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Little Ferry

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Little Ferry

Town in northeastern New Jersey, on the Hackensack River, 6 km/4 mi east of Passaic; population (1990) 10,000. It is a largely residential suburb, and produces such goods as carpets, ornamental iron and other metal products, and machinery.



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