Caswell County sits along North Carolina’s northern edge, with Virginia immediately beyond the county line. Yanceyville is the county seat
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Carteret County is easier to understand when you begin with the water rather than with a single town. Beaufort, the
Caldwell County sits in western North Carolina where the settled foothill communities around Lenoir give way to much rougher mountain
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Cabarrus County is easiest to understand when its northwest urban cluster and its more widely spaced eastern and southern communities
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Burke County becomes much easier to understand when the map is read as a mountain county with a narrow, connected
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Buncombe County is easier to understand when the Asheville urban area is read together with the mountains and rivers around
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Brunswick County occupies a long coastal corner of southeastern North Carolina where inland roads, tidal waterways, river corridors, and Atlantic
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Bladen County is easier to understand as a broad county of separated towns, lakes, rivers, and road corridors than as
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Bertie County sits in northeastern North Carolina, where a widely scattered group of communities meets a dense network of creeks,
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