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Jersey isn't in Scotland. It's one of the Channel Islands. The Channel Islands are off the coast of France and are independent of the UK although they are considered to be British Territory. The people are all bi-lingual French/English. British laws do not apply in the Channel Islands and British people have no legal right to settle there.
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Is New Brunswick a state or a city of New Jersey?
It's a city in New Jersey and a province in Canada.
When did Province of New Jersey end?
Province of New Jersey ended in 1776.
Is langholm a province within Scotland?
Langholm is a town in Scotland.
When did New Jersey start?
It was on 18 December 1787 as the third US State.
Does New Brunswick mean New Scotland?
NO, new Brunswick doesn't means New Scotland because new Brunswick is a province in Canada and New Scotland is province in Europe.
Do you need a passport from Scotland to jersey?
Yes, Scotland is out side of the U.S.
What province is New Jersey in?
Bull shi@
Is Scotland part of Hollywood?
Scotland is not a part of Canada. Scotland is part of the United Kingdom. There is a province of Canada which is called Nova Scotia, which means New Scotland.
Is there a Canadian province named Nova Scrotia and is it named after a ballsack?
Yes. There is a Canadian province named Nova Scotia. No. it's named after Scotland. Nova (new) Scotia (Scotland).
How do you write the address on a letter to Scotland?
I am sending a letter to Crookston in Glasgow Scotland. Is there a province that I need to list?
What was the state capital of NJ in 1750?
In 1750, the state capital of New Jersey was Burlington. At that time, Burlington served as the capital of the province and was a significant center for colonial government and trade. The capital later moved to Trenton in 1784, which remains the capital of New Jersey today.
From which province are the Lions rugby team from?
England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
