North Carolina Counties

Duplin County is located in southeastern North Carolina. The county seat is Kenansville. Tobacco, corn, and soybeans are common crops here.

The heart of the Research Triangle beats in Durham County. Home to Duke University, this place has brains and soul.

Edgecombe County sits in the coastal plain of eastern North Carolina. It’s a place where agriculture still reigns supreme.

Forsyth County is in the north-central North Carolina. Winston-Salem is the county seat and it anchors this part of the Piedmont region.

Franklin County lies in the northeast Piedmont. It’s where the coastal plain meets the Piedmont. Louisburg is the county seat.

Gaston County is in west North Carolina. The Catawba River forms the eastern border of Gaston County. The county is just west of Charlotte.

Gates County hugs the Virginia border in northeastern North Carolina. It’s quiet. The Great Dismal Swamp covers a big chunk.

Graham County is pure Appalachian beauty. Found in the far western corner of North Carolina, the Nantahala National Forest covers the county.

Granville County stretches across the northern Piedmont of North Carolina. Oxford is the county seat, where history runs deep.

Greene County sits in the coastal plain of eastern North Carolina. Snow Hill is the county seat, where the Contentnea Creek threads through.

Guilford County encompasses the entire city of Greensboro, High Point and the surrounding rural area. It’s home of the Piedmont Triad region.

Halifax County sits in northeastern North Carolina, straddling the Roanoke River. The Halifax Resolves were signed in the county seat.

Harnett County is in central North Carolina. It’s set between the Coastal Plain and Piedmont regions with flatlands and rolling hills.

Mountains dominate the landscape of Haywood County. It’s in western North Carolina, right in the heart of the Appalachians.

Henderson County is in the Blue Ridge Mountains region of western North Carolina. Hendersonville is known as the “City of Four Seasons”.