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| Southwest Middle School (Gastonia, North | Carolina), a public school in Gastonia, North Carolina |
| South | Carolina: A Guide to the Palmetto State. |
| The group's mission is "To Make North | Carolina a Better State Through the Arts." |
| USS | Carolina, a United States Coast Guard vessel, was buil |
| I'On, Mount Pleasant, South | Carolina, a Neighborhood |
| icle is within the scope of WikiProject North | Carolina, a collaborative effort to improve the covera |
| In 1661, he published Astronomia | Carolina, a new theorie of Coelestial Motions. |
| Donald Davis was born in Waynesville, North | Carolina, a small town in the mountainous region of We |
| USC Coastal | Carolina, a previously independent two-year campus, jo |
| She was raised in Albemarle, North | Carolina, a small town near Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| Sandy Creek, North | Carolina, a town in Brunswick County |
| Bradford Field (North | Carolina), a private airport in Huntersville, North Ca |
| lson S. Floyd is a native of Henderson, North | Carolina, a city located about 40 minutes north of Ral |
| was changed to the Central Railroad of South | Carolina a short while later. |
| the cathedra of the Episcopal Bishop of North | Carolina, a memorial of Henry Delany's consecration as |
| asketball Association and moved them to North | Carolina a year later as the Carolina Cougars. |
| Today, North | Carolina A&M is known as North Carolina State Universi |
| He served as the head football coach at North | Carolina A&M, now North Carolina State, for the 1902 a |
| In 1904, Kienholz coached at North | Carolina A&M, and compiled a 3-1-2 record. |
| She has taught at North | Carolina A&T State University. |
| W. Edward Jenkins, a North | Carolina A&T State University alumnus and architect, d |
| Stanley Battle ('80), Chancellor, North | Carolina A&T University |
| He played college football at North | Carolina A&T. |
| Before moving ashore in South | Carolina, Able produced rainfall in the western portio |
| Smith was born in Charleston, South | Carolina about 1825. |
| s (319 km) through southern and central North | Carolina, about 100 miles (160 km) of it concurrency w |
| Service Offices are located in Burgaw, North | Carolina, about 21 miles from Wilmington, North Caroli |
| Carolina Academic Press, Durham, North Carolina. | |
| Durham: | Carolina Academic Press. |
| urisprudence: The Law as a Therapeutic Agent ( | Carolina Academic Press 1990) |
| en through 12th Grade private school in North | Carolina accredited by the North Carolina Association |
| porarily suspended in April 1996 by the North | Carolina Adjutant General. |
| In 1789, he was a judge of the South | Carolina Admiralty Court, and an associate judge of th |
| He also serves on the North | Carolina Advisory Board of DonorsChoose. |
| ailey also founded the Guilford County, North | Carolina, affiliate of the Libertarian Party and was a |
| August 14, 1998 - Brown transferred to | Carolina after Hartford franchise relocated |
| as tapped to reintroduce men's sports to East | Carolina after World War II. |
| South | Carolina after secession was frequently called the Pal |
| e disease in her hometown of Greenwood, South | Carolina, aged 51. |
| Trustee of the North | Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. |
| Degree in Business Administration from North | Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University i |
| undergraduate degree from University of South | Carolina Aiken. |
| He is an alumnus of the University of South | Carolina Aiken. |
| The South | Carolina Air National Guard is the air force militia o |
| These stores were located in North | Carolina, Alabama, and Mississippi. |
| art of the Native American group known as the | Carolina Algonquian Indians, and spoke the now extinct |
| Born in Lenoir, North | Carolina, Allen reached the Yankees in an unusual way. |
| Lawndale is a town in Cleveland County, North | Carolina, along the First Broad River. |
| Whitmire is a town in Newberry County, South | Carolina, along the Enoree River. |
| Durham grew up in Albemarle, North | Carolina alongside Bob Harris, longtime accouncer for |
| in the Riverside Cemetery in Asheville, North | Carolina, alongside fellow North Carolina Senators Tho |
| South | Carolina also has a hydrogen freeway in the works. |
| South | Carolina also joined the SEC this year. |
| Carolina also unveiled a mural which states the follow | |
| part of Granville (now Warren) County, North | Carolina, Alston moved to South Carolina after the Rev |
| First Prize | Carolina Alumni Review Fiction Contest for The Pact |
| The Pact, | Carolina Alumni Review, (July/August 1999). |
| 1964 North | Carolina Amateur |
| 1979 North | Carolina Amateur |
| alea Invitational, Monroe Invitational, South | Carolina Amateur |
| 1970 North | Carolina Amateur |
| Main article: South | Carolina Amendment 1 (2006) |
| Total damage in South | Carolina amounted to at least $4 million dollars. |
| Devotion, North | Carolina, an unincorporated community |
| Highway 99 led east to Loris, South | Carolina and southwest to Galivants Ferry, South Carol |
| blic radio station located in Davidson, North | Carolina and serving the Charlotte, North Carolina mar |
| ynum is three miles north of Pittsboro, North | Carolina and 9 miles south of Chapel Hill, North Carol |
| n annual bicycling endurance contest in South | Carolina and North Carolina first held in 1974. |
| ll then served at Lynchburg, Goldsboro, North | Carolina, and in eastern Tennessee. |
| ed primarily on location in Charleston, South | Carolina, and nearby Johns Island, South Carolina. |
| Jones was born in Fayetteville, North | Carolina, and attended Elise Academy, in Hemp, North C |
| Jim Rash was born in Charlotte, North | Carolina and is an American actor, comedian and screen |
| He was born in Gastonia, North | Carolina and died in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina at |
| the Great Pee Dee River, is a river in North | Carolina and South Carolina. |
| Sea Islands Hurricane hit the Georgia, South | Carolina, and North Carolina coasts. |
| played quarterback at the University of South | Carolina and was drafted by the Miami Dolphins. |
| tly Georgians, not paroled in Virginia, North | Carolina, and elsewhere. |
| nfranchised in Georgia, Texas, Florida, North | Carolina and South Carolina. |
| s judges and holds hearings in Raleigh, North | Carolina and Charlotte, North Carolina. |
| In 1944, he coached at South | Carolina and compiled a 3-4-2 record. |
| It passes through the states of South | Carolina and North Carolina. |
| Crowder opened offices in Apex, North | Carolina and Spartanburg, South Carolina, creating two |
| All twelve seats in North | Carolina, and 435 nation-wide, were elected. |
| cluding Pittsford, New York, Charlotte, North | Carolina, and Raleigh, North Carolina. |
| Hamel now resides in Lenoir, North | Carolina and works in a plant in the area. |
| There are six wineries in South | Carolina and no designated American Viticultural Areas |
| tic Blockading Squadron off Charleston, South | Carolina, and at Port Royal, South Carolina. |
| Democrats won seats in New York, North | Carolina, and Indiana. |
| y racetracks in the Metrolina region of North | Carolina and South Carolina. |
| ns at Augusta, Georgia, and Charleston, South | Carolina, and reach Goldsboro, North Carolina, by Marc |
| nst two other candidates, Frank Page of South | Carolina and Ronnie Floyd of Arkansas. |
| r is a river in southern Person County, North | Carolina and a portion of Durham County, North Carolin |
| hroughout portions of Florida, Georgia, South | Carolina and North Carolina. |
| in the capture of forts at Port Royal, South | Carolina and Fernandina, Florida, and on blockading du |
| Southeastern railroad that operated in South | Carolina and North Carolina near the end of the 19th c |
| They are located in Kinston, North | Carolina, and are named for their parent club. |
| Drumlines from Georgia, Tennessee, South | Carolina, and North Carolina were in attendance. |
| ke University Medical Center in Durham, North | Carolina, and the remainder were transported to Wayne |
| The line ran between McBee, South | Carolina, and Jefferson, South Carolina. |
| The Spanish called the South | Carolina and Georgia coastal region Guale after a Nati |
| It will serve the Easley, South | Carolina and Powdersville, South Carolina areas. |
| DuBose was born in South | Carolina and a graduated from Columbia Theological Sem |
| a franchise of Precision Tune Shops in North | Carolina and South Carolina. |
| He was born in Charleston, South | Carolina and died in Washington, DC. |
| its March to the Sea and north through North | Carolina and South Carolina during the American Civil |
| , (Metal In Motion) from Oconee County, South | Carolina, and team 1398 the RoboRaiders, from Columbia |
| spital network serving Richland County, South | Carolina and the surrounding areas. |
| Stackhouse was born in Little Rock, South | Carolina, and attended the common schools. |
| In 1842, Boyden moved to Salisbury, North | Carolina and continued to practice law. |
| onal shopping mall located in Gastonia, North | Carolina, and is nineteen miles west of uptown Charlot |
| Dowell was born in Raleigh, North | Carolina and attended the University of North Carolina |
| lities of Mitchell County, Spruce Pine, North | Carolina and Bakersville, North Carolina. |
| was a Southeastern railroad that served South | Carolina and North Carolina in the late 19th century. |
| orm dropped rainfall along the coast of North | Carolina and Virginia, with a maximum of 6.97 inches ( |
| May was born in Youngsville, North | Carolina and later died in Wendell, North Carolina at |
| Sumter County, South | Carolina and Lee County, South Carolina - west |
| Broome was born in Hamburg, South | Carolina and moved to Florida in 1837. |
| featured regional teams from Virginia, North | Carolina and South Carolina. |
| Briggs was born in Charleston, South | Carolina and was related to bandleader Arthur Briggs. |
| US 276 is signed east-west in South | Carolina and north-south in North Carolina; which is w |
| ation licensed to Boiling Spring Lakes, North | Carolina and serving the Wilmington, North Carolina ar |
| Bell was born in Goldsboro, North | Carolina and died in Durham, North Carolina. |
| Maria | Carolina and Carlos were buried at the Cathedral of St |
| Trapier was born Georgetown, South | Carolina, and educated in England. |
| roximately 30 miles south of Charlotte, North | Carolina and approximately 60 miles North of Greenvill |
| He notionally founded both North | Carolina and South Carolina. |
| and Fayetteville was chartered by both South | Carolina and North Carolina in 1861. |
| in the countryside between Spartanburg, South | Carolina and Columbus, North Carolina. |
| Southern Railway in the U.S. states of North | Carolina and South Carolina. |
| the Piedmont physiographic province of North | Carolina and South Carolina. |
| Ivey's was based in Charlotte, North | Carolina, and was founded in 1900 by Joseph Benjamin I |
| Chartered in 1902, the | Carolina and Western was built to serve the W.F. Cummi |
| tline railroad that ran between Cheraw, South | Carolina, and Wadesboro, North Carolina. |
| Its South | Carolina and North Carolina origination passes through |
| tern United States railroad that served South | Carolina and North Carolina during the second half of |
| He was born in Concord, North | Carolina and died in Franklin, North Carolina. |
| In 1902, the South | Carolina and Georgia Extension Railroad became part of |
| The South | Carolina and Georgia Extension Railroad of South Carol |
| ll, the Tigers were picked third behind North | Carolina and Florida State respectively. |
| Bell Timmerman, Jr., became Governor of South | Carolina and a state circuit judge in South Carolina. |
| He is a native of Fayetteville, North | Carolina, and currently owns a North Carolina-based ma |
| n attended college at the University of North | Carolina and graduated in 2006. |
| It is found on barrier islands in North | Carolina and from South Carolina to Florida and Missis |
| de nonstop jet flights between Kinston, North | Carolina, and Florence, South Carolina; Roanoke, Virgi |
| settlers of the area came from Georgia, South | Carolina, and North Carolina. |
| He was based at Rocky Mount, North | Carolina and commanded at the Battle of Rocky Mount, L |
| ifacts from the early rural heritage of North | Carolina and Duplin County. |
| n in the interior of the U.S. states of North | Carolina and South Carolina. |
| He was born in Winston-Salem, North | Carolina and grew up in Greensboro, North Carolina. |
| that Checker was born in Spring Gulley, South | Carolina and Andrews, South Carolina. |
| Mark Hammond was born in Lancaster, South | Carolina, and grew up in Spartanburg, South Carolina. |
| n 1939) is a Democratic politician from North | Carolina and a former member of the North Carolina Gen |
| Warlick was born in Hickory, North | Carolina and attended Ridgeview High School. |
| Williams was born in Fort Mill, South | Carolina and moved two months later with his parents t |
| ompson was born in segregated Anderson, South | Carolina, and grew up in Greenville, South Carolina. |
| In the late 1990s he played in South | Carolina and Tennessee under the pseudonym Walter Smit |
| ake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North | Carolina and graduated in 2004. |
| nadoes ripped through Alabama, Georgia, South | Carolina, and North Carolina, causing $140 million in |
| He was born in Charlotte, North | Carolina, and attended the schools of Charlotte, Centr |
| at Christ Church Parish in Charleston, South | Carolina and then moved to Savannah. |
| boro was built in 1915 between Bamberg, South | Carolina, and Ehrhardt, South Carolina. |
| ossils were found in the U.S. states of North | Carolina and Missouri. |
| d divides his time between Chapel Hill, North | Carolina and Paris, France. |
| It passes through the states of South | Carolina and Georgia and before the construction of I- |
| e Carolinas ranging from 5-10 inches in South | Carolina and the adjacent North Carolina. |
| ucom served an assistant at Davidson, Western | Carolina and Northwestern State. |
| Jefferson, North | Carolina, and London: McFarland. |
| He married in South | Carolina and took up plantation life outside of Charle |
| Chatham died in Durham, North | Carolina and was buried in Winston-Salem, North Caroli |
| utheastern railroad that served eastern South | Carolina and eastern North Carolina in the early 20th |
| Gardiner now lives in Charlotte, North | Carolina and has one son named Eric. |
| William grew up in Manteo, North | Carolina and Rock Hill, South Carolina. |
| Hayne (1791-1839) Senator, Governor of South | Carolina, and mayor of Charleston |
| in Union County, (now Cherokee County) South | Carolina and later moved to Florida. |
| Spratt was born in Charlotte, North | Carolina and raised in York, South Carolina, where he |
| tended the public schools of Rock Hill, South | Carolina and Ebenezer, South Carolina and was graduate |
| CHR radio station licensed to Columbia, South | Carolina and serves the Columbia, South Carolina marke |
| He was born in Camden, South | Carolina and grew up in the Kershaw County, South Caro |
| In February 1899, the South | Carolina and Georgia Extension Railroad Company of Sou |
| rivers flow through the U.S. states of North | Carolina and Virginia. |
| y (1841-1916), U.S. Representative from South | Carolina and United States federal judge |
| History classes include both North | Carolina and World history. |
| a restaurant chain across the states of North | Carolina and northern South Carolina. |
| th of Ballantyne in southern Charlotte, North | Carolina and east of Fort Mill, South Carolina. |
| Thomas was born in Pembroke, North | Carolina and grew up in Cleveland, Ohio. |
| three hospitals in Columbia and Easley, South | Carolina and manages a hospital in Bamberg, South Caro |
| He was born in Laurens, South | Carolina, and served in the South Carolina State Legis |
| From 1902 to 1903, he coached at South | Carolina, and compiled a 14-3 record there. |
| refers to the tobacco-producing area of North | Carolina and is often used when referring to sports (p |
| lantic Blockading Squadron at Beaufort, North | Carolina, and served on the blockade of Wilmington, No |
| ck Wilderness, which straddles Georgia, North | Carolina and South Carolina. |
| Hilliard was born in Fayetteville, North | Carolina and was graduated from South Carolina College |
| hern United States railroad that served South | Carolina and North Carolina in the years after the Ame |
| s Virginia, including parts of Georgia, South | Carolina, and North Carolina. |
| ression moved through Alabama, Georgia, South | Carolina, and North Carolina, maintaining a well-defin |
| 004, the company expanded to Charlotte, North | Carolina, and in May 2007, CP Morgan continued their e |
| pended freight traffic between Landrum, South | Carolina and Flat Rock, North Carolina in December 200 |
| Boyce was born in Charleston, South | Carolina and attended South Carolina College (now the |
| Sands grew up in Smithfield, North | Carolina and is a graduate of Smithfield-Selma High Sc |
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