Brunswick County, Administrative division in southeastern North Carolina, United States
Brunswick County is an administrative division in southeastern North Carolina, stretching between the Cape Fear River and the South Carolina border. The region combines coastal beaches, wetlands, and pine forests into a varied landscape with multiple natural environments.
The county was established in 1764 from portions of New Hanover and Bladen counties, taking its name from the House of Brunswick-Lunenburg. This creation made it a significant part of royal colonial administration in the region.
The region maintains deep connections to the sea through its fishing communities and the way coastal life shapes daily routines for residents. Visitors can observe these maritime traditions reflected in local practices and the character of waterfront settlements.
The administrative center in Bolivia operates during weekday business hours and handles citizen services. Visitors should plan ahead and verify which departments they need before visiting or call in advance to ensure services are available.
The county participates in the NC Cardinal library system, connecting residents with extensive collections of books and digital materials. This network extends access to resources across multiple counties and institutions throughout the state.
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