Maghagha Vs Jersey City Essay

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First deference between my hometown, Maghagha and Jersey City is the weather. Both cities have four seasons, but the weather is different for each one of them. The winter in Jersey City is very cold and snowy most of the time, whoever the winter in Maghagha is Warm, rainy, and has no snow. In spite of snow and the cold weather in Jersey City, the life continues because the government and public are prepared for this kind of weather. The government does all effort to keep life running smoothly by many ways. For instance, the government sweeps the snow and lay down the salt to melt the snow to prevent snow from freezing . Also people wear heavy clothes to keep themselves warm and can go to work or schools. On the other hand, in Maghagha, if the rain falls as much as in Jersey City, life would stop because the government in Maghagha has limited capabilities. …show more content…
Houses in Maghagha are wider and higher than houses in jersey city. Houses in Jersey City most likely have back or front yardwhile, houses in Maghagha do not have even trees around houses. In Maghagha it is possible to use the houses for commercial purposes without any permissions, in contrast the rules and regulations in Jersey City do not allow to use houses for other purposes than residence. In addition to houses, roads are the same for Maghagha and Jersey City. Both of them have local ways and highways. Jersey City has many highways while Maghagha has just one highway. Roads in Jersey City are pavedand clean, on the contrary, roads in Maghagha are unpaved and dirty except for the highway, which is paved and clean. Furthermore, Jersey City and Maghagha have two kinds of transportations, public and private transportations. public transportation in Jersey city include buses, trains, and taxi air conditioned in summer and heated in the winter, while most of transportaions in Maghagha do

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