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  1. The largest cities on the North Carolina map are Charlotte, Raliegh, Asheville, Wilmington, and Greensboro.

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    This article is about the US state of North Carolina, located in the center of the eastern United States with a coastline on the Atlantic Ocean. It provides information on its history, geography, climate and major cities including Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham.

    The US state of North Carolina is located in the center of the eastern United States and has a coastline on the Atlantic Ocean to the east. It borders Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee.

    First settled by English in late 1600s, part of original territory of US; separated from South Carolina in 1712 and ratified Constitution as 12th state in 1789.

    Divided into 100 counties with humid subtropical climate; features sandy islands Outer Banks, Atlantic Coastal Plain (Tidewater region), Piedmont Plateau (hilly region between coastal plain and Appalachian Mountains), Blue Ridge Mountains/Great Smoky Mountains (densely forested mountain chains).

    A major refuge for temperate zone flora/fauna that survived Pleistocene glaciations; covers over 200k ha centered on ridgeline Great Smoky Mountains subrange Appalachian chain; home to largest remains Arctic-Tertiary Geoflora once covered entire Northern Hemisphere.

    Largest cities have population >100k include Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham International Airport is second busiest airport after Charlotte Douglas International Airport.

  2. Explore this Map of North Carolina to know everything you want to know about the 12th state of the US. Learn about this state’s location in the United States of America. Also, check out its geography, time zones, history, major cities, national parks, trails, flag, capital, and many more. About North Carolina.

  3. Explore our map of North Carolina's airports, highways, ferries and train stations.

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