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Discover North Carolina: State Facts, Attractions, and History

Explore North Carolina, known as the Tar Heel State, and learn about its border states: South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. The state’s official bird is the Cardinal, with the Dogwood as its flower and the Pine as its tree. The state song is "The Old North State." Founded in 1789, North Carolina has a population of approximately 8,049,313, ranking 11th in the U.S. Known for its diverse climate, with January temperatures averaging 57°F and July reaching 89°F, enjoy attractions like the Wright Brothers National Memorial and the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains.

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Discover North Carolina: State Facts, Attractions, and History

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  1. North Carolina Rebecca Shrewsbury

  2. What other states border my state • South Carolina • Georgia • Tennessee

  3. What is the state bird, flower, song, dog and tree • State bird is a Cardinal The flower is the dog wood • The tree is the pine tree • The song is the old north state

  4. When was my state founded • The English founded it, 1789

  5. What is my state population • 8,049313 (11th population)

  6. Whats the weather like in my state • January 27-57 July 63,89 rainfall 45 - 54

  7. What are some famus tuoris at tractions • Wright brother national Memorial

  8. What national parks and trails in my state • Blue ridge Mountains

  9. What is my state named for • The tar heel state

  10. How many president are in my state • Andrew Jackson • Andrew Johnson • James Knoy Polk

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