all 10 digits of the local number be dialed (omitting just the leading +1 from a local landline call).
Signage on many established businesses may still display the original seven-digit numbers; dial 270 before these if no area code is indicated.
# Forest

Forest is a city in the Mississippi Pines region of Mississippi. One thing about Forest, the name doesn't fail to live up to its surroundings, as you'll feel pretty immersed in that passing through these parts.

## See

* 32.34316-89.328581 Lake Railroad Depot, 1-119 Brooks St, Lake. A Queen Anne Victoria style train depot that operated from the Civil War era to the 1940s, with a caboose outside. But the inside is only accessible during the city's Lakefest Day in May supposedly. (updated Aug 2021)

## Do

* 32.3181-89.67431 Roosevelt State Park, 2149 MS-13 (to the south of Morton, west of Forest.), ☏ +1 601 732-6316. This park offers a good way to explore the Bienville National Forest ecology with nature trails and a lake for boating and fishing. It also has quite the water slide and pool, plus fall colors. $2 per person day use fee, but more for camping. (updated Aug 2021)

## Eat

* 32.36549-89.479231 Garden Patch, 220 Woodland Dr N, ☏ +1 601 469-0111. Here's an opportunity to try some soul food, with a buffet. (updated Aug 2021)

## Drink

* If you want to drink, it is best to go to Jackson, Mississippi.

## Sleep

* 32.34043-89.482911 The Days Inn of Forest, 1280 Hwy 35 South, ☏ +1 601 469-2500, fax: +1 601 469-1465. A nice inn in Forest. They have a barber on hand and also a beauty parlor.
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