Hackensack, NJ, a city with a rich history dating back to the 17th century, is located in Bergen County. Originally settled by the Dutch in 1639, Hackensack later became a strategic point during the American Revolution and was the site of General George Washington's headquarters. Today, Hackensack is known for its diverse community, scenic views of the New York City skyline, and its commitment to preserving its historic landmarks.
With a land area of 4.6 square miles and an elevation ranging from three to 120 feet above sea level, Hackensack offers residents and visitors a unique blend of urban and natural landscapes. The city takes pride in its Native American heritage, as it was once home to the thriving Lenni Lenape Indian community. Hackensack continues to evolve as a vibrant city, offering a range of government services, recreational activities, and cultural attractions for all to enjoy.
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