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New River Valley Economic Development Alliance Virginia's New River Valley is centrally located on the East Coast on I-81 and is the home of VA Tech, Radford University, and New River Community College

Winston-Salem Business Inc. Winston-Salem is a diverse and progressive community within a region that is rich in a multitude of resources for helping companies succeed.

Development Authority of Jeffersonville and Twiggs County Twiggs County is the geographical center of Georgia along Interstate-16 between Atlanta and the Georgia ports and offers over 500acres in the new I-16 Industrial park

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Overview	With immigration from Europe beginning in this area, most of the states in the Northeast were established during the Revolutionary Era of United States. Much of that history still remains today. Immigrants from many different countries and cultures coexist in this area. The Northeast is also well known for its Ivy League Schools.
Geography	The Appalachian Mountain range runs from Canada to the South, with many hills and green forests.
Climate	The North experiences all four season, with warm summers and harsh winters.
Industry/ Economy	In this cold and relatively rocky area, industry developed over farming. Many financial and information hub cities were formed in the area. The growth of high-tech industries, especially IT and biotechnology, has been remarkable.
Main Cities	New York City, Atlantic City, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,

Maine Capital City: Augusta Major Cities: Portland - The largest city in the state	New Hampshire Capital City: Concord Major Cities: Manchester - The largest city in the state
Vermont Capital City: Montpelier Major Cities: Burlington - The largest city in the state; Located along Lake Champlain, famous for sightseeing.	New York Capital City: Albany Major Cities: New York City - The largest city in the state; the 4th largest city in the world Buffalo - The 2nd largest city in the state; An industrial city near Niagara Falls Rochester - Called "The World's Image Center" as the HQs of companies such as Bausch & Lomb and Eastman/Kodak are located here
Pennsylvania Capital City: Harrisburg Major Cities: Philadelphia - The largest city in the state; Known as an Academic City Pittsburgh - The 2nd largest city in the state; Developed as the Iron City, but today it is known as a high-tech, college town.	Delaware Capital City: Dover Major Cities: Wilmington - The largest city in the state
New Jersey Capital City: Trenton Major Cities: Newark - The largest city in the state Jersey City - Commercial, industrial city across from Manhattan	Connecticut Capital City: Hartford Major Cities: Bridgeport - The largest city in the state
Rhode Island Capital City: Providence Major Cities: Newport - A port city famous for resorts	Massachusetts Capital City: Boston Major Cities: Cambridge - Famous for Harvard University, MIT