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A study of organic soils (histosols) in the tidewater region of North Carolina (North Carolina. Agricultural Experiment Station. Tech. bul. no. 181) by J. D Dolman, 1967 Forest products marketing problems in the Piedmont region of North Carolina (Bulletin - Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, School of Forestry) by Albert Edward Wackerman, 1946 A preliminary check-list of the ligneous flora of the Highland Region, North Carolina by T. G Harbison, 1931 Forest statistics for the mountain region of North Carolina, 1974 (USDA Forest Service resource bulletin SE) by Noel D Cost, 1975 The economic impact of an alternative economic development strategy on the Central Park Region of North Carolina by John E Connaughton, 1999 Estuarine shoreline erosion in the Albemarle-Pamlico region of North Carolina (UNC sea grant publication ; UNC-SG-75-29) by Vincent J Bellis, 1975 A survey of sunfish populations in the coastal region of North Carolina: Final report (Coastal fisheries investigations) by James W Kornegay, 1994 An introduction to snakes of the Dismal Swamp region of North Carolina and Virginia by Donald R Brothers, 1992 CRYSTALLINE LIMESTONES OF THE PIEDMONT AND MOUNTAIN REGIONS OF NORTH CAROLINA Aboveground volume of hardwoods in the mountain region of North Carolina (USDA Forest Service research note SE) by Noel D Cost, 1978 Microlepidoptera from the Black Mountain region of North Carolina, with descriptions of new species (Bulletin / American Museum of Natural History) by William Dunham Kearfott, 1907 The influence of a series of workshops related to citizen participation in civic affairs on anomia, life satisfaction and locus of control among the aged ... in the Piedmont region of North Carolina by Curtis Trent, 1978 A qualitative study of mast production in the Southern Appalachian region of Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee, the tri-state black bear study region (Wildlife research report) by Clifton J Whitehead, 1980 A survey of users and nonusers of the public libraries in region G, North Carolina (Publication - Piedmont Triad Council of Governments) by Timothy Paul Hays, 1974

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81. North Carolina Geogrphical Overview - North Carolina Destination
    Because north carolina has many small towns and villages of less than 2,500 people,more than It is the industrial and commercial hub of the Piedmont Region.  
    http://scenariousa.com/nc/regions.php

82. North Carolina Mountain Regions Vacation Home Rentals & Cabin Rentals
    Vacation Home Rentals listed for the mountain regions of NorthCarolina. Find Vacation cabin, Cottages, Condos, and more !  
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    Extractions: Select a City below and click Search City to see listings. All Cities Almond Asheville Bakersville Balsam Banner Elk Beech Mountain Blowing Rock Brevard Bryson City Burnsville Cullowhee Dillsboro Etowah Franklin Hayesville Highlands Hot Springs Jefferson Lake Lure Linville Falls Maggie Valley Murphy Otto Penland Seven Devils Stecoah Sylva Waynesville Weaverville Whittier Mountain Regions Vacation Rentals Cities in Mountain Regions

83. Business North Carolina Store
    Economic Development Guide $5.95 Official Economic Development Guide forthe state of north carolina. Covers all industries and regions.  
    http://cliffmedia.bizland.com/store/
    
    Extractions: The Carolina Pacesetters lists the CEOs, presidents or general managers - with addresses and phone numbers - of more than 400 of the largest public and private companies in the Carolinas. Data mailed or e-mailed as an Excel spreadsheet. No shipping charges for e-mail. (Note: Tax is not included in price.)

84. North Carolina - Index To Articles | MuseumStuff.com
    north carolina Index to Articles. Sorry but we have no articles about northcarolina .. .. you may wish to see if we any articles in .. regions .. ..  
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    Extractions: MuseumStuff.com articles regions usa :: north-carolina Sorry but we have no articles about north carolina .. .. you may wish to see if we any articles in .. regions .. .. or perhaps we have some articles in .. usa .. .. or you may wish to search our database for general links and resources that pertain to .. north carolina OVERVIEW OF PAGE CONTENT This is the index page for north carolina related articles in the MuseumStuff.com network .. it has a primary topic of north carolina .. with secondary topics that include north carolina expert advice and historical overviews, north carolina book reviews and north carolina peer reviewed publication abstracts .. included in this printable north carolina index page and north carolina articles archive may be links related to north carolina jobs and north carolina books and merchandise .. this page has been rated a valuable resource for teachers providing downloadable lesson plans for teachers about north carolina .. north carolina lesson plans that may be used in classroom instruction. ... finally, if you are authorized to do so, you may .. add an article .. to this north carolina index page. .. Updated on months [january february march april may june july august september october november december] years [2000,2001,2002,2003,2004,2005]

85. North Carolina State Map
    Ecological Services. Realty Offices. north carolina Field Offices  
    http://southeast.fws.gov/maps/nc.html

86. SBA: Small Business Administration | NORTH CAROLINA Office
    The US Small Business Administration (SBA) north carolina District Office has namedPhilip and Janette Kelley, owners of Salem Printing of WinstonSalem the  
    http://www.sba.gov/nc/

87. Regional Information - Economic Development Information Services - A Service Of
    EDIS Home. County Profiles. Industry Profiles. State Comparisons. Research Papers.north carolina Regional Information. Click on a region below to view information.  
    http://cmedis.commerce.state.nc.us/region/

88. Relocate To A North Carolina Or South Carolina Community Just Right For You!
    offer to you to help you in your decision to make your home in carolina.north carolina (skip to SC List). Interstate Highway Guide.  
    http://www.carolinanow.org/
    
    Extractions: that's just right for you To start your exploration of Carolina, select your area of interest from the . . . General Information about . . . The purpose of this project is to present information helpful in making your decision to relocate your company and/or residence to a community in North or South Carolina. This project is funded by a grant to Wheatley Memorial Institute of Information Sciences. You are invited to comment, suggest and, yes, criticize. Please correspond to editor@CarolinaNow.org Carolina is the favored destination for millions of visitors from all over the world. From our kaleidoscopic beaches of the Atlantic Ocean to the ancient beauty of our Appalachian Mountains, our two states offer environments to please almost any interest. Here, too, are recreational facilities ranging from primitive forested parks, world-famous fishing waters, to exciting theme parks. As important are our sporting facilities and cultural resources - accessible from most everywhere in Carolina. And in Carolina you will quickly see why the South is noted for its hospitality!

89. NCNatural Guide - Coastal NC
    give you an idea of what kind of fish are swimming around our region and point sothat we can bring you this addition to our Wildflowers of north carolina pages  
    http://ncnatural.com/Coast/
    
    Extractions: NCNATURAL ABOUT US CONTACT This is an area rich in history, culture, natural beauty and recreational opportunity. While plenty of other websites cover recreation, dining and attractions for our coast, we'll be bringing you info especially pertaining to the natural world and the local ecology as we explore the coastal zone. NCNatural Coastal Features From the Virginia State line south to Shackleford Banks near Beaufort. This stretch of beach covers the Outer Banks and the Core Banks, including two National Seashores; Cape Hatteras National Seashore and Cape Lookout National Seashore. The northern section of this part features plenty of motels and recreation with easy accessibility, but the Core Banks in the south is at the extreme opposite end of the comfort zone. It is probably the wildest and most extreme coastal ecology in eastern America.

90. Inside NC
    Golf. Scenic north carolina. north carolina A better place to be.Calendar, Inside NC, Maps, Meetings/Group Tour, Experience NC, Search,  
    http://www.visitnc.com/inside_nc/map.asp

91. Visit The North Carolina Coast
    910371-6851 www.ortongardens.com. For information on other gardens in north Carolinaregions, click here for the Mountains or click here for the Heartland.  
    http://www.visitnc.com/cst/cst_article.asp?articleid=307§iongroupid=17

92. North Carolina Climate & Georgraphy
    Climate While north carolina is located in a warm temperate zone, its diverseregions can experience a great variety of weather conditions.  
    http://www.secretary.state.nc.us/kidspg/geog.htm
    
    Extractions: From Manteo in the east to Murphy in the west, North Carolina is 560 miles wide, making it the widest state east of the Mississippi. Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on the east, Tennessee on the west, Virginia to the north, and South Carolina and Georgia to the south, North Carolina is divided into three distinct geographic areas: the Coastal Plain in the east, the Piedmont in the center, and Mountains in the west. The Coastal Plain The low, flat land of North Carolina's eastern region stretches from the sandy farmland of the Inner Coastal Plain to the state's Outer Banks, a string of barrier islands separated from the mainland by sounds or inlets. The Outer Banks has three capes Cape Hatteras, Cape Lookout, and Cape Fear. The Piedmont Piedmont is a French word meaning "foot of the mountain," and North Carolina's Piedmont region is sometimes referred to as "the foothills." The rolling hills of this region range in elevation from just 300 feet in the east to 1,500 feet near the mountains. The Piedmont is sometimes referred to as a plateau because it is high and mostly flat. The Mountains Western North Carolina's majestic landscape features the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Great Smoky Mountains, which help make up the Appalachian Mountains, possibly the oldest mountain range in the United States. The region is also home to Mount Mitchell. Rising 6,684 feet above sea level, Mount Mitchell is the tallest peak east of the Mississippi River. The Eastern Continental Divide runs along the top of the Blue Ridge Mountains, separating the rivers flowing east from those flowing west. Rivers that fall on the eastern side of the divide flow toward the Atlantic Ocean while those on the western side of the divide flow toward the Tennessee and Ohio rivers and into the Gulf of Mexico.

93. North Carolina Southern Pottery - Catawba Valley, Seagrove, And Other Regions
    face jugs starts with slave potters in the Edgefield region of South carolina beforethe Civil War. Face jugs have been made in north carolina since the early  
    http://www.drexelantiques.com/catawbavalleypottery.html
    
    Extractions: North Carolina Pottery North Carolina has had a pottery industry since colonial times. Potters settled in the Catawba Valley before the Civil War. Today there are many traditional folk potters working in the Catawba Valley and surrounding areas. Potters are located in Valdese, Lenoir, Hickory, Morganton, Lincolnton, and Vale. Today the Catawba Valley is known as one of the Folk pottery centers of the nation. More than a dozen potters throw traditional alkaline glazed wares, and there are many studio potters in the area as well. The majority of the Catawba Valley potters are concentrated along Highway 10, Southeast of Hickory, between Newton and Vale. Burlon Craig, perhaps the best known of the Southern Folk potters, passed away in 2002. Steve Abee, Charles Lisk, Kim Ellington, Albert Hodge, Joe Reinhardt, Michelle Flowers, Ben Allman, Walter Fleming, Ray Hicks, Richard Kale, Bolick Pottery, and many others all have potteries in the area. North Carolina Pottery takes many forms. The picture above shows an assortment of NC pottery, the jug in the middle front is a traditional whiskey jug, probably dating to the late 1800s, the blue and tan pitcher is a Hilton blue edge piece, the small swirl jug and large snake face jug are by Burlon Craig, and the large Tobacco Spit jar in the back is by an unknown Catawba Valley Potter. Tobacco Spit is how some collectors refer to the ash alkaline glaze used on traditional Catawba Valley Pottery.

94. North Carolina Vacation Rentals, North Carolina Vacation Homes, Condo Rentals
    View Our north carolina Vacation Rentals. north carolina Vacation Homes. north carolinaVacation Rentals.  
    http://www.findvacationrentals.com/STATES/North-Carolina-Vacation-Rentals.asp
    
    Extractions: North Carolina Vacation Rentals Help North Carolina Vacation Homes Advanced Search Find Vacation Rentals .com offers these North Carolina vacation rentals directly from their owner or manager. Accommodations include vacation homes, condo rentals, villa rentals, and beach rentals. Book directly with the owner or manager and save. Renting a vacation rental is simple, learn how . Popular destinations in the North Carolina include Murphy Dillsboro Corolla Bryson City and many more Featured Vacation Rental Corolla, NC 7 Bedroom(s) / 6.5 Bath(s) North Carolina Cities Almond (2) Andrews (3) Asheville (6) Atlantic Beach (3) Avon (1) Bald Head Island (2) Banner Elk (2) Beech Mountain (3) Black Mountain (1) Blowing Rock (3) Boone (2) Bryson City (8) Burnsville (1) Carolina Beach (4) Cashiers (1) Cherokee (9) Chimney Rock (1) Corolla (9) Dillsboro (10) Franklin (2) Golden Valley (1) Highlands (2) Indian Beach (1) Kill Devil Hills (2) Lake Lure (3) Lake Toxaway (2) Little Switzerlan (1) Maggie Valley (6) Murphy (11) Nantahala (1) Ocean Isle Beach (2) Oxford (1) Southern Shores (1) Sunset Beach (1) Sylva (1) Waynesville (1) North Carolina Regions Mountains Central Outer Banks View Owner's Specials ...

95. University Of North Carolina Area Hotels - Best Charlotte Hotels
    University Of north carolina. Offering a entire list of properties and accommodationsin the University Of north carolina region of Charlotte.  
    http://charlotte.best-hotel-discount.com/university-of-north-carolina.html
    
    Extractions: Home Charlotte University Of North Carolina Offering a entire list of properties and accommodations in the University Of North Carolina region of Charlotte. Below find links to individual hotels, which include general info, secure ratings, amenities and much more. Your one stop place for finding hotels in University Of North Carolina Charlotte. Candlewood Suites Charlotte University Hotel

96. Raleigh, North Carolina - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    is just north of Raleigh on I40 between Raleigh and Durham, north carolina. The TriangleTransit Authority operates buses that serve the region and connect to  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raleigh,_North_Carolina
    
    Extractions: Server will be down for maintenance on 2004-06-11 from about 18:00 to 18:30 UTC. Raleigh is the capital of North Carolina , a state of the United States of America . It is the county seat of Wake County . As of the census, it had a population of 276,093, making it the second most populous city in North Carolina , behind Charlotte Table of contents 1 History 2 Geography 3 Demographics 4 Colleges and Universities ... edit Raleigh was established in as both the new county seat and the new state capital. It was named for Sir Walter Raleigh , sponsor of the Colony of Roanoke , known as the "Lost Colony." Raleigh is known as "The City of Oaks" for its many oak trees. It is a sister city to Hull, England Compiègne, France (twinning signed in 1989), Kolomna, Russia , and Rostock, Germany The current mayor of Raleigh is Charles Meeker See also: List of mayors of Raleigh, North Carolina edit According to the United States Census Bureau , the city has a total area of 299.3 km² mi² ). 296.8 km² (114.6 mi²) of it is land and 2.5 km² (1.0 mi²) of it is water. The total area is 0.84% water.

97. NCOM HOME PAGE
    Congratulations. To north carolina s. World Finals Teams!! NCOM 2004 Regional State. Tournament Results. Central Region Website. Central Tournament Scores.  
    http://www.ceap.wcu.edu/ncom/ncom.html
    
    Extractions: North Carolina Odyssey Of The Mind Official Website NCOM Quick Links Check out the 2004 - 2005 Problem Synopses World Odyssey of the Mind Site Full Results Congratulations For A Job Well Done!! Second and Third Place Teams Honorable Mention (4th through 6th Place Teams) North Carolina 2004 World Finals Results Problem 1 Division 1 Envirover (Teams Competing = 59) World Finals Rank Member Long

98. ZapMeta Directory > Regional > North America > United States > North Carolina >
    Sub Categories in regions. • Coastal, (173). • Mountains,(110). • Piedmont, (81). Related Categories  
    http://www.zapmeta.com/search/meta/db.pl?dir=170981

99. John Locke Foundation | Climate Change: A Survey Of North Carolina Business Lead
    A sample of about 300 respondents from every region of north carolina answered questionsabout fiscal policy, education, transportation, tax rates, regulation  
    http://www.johnlocke.org/policy_reports/2004051145.html
    
    Extractions: Climate Change: A Survey of North Carolina Business Leaders May 11, 2004 A new survey of North Carolina’s most politically active business executives suggests that they do not agree with the current direction of public policy in the state. A sample of about 300 respondents from every region of North Carolina answered questions about fiscal policy, education, transportation, tax rates, regulation, and ways to improve economic competitiveness. This report provides not only data from the statewide sample but also from six regional subgroups: the Research Triangle, the Piedmont Triad, the Charlotte area, Northeastern North Carolina, Southeastern North Carolina, and Western North Carolina. • About half of business executives see North Carolina’s prospects for economic growth in the coming years to be “excellent” or “good” and about half see the prospects as “fair” or “poor.” However, this split decision actually masks important regional differences on the issue: about 60 percent or more of respondents in the Charlotte and Triangle areas were optimistic about the prospects for growth while about 60 percent of respondents in Western and Northeastern North Carolina were pessimistic. • Asked which factors were most harmful to the state’s competitive position, respondents picked North Carolina’s high state and local tax burden as the number-one impediment to economic growth. An onerous regulatory burden, a lack of skilled workers, and inadequate education were also cited as significant factors. Airports, port and rail service, and recreational and leisure amenities were considered the least important.

100. State Climate Office Of North Carolina
     research at the State Climate Office of north carolina suggests that thunderstormsoccur more frequently in the Sandhills Region of north and South carolina.  
     http://www.nc-climate.ncsu.edu/climate/sandhills.html
     
     Extractions: For the official AP release click HERE Recent research at the State Climate Office of North Carolina suggests that thunderstorms occur more frequently in the Sandhills Region of North and South Carolina. The Carolina and Georgia Sandhills region of the Southeast is an elongated area of sandy soil that is located adjacent to regions of varying soil type. The Piedmont area to the northeast has soils that are mainly loam and clay-loam, while a variety of soil types exists in the Coastal Plain to the southeast. It is the differences in these soil types that create differential heating of the surface. Areas with sandy soil will more easily release their moisture to the area, allowing for a higher sensible heat flux than loam or clay-loam soils. This allows more energy to be used for heating the surface rather than evaporating moisture in the soil. Also, the heat capacity for sand is much less than that of clay or loam, so that given the same amount of energy, sandy soil would increase in temperature more than the loam or clay soils.

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