North Carolina became the 12th state on November 21, 1789. Raleigh is the state capital. There are currently 100 counties each with a courthouse.
Click on a county below to learn more:
A – C
Alamance County / Alexander County / Alleghany County / Anson County / Ashe County / Avery County / Beaufort County / Bertie County / Bladen County / Brunswick County / Buncombe County / Burke County / Cabarrus County / Caldwell County / Camden County / Carteret County / Caswell County / Catawba County / Chatham County / Cherokee County / Chowan County / Clay County / Cleveland County / Columbus County / Craven County / Cumberland County / Currituck County
D – M
Dare County / Davidson County / Davie County / Duplin County / Durham County / Edgecombe County / Forsyth County / Franklin County / Gaston County / Gates County / Graham County / Granville County / Greene County / Guilford County / Halifax County / Harnett County / Haywood County / Henderson County / Hertford County / Hoke County / Hyde County / Iredell County / Jackson County / Johnston County / Jones County / Lee County / Lenoir County / Lincoln County / Macon County / Madison County / Martin County / McDowell County / Mecklenburg County / Mitchell County / Montgomery County / Moore County
N – Y
Nash County / New Hanover County / Northampton County / Onslow County / Orange County / Pamlico County / Pasquotank County / Pender County / Perquimans County / Person County / Pitt County / Polk County / Randolph County / Richmond County / Robeson County / Rockingham County / Rowan County / Rutherford County / Sampson County / Scotland County / Stanly County / Stokes County / Surry County / Swain County / Transylvania County / Tyrrell County / Union County / Vance County / Wake County / Warren County / Washington County / Watauga County / Wayne County / Wilkes County / Wilson County / Yadkin County / Yancey County
North Carolina Court of Appeals
State House – Raleigh
Legislature – Raleigh
Governor Mansion – Raleigh