1,403 2,365 438 New Hanover 1,402 45 177 16 Northampton 79 634 1,658 1,871 Onslow 1,388 1,025 1,016 258 Orange 766 56 99 36 Pamlico 64 108 448 54 Pasquotank 203 293 1,047 193 Pender 511 63 161 38 Perquimans 87 172 231 52 Person 152 722 1,393 296 Pitt 804 121 165 41 Polk 109 575 679 189 Randolph 481 274 285 82 Richmond 214 401 391 93 Robeson 295 290 371 105 Rockingham 255 630 642 98 Rowan 457 280 399 93 Rutherford 257 134 182 70 Sampson 129 88 62 19 Scotland 56 275 426 98 Stanly 266 141 266 50 Stokes 152 214 188 83 Surry 162 105 136 54 Swain 98 Transylvania 238 289 62 196 9 23 7 Tyrrell 13 2,289 3,972 692 Union 2,318 136 118 36 Vance 97 7,967 11,534 4,039 Wake 7,847 89 155 25 Warren 90 17 19 12 Washington 16 497 508 106 Watauga 370 257 603 205 Wayne 355 235 231 96 Wilkes 187 392 384 83 Wilson 286 134 141 33 Yadkin 103 81 124 26 Yancey 77 21,101 22,271 24,863 22,745 North Carolina Source: Federal Agency Data: Bureau of the Census - Building Permits Survey (http://censtats.census.gov/cgi-bin/bldgprmt/bldgsel.pl#) Land Use Land use is an indicator of how much land is currently developed, at which density it is developed, and how much land could be developed in the future. The state of contains 48,710 miles (31,174,400 acres). According to the 1997 National Resources Inventory (revised December 2000) that was provided by the Natural Resource and Conservations
New Hanover 1,403 2,365 438 1,402 Northampton 45 177 16 79 Onslow 634 1,658 1,871 1,388 Orange 1,025 1,016 258 766 Pamlico 56 99 36 64 Pasquotank 108 448 54 203 Pender 293 1,047 193 511 Perquimans 63 161 38 87 Person 172 231 52 152 Pitt 722 1,393 296 804 Polk 121 165 41 109 Randolph 575 679 189 481 Richmond 274 285 82 214 Robeson 401 391 93 295 Rockingham 290 371 105 255 Rowan 630 642 98 457 Rutherford 280 399 93 257 Sampson 134 182 70 129 Scotland 88 62 19 56 Stanly 275 426 98 266 Stokes 141 266 50 152 Surry 214 188 83 162 Swain 105 136 54 98 Transylvania 238 289 62 196 Tyrrell 9 23 7 13 Union 2,289 3,972 692 2,318 Vance 136 118 36 97 Wake 7,967 11,534 4,039 7,847 Warren 89 155 25 90 Washington 17 19 12 16 Watauga 497 508 106 370 Wayne 257 603 205 355 Wilkes 235 231 96 187 Wilson 392 384 83 286 Yadkin 134 141 33 103 Yancey 81 124 26 77 North Carolina 21,101 22,271 24,863 22,745 Source: Federal Agency Data: Bureau of the Census - Building Permits Survey (http://censtats.census.gov/cgi-bin/bldgprmt/bldgsel.pl#) Land Use Land use is an indicator of how much land is currently developed, at which density it is developed, and how much land could be developed in the future. The state of contains 48,710 miles (31,174,400 acres). According to the 1997 National Resources Inventory (revised December 2000) that was provided by the Natural Resource and Conservations
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