TABLES
Table I.—References on the Geography of New Jersey
1. Reports and other publications of the Department of Conservation and Development
of New Jersey, including
- Reports of the State Geological Survey and of the State Geologist.
- The Geologic Atlas of New Jersey.
- Topographic Atlas, including state, geologic, and railroad maps.
- Reports of the Forest Park Reservation Commission.
- Reports of the State Water Supply Commission.
2. Reports of the Palisades Interstate Park Commission.
3. Reports of the State Board of Agriculture.
4. The Industrial Directory of New Jersey, published by the Bureau of Statistics.
5. Publications of the United States Geological Survey.
6. Reports and bulletins of the United States Census Bureau.
7. Publications of the United States Department of Agriculture, including those of the Weather
Bureau.
8. Legislative Manual, State of New Jersey.
9. New Jersey as a Colony and as a State—Lee.
10. A Brief History of New Jersey—Ellis and Snyder.
11. Local histories and transactions of local historical societies.
Table II.—Leading Manufacturing Industries
of New Jersey, According to the United States
Census of 1914
| Industry | Value of Products |
| All industries | $1,406,633,414 |
| Smelting and refining copper | 159,198,876 |
| Petroleum products | 90,876,993 |
| Silk and silk goods | 75,706,449 |
| Foundry and machine shop products | 74,126,941 |
| Electrical machinery and supplies | 40,740,810 |
| Slaughtering and meat packing | 40,108,471 |
| Tobacco | 39,695,997 |
| Woolen, worsted, and felt goods | 36,268,561 |
| Rubber goods, rubber hose, and belting | 35,798,793 |
| Chemicals | 31,686,865 |
| Leather | 31,651,831 |
| Dyeing and finishing textiles | 27,986,512 |
| Bread and bakery products | 25,458,216 |
| Cotton goods | 16,782,164 |
| Pottery, brick, tile, terra cotta | 16,693,447 |
| Soap | 16,692,406 |
| Food preparations, confec'y, chocolate | 16,529,429 |
| Paint and varnish | 16,086,717 |
| Printing and publishing | 14,083,011 |
| Gas, illuminating and heating | 14,020,050 |
| Canning and preserving | 13,764,955 |
| Copper, tin, and sheet iron products | 12,499,728 |
| Lumber and timber products | 12,482,553 |
| Ship and boat building | 11,860,965 |
| Clothing, men's, including shirts | 11,547,363 |
| Oilcloth and linoleum | 11,384,311 |
| Jewelry | 11,347,455 |
| Boots and shoes | 11,204,323 |
| Fertilizer | 11,197,690 |
| Paper and wood pulp | 10,931,431 |
| Hats and hat materials | 10,569,597 |
| Millinery and lace | 10,485,723 |
| Oils, grease and tallow | 10,475,379 |
| Iron and steel | 10,420,452 |
| Railway cars and shop products | 10,344,659 |
| Gold and silver refining | 10,078,176 |
| Automobiles, incl. bodies and parts | 8,237,416 |
Table III.—Area and Population of the Counties
of New Jersey, According to the United
States Census of 1920
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Table IV.—Cities, Towns, Boroughs, and Villages
of New Jersey Having 2000 or More People in 1920
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Transcriber Note
Minor typos were corrected.