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	World Almanac for Kids
		NORTH CAROLINA, one of the South Atlantic states of the U.S., bordered on the N by Virginia, on the E by the Atlantic Ocean, on the S by South Carolina and Georgia, and on the W by Tennessee.
		North Carolina has some of the most striking contrasts in physical geography of any state in the E half of the U.S. It has an area of 139,397 sq km (53,821 sq mi), making it the 28th largest of the U.S. states; 7.1% of its land area is owned by the federal government.
		North Carolina is one of the least urbanized states in the nation; in 1990 about 50% of all North Carolinians lived in areas defined as urban and the rest lived in rural areas.
	www.worldalmanacforkids.com /explore/states/northcarolina.html (4248 words)

	Focus on Solutions: Agriculture/Forestry Land Uses
		The 1989 North Carolina legislature amended the Sedimentation Pollution Control Act at the request of the forest industry and forestry community, which had tired of development interests claiming the forestry exemption as they pre-developed properties.
		Forest Practices Guidelines (15 NCAC 11.0101-0209) are mandated to maintain the forestry exemption.
		The scientists agreed that a small percentage of the nonpoint source N in the Neuse was coming from the Piedmont area because of the limited area of crops and the presence of riparian buffers.
	www.neuse.ncsu.edu /bluetext/session5.html (2208 words)

	America Real Estate Directory: North Carolina, NC
		North Carolina is bounded by Virginia on the north, Tennessee on the west, and South Carolina and Georgia on the south.
		The Town of Chapel Hill is located principally in Orange County and slightly in Durham County in the north central portion of North Carolina on the Piedmont Plateau, approximately equidistant between Washington, DC, and Atlanta, Georgia.
		North Carolina is the second largest industrial state in the South, behind only Texas, and one of the more important manufacturing states in the nation.
	www.real-estate-2000.com /north_carolina.htm (2876 words)

	Neuse - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Neuse
		The former confluence of the Flat and Eno rivers, which formed the Neuse to the north of Durham, now lies within Falls Lake.
		From the dam the Neuse flows south to the east of Raleigh, then generally southeast, through Goldsboro and Kinston to New Bern, at the head of Pamlico Sound.
		Croatan National Forest, on the south side of the river's estuary, comprises 64,000 ha/158,000 acres of swamps and cypress and red gum forest.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Neuse (159 words)

	Colonial North Carolina
		The first settlements in North Carolina that were destined to live were made by Virginians in 1653, on the banks of the Chowan and Roanoke rivers, in a district called Albemarle from the Duke of Albemarle.
		After 1704, however, North Carolina was again in turmoil, the causes being bad governors and continued attempts to establish the Church of England at the expense of the Dissenters, more than half of whom were Quakers.
		Of all the thirteen colonies, North Carolina was the least commercial, the most provincial, the farthest removed from European influences, and its wild forest life the most unrestrained.
	www.usahistory.info /southern/North-Carolina.html (1931 words)

	NCNatural Guide - Coastal NC
		Much of eastern North America, from New Jersey southward all the way around Florida and then westward and south again to Mexico, has barrier island ecology characterized by low sandy islands that are easily affected by wind, tides and currents that protect the mainland from those forces.
		What makes North Carolina's islands unique is their distance from the mainland and their close proximity to the Continental Shelf and the Gulf Stream current.
		In northeast North Carolina, the land is subsiding (sinking) independent of sea-level rise, while in southeastern North Carolina the land is rising.
	ncnatural.com /Coast/dynamics.html (1077 words)

	Neuse River Regional Park Background
		The Neuse River originates at the confluence of the Eno and Flat Rivers northwest of Durham in the northern Piedmont region of North Carolina.
		The Neuse River and its associated recreational uses make the district attractive for residential development and much of this land is currently being rezoned for additional residential development in the near future.
		Wetlands along the Neuse River within the project area include riverine wetlands, wetlands contained within a channel, such as the river itself, along with tributary streams and creeks, and palustrine (non-tidal) wetlands which are forested or dominated by shrubs and emergent vegetation.
	www.treklite.com /neuse/p3backg.htm (9801 words)

	Pamlico-Neuse Region > Attractions in & around the North Carolina Coast with a focus on Travel, Relocation, ...
		Bennett Vineyards is the largest muscadine and scuppernong vineyard in the Carolinas and lies on a 138-acre parcel of colonial grant land in North Carolina east of U.S. Highway 17 between the neuse and the Pamlico rivers.
		Swan Quarter Refuge is 16,411 acres of salt marsh island and forested wetlands interspersed with potholes, creeks, and drains.
		The mainland is forested by loblolly pine, pond pine, and bald cypress.
	www.pamlico.com /attractions/Pamlico-Neuse.shtml (5673 words)

	Southern Environmental Law Center - SELC's efforts in North Carolina
		From the mountains to the coast, North Carolina boasts some of the most breathtaking landscapes and special places anywhere in the country.
		But as forest protections are rolled back at the federal level and unchecked commercial and residential development threaten our coast, we risk losing these valuable resources forever.
		Our North Carolina conservation team includes 13 attorneys focusing all or part of their time on the conservation needs of this state.
	www.southernenvironment.org /states/north_carolina.htm (168 words)

	Neuse River Corridor Master Plan
		The remaining eight miles of Corridor on the east side of the river are in the jurisdiction of Wake Forest, Knightdale, and Wake County.
		The Neuse River Trail should have the standard Capital Area Greenway width, currently 10 feet, and should be paved in areas of high use near access points and arrival parks.
		Where the Neuse River Trail is located near the outer edge of the flood plain, a secondary or nature trail closer to the river may be desirable.
	www.treklite.com /neuse/p4corri.htm (6260 words)

	Apex, North Carolina - Cary NC Divorce Attorney, Peak of Good Living, Chatham Railroad, Neuse River
		Apex, North Carolina, in southwestern Wake County, combines a relaxing small-town atmosphere with convenience to big-city amenities.
		Apex is considered to be in “the Triangle” which consists of Durham, Raleigh and Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
		Not only was the town named for being the highest point on the Chatham Railroad, but also, in places along the main street of Apex, water flows to the Neuse River on one side of the street, and on the other side it flows to the Cape Fear River.
	www.montylaw.com /apex_north_carolina.php (647 words)

	Southern Enviornmental Law Center - Clean Water: Neuse River (NC)
		The North Carolina Division of Water Quality surrendered to a challenge brought by the Southern Environmental Law Center and rescinded a permit that would have allowed the town of Butner to significantly increase its pollution into already sensitive waters of Falls Lake - the water supply source for much of the Triangle.
		This increased discharge was to capitalize on a "trade" of pollution credits that reallocated accepted pollution amounts from the Bay River estuary to the town of Butner, nearly 200 miles upstream.
		SELC represented the Neuse River Foundation in successfully challenging the modified permit approved by the Division of Water Quality, which was approved without legally required public review and violated the regulatory limit on nitrogen allowed in Falls Lake.
	www.southernenvironment.org /cases/neuse_river/casepage.htm (313 words)

	North Carolina Coastal Paddle Trails
		Most of the trail is located in waters highly affected by winds from the north and northeast as you round the point to enter Spring Creek.
		Swan Creek is located off the mouth of the Neuse River, approximately 6 miles from the boat ramp located in Whortonsville.
		Green Creek is located on the north side of Broad Creek, approximately 3.5 miles from the boat ramp in Whortonsville and approximately 1 mile east of Pittman Creek.
	www.ncsu.edu /paddletrails/lowerneuse/ln5.html (1068 words)

	WRRI Template (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Specify the annual nitrogen load from major source categories (urban stormwater, agriculture, atmosphere, point sources, and background/forest), from sub-watersheds of the Neuse, and from counties in the watershed.
		The Neuse River estuary in North Carolina has received considerable public attention as a result of widespread algal blooms, massive fish kills, and outbreaks of toxic microorganisms.
		However, in addition to phytoplankton, stakeholders in the Neuse basin are concerned about fish population health, fish kills, and shellfish abundance.
	www2.ncsu.edu /ncsu/CIL/WRRI/neuseltm.html (3713 words)

	North Carolina Golf Courses… presented by LastMinuteGolfer.com… point, click and golf!
		We're delighted to have so many North Carolina golfers enjoying member benefits and earning frequent golfer rewards; 24/7 access to next-day and advance tee times at North Carolina's best semi private and daily fee golf courses.
		North Carolina's best golf courses post tee times directly to our site so that you can book them...
		We also highlight North Carolina golf organizations, golf tours, and many things to see and do while you're in the North Carolina area.
	www.lastminutegolfer.com /northcarolina (856 words)

	FMST: Neuse Trails Association
		The Neuse Trails Association maintains North Carolina's Mountains to Sea Trail through Goldsboro, North Carolina.
		Noteworthy features along this section are Waynesborough Park and Cliffs of the Neuse State Park.
		When you get out of the pine forest you will find yourself at the creek again, go right and follow a rather rough and sometimes wet trail, be careful not to get off the trail.
	www.ncmst.org /neuse/index.htm (947 words)

	NCDOT Division of Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation
		North Carolina's coast is long and varied, with two major sounds—the Pamlico and the Albemarle—and a series of barrier islands known as the Outer Banks.
		The 300-mile route from South Carolina to Virginia takes you to all the major ports of the colonial era—Southport, Wilmington, New Bern, Bath, and Edenton.
		Along the way, points of interest such as Cliffs of the Neuse State Park, the New Bern and Beaufort historic districts, and the Cedar Island Wildlife Refuge provide a glimpse of the natural and cultural diversity of the state.
	www.ncdot.org /transit/bicycle/maps/maps_highways.html (993 words)

	NORTH CAROLINA--COLONIZATION-THE SOUTHERN COLONIES
		Sothel proved to be a knave; he plundered the proprietors and the people most shamelessly, and after five years of turbulent misrule he was driven into exile--the same year that witnessed the Revolution in England and the exile of James II.
		The white population was now about five thousand; Albemarle settlement had extended many miles into the forest; this involved encroachment on the soil of the native red man--and it brought its troubles.
		During the first sixty-six years--the entire proprietary period--the people of North Carolina clung to the seaboard.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/topic/colonial/book/chap4_3.html (1922 words)

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		The lake is the source of drinking water for 350,000 Wake County residents, including people in Raleigh, Rolesville and Wake Forest.
		Naujoks said Wake Forest commissioners have overturned staff decisions on ending development in the flood plain and have increased development in the watershed.The development of the Neuse River Basin plan was one of the first such plans in the country and was “a huge victory for the Neuse River Foundation,” Naujoks said.
		The plan requires a 50-foot vegetative buffer on Neuse River tributaries to control polluted runoff and nitrogen reductions from sewage treatment plants, row crop agriculture and new development.
	www.neuseriver.org /advocacynews/wakeweely3 (764 words)

	National Forests in NC Recreation
		This 16 page full color 11 by 17" tabloid lists all our campgrounds and describes in detail the many recreation opportunities available in North Carolina's four national forests.
		Outfitters/ Guides Available on National Forests in NC Pisgah National Forest
		Forest Discovery Center at Cradle (676 kb pdf)
	www.cs.unca.edu /nfsnc/recreation/recreate.htm (327 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		During their trek, Naujoks and Baldwin will beach their canoes at towns and cities along the Neuse to visit schools, talk with local government officials and talk with reporters to bring their message that the Neuse River is a vital source for drinking water, recreation and fishing, both commercial and recreational.
		All pledges are tax-deductible and allow the Neuse River Foundation to continue its work.
		The company will also use a computerized alert system to prevent spraying the liquid hog waste before, during and after rainstorms and will use other devices to shut down spraying when wind speed is more than 15 mph.
	www.neuseriver.org /advocacynews/gazzette2 (457 words)

	FONT's North Carolina "Carolina Caper" Landbirding Tour
		This tour is either with participants with us in a van (starting and ending at the airport in Raleigh) or using their own cars, carpooling with us.
		Our morning birding will again be in the Neuse River valley, in woodlands - that can be particularly good at places that time of day for the Swainson's Warbler and other "southern" specialties.
		If they were all seen, some will be seen again, noting at the same time some other interesting nature of the forest, notably plants indigenous to the area.
	www.focusonnature.com /NorthCarolina2007LandbirdingTour.htm (642 words)

	Road and Construction Projects - Wake Forest, NC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Wake Forest officials say plans are underway for two or even three roundabouts on Franklin Street - all part of the Renaissance Plan.
		Wake Forest Deputy Town Manager Roe O'Donnell says he believes the new section will reduce traffic in the downtown area, particularly on South Main, and reduce travel time for commuters on NC 98 from anywhere between 50 and 75 percent.
		A partnership between the Town of Wake Forest, the NCDOT, and the Wake County Housing and Community Revitalization resulted in the allocation of funds and a contract was awarded in early 2005.
	www.wakeforestnc.gov /roadandconstructionprojects.aspx (2796 words)

	Carolina Pines Golf Course (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Carolina Pines Golf and Country Club boasts a championship 18-hole course with breathtaking views of the Neuse River, one of North Carolina's largest estuaries.
		The river is more than 2.5 miles wide where it meets the incredible 15th green perched atop a 30-foot bluff.
		Carolina Pines Golf and Country Club 3900 Carolina Pines Blvd.
	www.carolinapines.com /golfcourse.htm (86 words)

	fla5.html
		At the eastern end of the FLA, towns of Morehead City, Havelock, and Newport are expanding in response to the growth of the beach and retirement influx.
		Beach related and retirement community development in this area, as elsewhere along the North Carolina coast is predicted to continue at current or higher levels for some time into the future.
		Already forest products companies are abandoning silviculture on lands along the urban-rural interface and in some cases are developing such lands themselves rather than persist in traditional forest management in areas where congestion and proximal neighbors are likely to create adverse conditions for effective forestry.
	www.ces.ncsu.edu /nreos/forest/legacy/fla5.html (484 words)

	Spring 2003 Working Group
		The aggrading forests of the southeastern United States have some of the highest rates of carbon (C) sequestration in the world.
		However, precise estimates of C sequestration at the regional scale are limited due to the patchiness of the landscape, with significant mixing of broadleaf, conifer, agricultural, and urban surfaces.
		The project will focus on the Upper Neuse River Basin (UNRB) of North Carolina because of the availability of hierarchical land cover classification data, long streamflow records, and intensively measured plot level data.
	www.nicholas.duke.edu /cgc/groups/groups-fy0506-neuse.htm (314 words)

	Neuse Forest School Information and Neuse Forest, North Carolina School Reports
		Neuse Forest School Information and Neuse Forest, North Carolina School Reports
		Neuse Forest, NC School Information and School Reports
		Homes101 has a real estate agent waiting to help you find local Neuse Forest school information.
	www.homes101.net /north-carolina-schools/neuse-forest-c31279 (114 words)

	Croatan National Forest Campgrounds
		58 north 0.7 miles to VFW Rd. Turn left (at the Wildlife Viewing Area sign) onto VFW Rd. and go 0.4 miles to campground sign.
		GENERAL COMMENTS: The elevation is 20 ft. The campground is a single loop in a stand of mature Loblolly pines and various hardwoods next to the Neuse River.
		Although on the Neuse River, except for swimming, the wide range of water sports offered by the river must be accessed elsewhere - see Water Sports comments.
	www.forestcamping.com /dow/southern/crocmp.htm (842 words)

	Historical New Bern, North Carolina
		Welcome to Craven County, North Carolina, the ideal vacation spot for sunseekers and history buffs alike.
		New Bern, the second oldest town in North Carolina, is situated where the Trent and Neuse Rivers meet.
		Recognizing its unique position in North Carolina’s history, Craven County has developed a series of 4 walking tours focusing on New Bern’s heritage.
	www.visitnewbern.com (288 words)

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