The JCEDC's marketing and communications materials continue to win accolades in award competitions. The JCEDC helps local merchants to secure financing to help create or expand a business. The Construction Management Department oversees all building projects being done under the auspices of the JCEDC.  The Real Estate Department helps businesses looking to move. The UEZ program, administered by the JCEDC, promotes development in designated areas of the City.

Where And Why
Geography, Economy, and Infrastructure
A Wide Range Of Transportation Resources Serve Jersey City.

The Hudson-Bergen Light Rail -- Catalyst For A Region

The Bergen Arches Highway Project

The Entire Spectrum of Healthcare Options

The Jersey City Frequently Asked Questions

PSE&G Wants You To Move To Jersey City!

Hudson County Chamber of Commerce

Lady Liberty's Address:
1 Jersey City Boulevard,
Jersey City, NJ 07302

Located on the Hudson River, only minutes from both New York City and Newark Airport, Jersey City offers access to the world. A collection of calm and caring neighborhoods, Jersey City is the perfect "home base" for either a business or a family.

Jersey City - The Center Of The New York Metropolitan Area

The Demographics Of Jersey City

A bird's eye view of Jersey City:

Basic Geography

Land Area

14.87 sq. mi (38.5133 square kilometers)

Acres of parkland:

1,401.8 (5673084.6 square meters)

Water area

6.19 sq. Mi. (16.0321 square kilometers)

Shoreline

6 miles (9.654 kilometers)

Latitude

40.44 N

Longitude

74.04 W

Average elevation

20 feet (6.07 meters) above sea level

Average Annual Temperatures

January, 30.6 F (-2.5 C)
July, 74.6 F (23.7 C)
annual average, 52.6 F (11.4 C)

Average Annual Precipitation

43.77 inches (111.18 centimeters)

Geography and Climate

Jersey City lies on a peninsula between the Hudson and Hackensack rivers in northeastern New Jersey. Seven miles to the west is Newark; across the Hudson River to the east is Manhattan Island and New York City.

Jersey City's terrain ranges from low-lying flood plains to gently rolling hills.

While Jersey City's climate tends to be continental, influenced by winds from the west, it does experience temperature extremes throughout its four seasons. Summers are hot and humid while winters are moderately snowy.

Jersey City Lies Between the Hackensack and Hudson Rivers. Newark Is Seven Miles to the West. Manhattan is Just Across the Hudson.

Jersey City Has Always Been The Place Of Beginnings -- The Beginning Of European Settlement, The Beginning Of The Industrial Revolution - And Now The Beginning Of The Digital Century!

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