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Welcome. About North Carolina, sponsored by Consultwebs.com, is an overview of North Carolina and a listing of North Carolina business organizations, non-profit groups, community resources, law firms and resource links.  A 15 page North Carolina photo gallery is availabled along with links to NC cities such as Cary, Charlotte, Durham, Greensboro, Raleigh, Wilmington and others.  Our North Carolina summary lists a multitude of resources that North Carolina has to offer.

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From the Atlantic Ocean, the Barrier Islands, Albemarle and Pimlico - the great Sounds (and their tributaries) of  Eastern North Carolina, through the Piedmont Region to the Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina is a microcosm of the natural beauty, natural resources and historical mosaic of the United States of America. The first English child born in America, Virginia Dare, was born in Roanoke, NC, in 1587, but long before that, the Cherokee named these mountains Shaconage - Place of Blue Smoke.  Even on clear, sunny days, the haze colors glimpses of white-tailed deer in the famed Carolina laurel.  See Mount Mitchell, the tallest mountain in the eastern United States.

The Crystal Coast offers oystering in January, trout fishing in December; sportfishing in the nearby Gulf Stream where the big game is marlin; horseback riding white sandy beaches; off-shore diving on the sunken wrecks in the Graveyard of the Atlantic; Gulf Stream dives offer visibility of more than 100 feet and water temperatures of 80 degrees.  Water sports, abound all year all across North Carolina from sailing, motor boating, island explorations, kayaking, swimming, diving and fishing.  Mountain trails, hiking, mountain biking, fly-fishing, camping and climbing round out the short list of activities available for residents and visitors alike.

And it is not just the weather that is balmy and idyllic.  The business climate in North Carolina is warm and nurturing.  In Gross State Product (GSP), net business starts and job growth, North Carolina is in the top 10 in the United States.  Personal Income is 100% of the average US per capita income.  Ranked in the top 10 also in international exports, North Carolina is a leader in manufacturing and crafting for export.  In the top 10 in the US of manufacturing vitality, North Carolina's strong agriculture community raised this figure to #4 when farm jobs were included in the index.

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Downtown Cary North Carolina photo - Taken By Consultwebs.com, Copyright © 2000, All Rights Reserved. Visit our photo collectionIn the heart of the Triangle Metropolitan area, Cary, North Carolina steeps in the rich academia offered by the three prestigious universities and Research Triangle Park surrounding it. Cary is a blooming residential area with a strong commitment to its educational roots -- offering easy, quiet living in a thriving worldwide Mecca for transportation and technology. A comprehensive growth plan, updated annually, guides Cary's rapid growth.  The plan ensures that the hometown feeling and neighborhood closeness remain as Cary continually welcomes new families and businesses. Cary's incarnation from a sleepy little village to a thriving community -- with a home town feeling -- caught the attention of the national press.  Periodicals that include U.S. News and World Reports, Money Magazine and The Wall Street Journal stated that, "Cary represents a remarkable case study in suburban emergence."  Please visit Cary Business to learn more about Cary, North Carolina.
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The national Cost of Living Index ranks Charlotte, North Carolina in the top 10 as an exceptional place to live, work and visit. Charlotte, truly the Queen city, reigns with both mountains and the ocean, lovely lakes and masterful  landscaping for parks and business areas.  The climate is balmy and beautiful in all of North Carolina but Charlotte escapes those too hot and muggy days as well as the cold ones, making her climate  a year round lure for Charlotte's outdoor activities. NASCAR, hockey, baseball, NFL's Panthers, NBAs Hornets fit right into a population that enjoys physical activity and appreciates its professionals.  With its thriving, upbeat, positive business community, Mecklenburg County, N.C. has created history ever since General George Washington's rifle was made at the Mecklenburg factory.  Charlotte 's dynamic city planners are  not about to stop now. Please visit Charlotte Business to learn more about Charlotte, North Carolina.

Durham Centre - Visit our photo galleryDurham, North Carolina might well be called “the city with many names” based on the city’s varied claims to fame throughout its rich history.  Many know Durham as the “twin” to Raleigh, North Carolina because the region is often referred to as Raleigh / Durham.  While the two cities enjoy the same year round temperate weather, charming southern hospitality and bountiful resources (including the nearby majestic Blue Ridge Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean), each city has a distinctive personality and flavor.  Raleigh is located in Wake County; Durham lies in Durham County. Durham is home to prominent educational institutions and organizations that include Duke University, Duke University Alumni Association, Durham Academy, Durham Technical Community College, Greenbriar Academy, NC School of Science and Math, North Carolina Central University and Watts School of Nursing.  Known as the City of Medicine, Duke is home to the City of Medicine, Duke Medical Center, Duke University Diet and Fitness Center, Durham Regional Hospital, Rice Diet and Structure House. Visit Durham Business to discover more about Durham, North Carolina.

 
Fayetteville Market House - Click to visit the Fayetteville PagePlaces to go and people to see – that’s Fayetteville, N.C. Located halfway between New York and Florida along I-95 in the scenic Cape Fear River Valley, Fayetteville is affordable and varied for residents and tourists alike. In fact, there is so much to see that many tours are themed. Historic tours begin with the Market house and are rich in Black History (don't miss the Isaac Hammond Marker home or the 1897 Poe House) and Civil War areas (General Sherman's Union troops went right through Fayetteville);  Inspirational tours include churches dating back to 1756; Nature tours include roses & herbs, walks along the Cape Fear River at the Cape Fear Botanical Gardens, and llamas and other exotic animals at Jambbas Ranch; and don't forget the special Kids tours!  Shopping covers the gamut from the latest malls to antiques - there are also Shopping excursion tours.

Originally settled by Scots in the mid-1700's, location as an inland port and the early "Plank Roads" system led to a thriving economy. Fayetteville was rebuilt after the Great Fire of 1831 and again after the Civil War.

Fort Bragg, one of the country's largest military installations and home of the Green Berets, lends richness in military tradition and cultural diversity to native southern hospitality and small-town flavor.  Pope air Force Base also has private tours available with a reservation.  Fayetteville is the cosmopolitan (pop. 300,000) economic growth center of southeastern North Carolina.  Please visit our Fayetteville Photos site for some lovely views of Fayetteville, North Carolina and Fayetteville Business for Fayetteville resources.

 
Greensboro North Carolina - Visit our photo galleryHistoric Greensboro, North Carolina, the county seat for Guilford County, enjoys a prosperous economy dominated by the manufacturing and textile industries and serves as an important distribution, transportation and insurance center. Greensboro’s furniture factories annually host international exhibitors and ever-growing industries thrive based largely on Guilford County’s transportation infrastructure, which includes two major interstate highways, Piedmont Triad International Airport, and readily available trucking and rail service. Located in the lush Piedmont Plateau region of North Carolina, Greensboro boasts five institutions of higher learning: Bennett College, Greensboro College, Guilford College, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. One of the best places in the United States to live and work, Guilford County is home to many corporate and regional offices.  Please visit Greensboro Business to learn more about Greensboro, North Carolina.
Raleigh NC skyline - click to visit our photo galleryBeautiful and bountiful Raleigh, North Carolina, located in Wake County, consistently ranks as one of the best places in which to live, work and raise a family in the United States. Wake County, flanked on one side by the Atlantic Coast's sandy beaches and the other side by the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains, is home to approximately 560,000 residents.   Raleigh, the largest of 12 municipalities making up the Triangle metropolitan area in Wake County, is rich in community spirit and friendly atmosphere. Raleigh residents boast of a world-class economic vitality, further boosted by a 1959 State of North Carolina initiative which carved out the now world renowned Research Triangle Park just west of the city. The Greater Raleigh area enjoys a skilled work force, educational opportunity, environmental quality and community quality-of-life.  Please visit our Raleigh Business site to learn more about Raleigh, North Carolina.

 
Downtown Wilmington photo - click to visit our photo galleryWilmington, North Carolina, City of Dreams, has enhanced its city while preserving its history, culture and spectacular period architecture.  Located in New Hanover County on the Cape Fear River, its inland harbor boasts 400 years of history from original  Colonial settlement, Blackbeard legends, daredevil blockade running during the Civil War to today being home to the making of major motion pictures (and incidentally, the setting for Dawson's Creek).  Wilmington's visitors and residents enjoy fine dining, horse drawn carriages and trolleys, swimming, fishing, antiquing, museums, theater and more.  The Inland Waterway provides yachting and nearby Wrightsville Beach, NC, a prominent North Carolina family beach, has become one of the most popular vacation spots in North Carolina.  Please visit our Wilmington Business site to learn more about Wilmington, N.C.

 
 

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