Living in Queens

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If your are looking to live in the suburbs but still be close to the urban lifestyle of New York City, Queens is what you are looking for.  Queens County is one of the four counties that physically make up the body of Long Island, New York, and is one of the boroughs of New York City. It is often considered to have dual personality. That's due to its location on Long Island, which is still highly suburban; and its closeness to New York City, which is influenced by a highly urban lifestyle. Indeed, Queens is a distinct fusion of the two centers, and refuses to be separated from either of them.

The eastern neighbors of Queens are highly suburban, due to the western part of Nassau County. But the neighbors in the western and central sections differ strongly, thanks to the characteristics of the Bronx and Brooklyn areas.

The British and the Dutch colonized what is now Queens, during the 17th and 18th centuries. They named it after the then-queen consort, Catherine of Braganza, who was wife of Charles II. Queens was established to be one of the original 12 counties of the state of New York, in November of 1683. Queens County's county seat is the Jamaica district.

Queens contains more than 100 square miles, and based on the 2000 Census, around 2.2 million people. That makes it the second most populated county in metropolitan New York, and the 10th in the U.S.! With an estimated 44 percent of its residents being foreign born, Queens is home to the most diverse ethnic groups in the United States.

Queens County boasts of rich fauna and flora, and scenic hills across the county. The Botanical Gardens and Wildlife Conservation Center are fabulous havens for nature lovers. Also, the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge is a protected treasure and alongside the JFK International Airport.

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