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Wayne| Town in Wayne County, southeast Michigan; population (1990) 19,900. It is situated on the Lower River Rouge, and is an industrial and residential suburb, 27 km/17 mi southwest of Detroit. The town produces aircraft and auto parts, oil and gas equipment, and foundry products. Several Ford Motor Company plants are situated here. |
| Wayne was settled in the early 1820s. Its manufacturing capacity and its population grew markedly following World War II. |
Wayne| Town and administrative headquarters Wayne County, northeast Nebraska; population (1990) 5,100. It is located 37 km/23 mi northeast of Norfolk. It is a trading hub for livestock, grain, dairy, and poultry producers. The town in home to Wayne State College (1891). The Winnebago and Omaha American Indian reservations are both nearby. |
Wayne| Town in Passaic County, northeast New Jersey; population (1990) 47,000. It is located 6 km/4 mi northwest of Paterson. It is a residential suburb, with three lakes, a performing arts centre, and a large retail shopping mall. Its industries produce rubber, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electronic components, and machine tools. |
| Wayne was settled in the 18th century by Dutch, English, and French Huguenot farmers. The Dey Mansion (1740) was Revolutionary commander George Washington's headquarters in 1780. |
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