A few statewide trends emerge, but most results are mixed, depending on wealth and location
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More than just a map of poverty, rankings also consider health, safety, and education.
Rural post offices slated to reduce their hours.
Data shows NJ counties are recycling less waste than in mid-1990s.
The map shows the percentage of students graduating from New Jersey high schools last June who passed the High School Proficiency Assessment. Note: Data was ...
Under new formula, number of seniors receiving diplomas drops lower than past years.
The map shows the average state income tax bill by county for 2009. Source: N.J. Department of Treasury, Statistics of Income Report Last Tuesday was ...
NJ program preserves more than 200,000 acres of farmland in Garden State.
The map shows the number of accidents involving cellphone usage by county for 2006-2010. Source: N.J. Department of Transportation Cell Phone-Related Accidents If accident data ...
The map shows the population change from the 2010 Census to July 1, 2011. Source: U.S. Census Bureau Mapping Population Trends New Jersey’s population inched ...
