Across
- 3. This Americana icon was created in Camden in 1933… one of which is still active in Vineland!
- 5. They may be the state insect, but Mitchell is still afraid of them!
- 9. A natural divide between NJ and PA, one that was crossed by a certain George Washington…
- 11. An enormous wooded region located within seven counties, including this one!
- 14. This famous South Jersey resort town (the southernmost city in the state) has a sunken concrete ship off its shoreline and is also mentioned in a popular doo-wop song!
- 17. This is the largest religion in New Jersey, perhaps due to all the Italians!
- 18. This North Jersey city may be a garbage heap, but it still has the largest population.
- 19. New Jersey is sometimes referred to as the “Crossroads of the -”
Down
- 1. The only President to be born in New Jersey!
- 2. This mouthful of a name refers to the governor’s official residence.
- 4. This Antebellum cuisine is known as Taylor Ham in North Jersey and in the South as…
- 6. The New Jersey state flag is comprised of this unusual color.
- 7. This world-famous pageant was first hosted in Atlantic City 100 years ago.
- 8. Found in Sussex County, the highest point in the state (Hint: The name is in the caption!)
- 10. The only New Jersey Governor to become President. (The State Capitol has a bust of him)
- 12. This tree was officially signed into law as the state tree in 1950.
- 13. This famous North Jersey rock formation has been a popular state park for over a century!
- 15. New Jersey was the first state to ratify this 10-part government document in 1789.
- 16. A clothing store in Hammonton, famous for its Quonset hut building design.
- 20. She’s a state icon, she turns 140 this year, and she resides in Margate.