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Although Newark might not be the capital of New Jersey, it is a busy place in the world of human politics. This set of buildings in particular is often bustling with a hive of activity.

Port Newark is the hub for shipping and trading in Newark city. Boats and trains run in and out of this port nearly every hour of the day, and this shipping hub is almost always booming with business.

Newark's boardwalk is a nice place to step away and take a break from the rest of the city.

The American Vampire League (AVL) headquarters for New Jersey is located here. Inside are the offices, meeting rooms, and media center the group relies on in order to maintain good vampire-human relations.

The Newark Public Library is a two-story building that is home to enough books to keep even the most dedicated of bookworms happy. In an attempt to be progressive, the library's hours have been extended to nearly twenty-four hours.

Oriented more towards the business crowd than the casual traveler, Waystreet Walk is home to a few attractions and coffee houses for Newark's busiest citizens to sit and take a break at.

If you're looking to catch a nice, evening symphony, this is the building for you. It's grand design can make even small shows feel especially formal and fine, and it is a popular nightspot.

With three floors, Newark's Shopping Center is just a bit massive. At least it means that it has just about anything a person could want, right?

These high-rise apartments come complete with a doorman and cater to some of the Newark citizens who like to be close to their work.

Their buildings are right next to each other, and both are often busier than they seem to be able to deal with.

St. John Hospital has both the option of a hospital, and a free clinic.

The name is deceptively cozy while the houses nestled in this particular neighborhood of Newark have all seen better days.

This New Jersey mega-church is based around the same teachings as the original in Dallas. They preach a message of "coming from the darkness into the light", and are a leading voice in anti-vampire politics in New Jersey. While their building might be grand, it is clear not everyone is welcome.

This little suburban neighborhood is is a bit outside of Newark, but is often very peaceful, even with the raised tensions since the vampires outed themselves.

Although the drive between these large homes and the city can be a little daunting to some occasionally, the size and manor-like air of these places make up for it.

This new building was recently constructed to house the offices of all of the local governmental officials. It also features larger rooms for town hall events and meetings.

This small shop is filled with anything and everything the aspiring or practicing witch or wiccan might need in order to channel their magical energy. Coven meetings also occur regularly in the back of the store.

Although it doesn't have many trees for a park, it does have a few trails, some benches, and an old playground set for anyone who comes to visit.

There may be a few things to be desired with this small neighborhood on the edge of town, but the houses have lawns and they aren't by all the traffic of town which can be appealing.

Although it's name might inspire thoughts of a different nature, The Strip is simply a popular collection of shops and small restaurants in Trenton.

The Bag and Buy grocery store might not have the friendliest staff, or the nicest building, but they do have food, and lots of it.

'Overworked' might be a good term for the people in here, especially since the outing of the vampires, but if you have a crime to report or a tip to turn in, this is the place you want to be.

Though there are some wings of this hospital that have seen better days, considering that vast clientele this place caters to they seem to be on top of things.

These apartments may be a little on the small side, but they are near downtown Trenton, which can be convenient for anyone who lives or works in the area.

This small shopping mall has seen better days, that much is true, but as it's one of the more convenient ways to buy clothing, shoes, accessories, and most anything else, people seem to overlook that it's more than a little bit dingy.

Behind this small hardware supply store sits a fairly decent lumber yard. This is a great one-stop shop for anyone looking to do a little hope improvement or taking on a larger project.

This cemetery, while well-groomed and generally kept up, can become just a touch on the eerie side after dark.

Although it looks like your typical biker bar from a distance, the Stray Dog Bar seems to cater to a more... focused clientele and they don't seem to be all too open to accepting outsiders on a regular basis.

This trailer park neighborhood seems to attract a very... specific type of person, and while it looks harmless enough during the day it sometimes seems entirely deserted at night.

Although this grand casino has been open for decades, it has become increasingly popular since the 'outing' of the vampires a few years ago. It offers gambling, delicious food, and a bar for anyone who might need a little pick-me-up after a night of losses. There is also an attached hotel with accommodation for... all sorts of customers.

Looking for a fun night out on the town that doesn't involved gambling? Look no further than the boardwalk. Filled with shopping, boutiques, and fine-dining options, it is a one-stop shop for all things fun.

Located within walking distance of the boardwalk, these apartments are very popular among the more action-minded residents of Atlantic City.

This art house style theater still gets the new hits, but it also specializes in 'themed movie nights' that bring back some old classics to entertain a new audience. The theater may look a little bit fancy, as it used to be more of an opera house, but faux finery always fits in with Atlantic City.

This building isn't as glitzy as the other buildings in the city, but it's just as important as any others, if not more important--especially in recent years.

The beach is a relaxing place to get away to, even during the colder parts of the year. During some of the warmer months, though, the congestion can be almost overwhelming as people flock to the sun.

This small convenience store is about a mile away from the hustle and bustle of the city center, but it is open twenty-four seven to cater to all your quick-stop needs.

Although there isn't even a sliver of ocean to be seen from this strip mall, there are an abundance of stores favored by the locals trying to avoid the tourist traps.

Located just outside of Atlantic City, these 43,000 acres of protected coastal habitat and nature trails are perfect for hiking, camping, and other outside activities. Just stick to the trails, who knows what could be out there.

These apartments are also located within the city, albeit maybe not as close to some of the more touristy attractions, but they were built with luxury living in mind. The monthly rent price might be enough to drive many prospective tenants away, but there are no leaky faucets or broken cabinets here. There's even a doorman and more security cameras outside than one might want to think about.

While these houses might not be as close to the action of Atlantic City as the apartments are, the size and general space that they each have on their estates more than compensates.