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2. File:Map of New Jersey highlighting Burlington County.svg

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   Burlington Gông (New Jersey) Usage on ceb.wikipedia.org Burlington County; Usage on ce.wikipedia.org Берлингтон (гуо, Нью-Джерси) Usage on cy.wikipedia.org Burlington County, New Jersey; Rhestr o Siroedd New Jersey; Usage on de.wikipedia.org Burlington County; Burlington (New Jersey) Fort Dix

3. File:Location map of Burlington County, New Jersey.svg

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4. Module : Location map/data/USA New Jersey Burlington County

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5. List of county routes in Burlington County, New Jersey

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   CR 672 at the Mercer County line in Chesterfield: CR 661: 1.38 2.22 Burlington township line in Florence: Burlington-Bristol Road CR 660 in Florence: CR 662: 3.30 5.31 US 130 in Bordentown Township: Burlington-Bordentown Road, Burlington Street, Willow Street, Park Street US 206 in Bordentown Township: CR 663: 2.76 4.44 CR 616 in Pemberton Township

6. Development to bring 500 homes to this Burlington County town

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   Burlington Center, built in 1982, closed in 2018 and was demolished in 2021 to make way for three warehouses and a seven-building retail development, The Shops at the Crossings.

7. Timbuctoo, New Jersey - Wikipedia

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   Parcel map depicts early land purchases as well as establishment of school and church. Timbuctoo was founded by free Blacks and former slaves in 1826, in a region of New Jersey where the influence of Quakers was strong. [7] [8] Timbuctoo appeared on Burlington County maps as early 1849, [9] and continues to appear on maps today. [10]