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North Carolina county map with names

North Carolina county map with names
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A county map of North Carolina with every name printed on it, plus a numbered key for the counties too small to letter. Print it from this page or download the PDF.

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North Carolinacounty map with names
123AnsonAsheAveryBeaufortBertieBladenBrunswickBuncombeBurkeCabarrusCaldwell4CarteretCaswellCatawbaChathamCherokee5Clay6ColumbusCraven78DareDavidsonDavieDuplin9EdgecombeForsythFranklinGastonGatesGraham10GreeneGuilfordHalifaxHarnettHaywood11HertfordHokeHydeIredellJacksonJohnstonJonesLeeLenoirLincolnMcDowellMaconMadisonMartin121314MooreNash1516OnslowOrangePamlico17Pender18PersonPittPolkRandolph19RobesonRockinghamRowanRutherfordSampson20StanlyStokesSurrySwain21TyrrellUnion22WakeWarren23WataugaWayneWilkesWilsonYadkinYancey

Numbered on the map

  1. 1 Alamance County
  2. 2 Alexander County
  3. 3 Alleghany County
  4. 4 Camden County
  5. 5 Chowan County
  6. 6 Cleveland County
  7. 7 Cumberland County
  8. 8 Currituck County
  9. 9 Durham County
  10. 10 Granville County
  11. 11 Henderson County
  12. 12 Mecklenburg County
  13. 13 Mitchell County
  14. 14 Montgomery County
  15. 15 New Hanover County
  16. 16 Northampton County
  17. 17 Pasquotank County
  18. 18 Perquimans County
  19. 19 Richmond County
  20. 20 Scotland County
  21. 21 Transylvania County
  22. 22 Vance County
  23. 23 Washington County

How names are placed: A name is printed only where it fits inside its area at 4 to 8 point type, on one line or two, using no more than 85 percent of the widest horizontal run through the label point. Anything smaller gets a number, listed in the key in county code order. Line art is black in the PDF; the state outline is drawn on top of the county lines.

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Free to print for personal, classroom, church and senior-activity use. Not for resale. Boundaries: public-domain U.S. Census Bureau data; these maps are generalized for printing, not for legal or survey use.