New Brunswick, New Jersey

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city municipality

New Brunswick, New Jersey is a central New Jersey city known as a major healthcare, education, and pharmaceutical hub, home to Rutgers University and several large medical and research institutions.

Aliases (2)

New Brunswick ×7
New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States ×6

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → municipality →
areaCode	732 → 848 →
country	United States →
county	Middlesex County, New Jersey NERFINISHED →
governmentType	Faulkner Act mayor–council →
hasCulturalInstitution	Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University →
hasHistoricDistrict	Buccleuch Mansion area → Livingston Avenue Historic District →
hasMajorEmployer	Johnson & Johnson → Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital → Rutgers University → Saint Peter’s University Hospital →
hasUniversityCampus	Rutgers–New Brunswick main campus →
incorporatedAsCityOn	December 30, 1730 →
isCountySeatOf	Middlesex County, New Jersey NERFINISHED →
isHomeTo	Crossroads Theatre Company → George Street Playhouse → Johnson & Johnson world headquarters → Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital → Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey → Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School → Rutgers University → Rutgers University–New Brunswick → Saint Peter’s University Hospital → State Theatre New Jersey → The Heldrich Hotel and Conference Center →
knownFor	healthcare industry → higher education → medical research → pharmaceutical industry →
locatedInRegion	Central New Jersey →
locatedOnRiver	Raritan River →
namedAfter	Brunswick, Germany → House of Brunswick →
nickname	The Hub City →
partOfMetropolitanArea	New Brunswick–Perth Amboy–Sayreville area → New York metropolitan area →
populationCensus2020	55973 →
postalCode	08901 → 08903 → 08904 → 08906 → 08933 → 08989 →
servedByRailService	NJ Transit Northeast Corridor Line →
settledIn	1681 →
state	New Jersey →
timeZone	Eastern Time Zone →

Referenced by (56)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bound Brook, New Jersey → Edison ("New Brunswick") → Franklin Park, New Jersey → Franklin Township, Somerset County, New Jersey → Highland Park, New Jersey → Middlesex Borough, New Jersey → Zarephath, New Jersey →	locatedNear
Edison Township ("New Brunswick") → Highland Park, New Jersey → North Brunswick Township, New Jersey →	adjacentTo
Alan Guth ("New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States") → Luther Martin ("New Brunswick") → William Henry Vanderbilt ("New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States") →	birthPlace
Edison, New Jersey → Franklin Township, Somerset County, New Jersey → Piscataway, New Jersey →	borderedBy
Central New Jersey → Gateway Region of New Jersey → Middlesex County, New Jersey →	contains
New Brunswick station → Queensmen → Rutgers University Marching Scarlet Knights →	locatedIn
Appalachian Mountains ("New Brunswick") → New Jersey Route 27 → Raritan River →	passesThrough
Abbot Kinney ("New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States") → Joe Theismann ("New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States") → Michael Douglas ("New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States") →	placeOfBirth
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School → Rutgers University ("New Brunswick") →	city
Monmouth Junction → North Brunswick Township, New Jersey →	isSuburbOf
Middlebush, New Jersey → North Brunswick Township, New Jersey →	near
John H. Conway → Robert Wood Johnson I →	placeOfDeath
Robert Wood Johnson I →	basedIn
East Brunswick Township →	borders
Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park Trail →	connects
Middlesex County, New Jersey →	countySeat
Israel Gelfand ("New Brunswick, New Jersey, United States") →	deathPlace
Johnson & Johnson ("New Brunswick") →	foundedInCity
Rutgers University →	foundingPlace
Central New Jersey →	hasMajorCity
Kendall Park →	hasNearbyCity
Highland Park, New Jersey →	hasPublicTransitConnectionTo
Johnson & Johnson →	headquartersLocation
Southern Canada ("New Brunswick") →	includesPartOf
Franklin Park, New Jersey →	isResidentialSuburbOf
Rutgers Scarlet Knights football →	location
East Millstone, New Jersey →	nearbyCity
The Gaslight Anthem →	origin
College Football Hall of Fame →	previousLocation
Robert Wood Johnson I →	residence
Highland Park, New Jersey →	separatedFromBy
Limerick →	twinCity