| The county seat for Bergen County, New
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| | 1688, the area came under the control of
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| Jersey is the small, bustling city of
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| | the British who established the town of
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| Hackensack. Nearly 43,000 people call
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| | New Barbadoes. At one point during the
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| the 4.6 square mile city their home and,
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| | Revolutionary War, General Washington had
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| in addition to being a seat of
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| | his headquarters in Hackensack and the
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| government, it is also an important
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| | region was at times the epicenter between
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| retailing and business center.The region
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| | battling British and American forces. The
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| of New Jersey that Hackensack occupies
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| | name Hackensack meaning -- mouth of water
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| today was long the home of the Lenni
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| | -- was not officially chartered until
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| Lenape native peoples. The Achkinheshcky
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| | 1921.In addition to government
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| or Hackensack tribe populated the area
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| | institutions the city has several
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| and coexisted peacefully with Dutch
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| | interesting places to visit:Main Street.
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| settlers who arrived in 1639 and
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| | If you like downtown shopping, then
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| established a trading post there. By
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| | Hackensack is for you.
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