Newark, New Jersey (NJ) Amusement Services Companies
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- Belleville67
- Bloomfield66
- Caldwell56
- Cedar Grove27
- East Orange37
- Essex Fells4
- Fairfield104
- Glen Ridge16
- Irvington41
- Livingston86
- Maplewood63
- Millburn37
- Montclair141
- Nutley41
- Orange28
- Roseland16
- Short Hills13
- South Orange24
- Verona25
- West Caldwell32
- West Orange127
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- Amusement and Recreation Unclassified1
- Amusement and Recreation, Nec4
- Billiard Parlors1
- Commercial Art Galleries2
- Entertainment and Sports Ticket Sales3
- Fortune Tellers and Psychic Mediums76
- Guide Services1
- Gymnastic Instructors75
- Horseback Riding75
- Martial Arts Instruction3
- Martial Arts Instructors14
- Night Club, Not Serving Alcoholic Beverages1
- Parks5
- Public Swimming Pools2
- Recreation Centers and Rec Centers4
- Skating Rinks3
- Skydiving and Parachute Jumping Instruction1
- Yoga Instructors2
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