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What type of geographic feature does New Jersey have? No links!!!!!!!
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This area has flat-topped rock ridges and many lakes. The Appalachian Ridge and Valley is a mountainous region in New Jersey's northwest corner. It includes the Kittatinny Mountains and the Delaware Water Gap, an opening created when the Delaware River cut through the Appalachian mountains millions of years ago.

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