Gateway Region, Metropolitan area in northeastern New Jersey, United States
The Gateway Region is a metropolitan area in northeastern New Jersey that covers six counties. It includes Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic, Union, and Middlesex, forming the most densely populated section of the state.
The region's name comes from Newark's development of the Gateway Center, an office complex built in the 1960s. This project shaped the identity of this entire northeastern section of New Jersey.
The region hosts theaters, museums, and memorial sites that draw artists and visitors from across the world. These places reflect the diverse communities that call the area home.
The region is connected by an extensive network of highways, railways, and three major airports that serve thousands of travelers daily. Public transportation makes it easy to travel between the different counties.
The region holds the largest concentration of traditional American diners anywhere in the United States. These classic restaurants are woven into the daily routines and food culture of local residents.
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