Lincoln County, Administrative county in central North Carolina, US
Lincoln County is an administrative division in central North Carolina that spans rolling terrain with lakes and agricultural land. The area sits between the Charlotte and Hickory metropolitan regions.
The North Carolina General Assembly created this county in 1778 and named it after the English city of Lincoln. This happened during the era of the American Revolution.
The Lincoln Cultural Center showcases work by local artists and tells stories of the region through exhibitions. Visitors can experience how the community expresses itself through art and remembrance of its past.
The county seat in Lincolnton connects to major roads US-321 and NC-27, linking drivers to larger cities. Proximity to Charlotte and nearby towns makes day trips easily accessible from here.
Lake Norman forms the eastern border and provides water for recreation and housing developments. This large body of water shapes the local landscape and draws people for swimming and boating.
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