|
Extended Newspaper ListIntroduction ...
Below are 76 newspapers that have been published within 9 miles [14.5 km]<1> of Texas. The list has been sorted by paper name.
- All You Can Eat (from 1970)
- All You Can Eat (from 1970)
- Arnett's Brunswick Advertiser (from 1793)
- Arnett's New-Jersey Federalist (from 1793)
- Colonial News Transcript (from 1978)
- Colonial News (from 1969)
- Daily Press (from 1900)
- Democratic Standard (from 1896)
- Genius Of Liberty, & New-Brunswick Advertiser (from 1795)
- Genius Of Liberty, & New-Jersey Advertiser (from 1795)
- Hickory Sprout (from 184?)
- Home Advocate (from 1875)
- Magyar Hirlap = Hungarian Journal (from 1933)
- Middlesex County Gazette (from 1922)
- Middlesex Mail (from 1890)
- Middlesex Republican (from 1935)
- Middlesex True Democrat (from 1858)
- Monmouth County Tribune (from 1939)
- Monmouth Democrat, And Farmers' And Workingmens' Advocate (from 1840)
- Monmouth Democrat (from 1854)
- Monmouth Enquirer (from 1829)
- Monmouth Herald & Inquirer (from 1860)
- Monmouth Inquirer (from 1842)
- Monmouth Journal (from 1826)
- Monmouth Star (from 1819)
- Monmouth Weekly Herald (from 1854)
- N. Brunswick Wasp (from 1855)
- New Brunswick Daily Press (from 1902)
- New Brunswick Daily Times (from 1869)
- New Brunswick Observer (from 1919)
- New Brunswick Spokesman (from 1971)
- New Brunswick Spokesman (from 1967)
- New Brunswick Times (from 1907)
- New Brunswick Weekly Times (from 186?)
- New-Brunswick Daily News (from 1851)
- New-Brunswick Weekly Fredonian (from 1866)
- News Transcript (from 1979)
- Old Tennent (from 1886)
- People's Advocate (from 1850)
- Raritan Peace News (from 1967)
- Raritan Peace News (from 1967)
- Republican Herald (from 1810)
- Rutgers Cannon (from 1945)
- Rutgers Daily Targum (from 1972)
- Spokesman New Brunswick (from 1947)
- Spokesman New Brunswick (from 1970)
- The Argus (from 1873)
- The Brunswick Gazette, And Weekly Monitor (from 1787)
- The Brunswick Gazette (from 1789)
- The Campaign Review (from 1929)
- The Central New Jersey Home News (from 1985)
- The Citizen (from 19??)
- The Citizen (from 1894)
- The Constellation (from 1872)
- The Cranbury News (from 1882)
- The Daily Fredonian (from 1886)
- The Daily Home News (from 1880)
- The Daily New-Brunswicker (from 1856)
- The Daily Targum (from 1980)
- The Daily Times (from 1891)
- The Evening Star (from 1884)
- The Fredonian (from 1811)
- The Freehold Transcript And The Monmouth Inquirer (from 1933)
- The Freehold Transcript (from 1888)
- The Freeholder (from 1928)
- The Guardian, Or, New-Brunswick Advertiser (from 1792)
- The Herald Of Good Times (from 1858)
- The Home News (from 1879)
- The Home News (from 1970)
- The Jersey Blue (from 1846)
- The Juvenile Lyceum (from 1837)
- The Middlesex Republican (from 1905)
- The Monmouth Inquirer And General Advertiser (from 1838)
- The Monmouth Inquirer (from 1865)
- The Monmouth Inquirer (from 1833)
- The New Brunswick Commercial Advertiser (from 1933)
- The New Brunswick Courier-Journal (from 1930)
- The New Jersey Union (from 1847)
- The New-Brunswick Daily Fredonian (from 1859)
- The New-Brunswick Fredonian (from 1854)
- The New-Brunswick Gazette, And Weekly Monitor (from 1786)
- The New-Brunswick Weekly Fredonian (from 1885)
- The New-Brunswicker (from 1855)
- The New-Jersey Federalist (from 1795)
- The Rutgers Targum (from 1953)
- The South Amboy Citizen (from 1884)
- The South Amboy Citizen (from 1881)
- The Spirit Of Democracy (from 1860)
- The Spokesman (from 1925)
- The Spokesman (from 1981)
- The Targum (from 1869)
- The Targum (from 1892)
- The Targum (from 1945)
- The Times And New Jersey Union (from 1855)
- The Times, & New-Brunswick Advertiser (from 1818)
- The Times: And New-Brunswick General Advertiser (from 1815)
- The Times (from 1826)
- The Times (from 1860)
- The Transcript (from 1972)
- The Weekly Home News (from 1880)
- The Weekly Times (from 1903)
- Weekly Fredonian (from 18??)
Footnotes ...
| <1> | Our distances are not driving distances, but are calculated as a 'straight-line' distance. A straight line distance ignores things like rivers, canyons, lakes, et cetera - it's truly a line drawn from Point A (ie- Texas) to Point B.Our distance measurements begin at a specific point in Texas. The point we use is located at these GPS coordinates - Latitude: 40.3607, Longitude: -74.3693 In this case, the coordinates for Texas have been provided by the Geographic Names Information System (GNIS). |
|
|