north carolina was founded as a colony in 1653.
north carolina was founded as a colony in 1653.
when was north carolina founded as a colony?
1653
bullet::::358. south gastonia cdp, north carolina $16,707









































bullet::::359. montreat town, north carolina $16,699









































bullet::::360. lenoir city, north carolina $16,697









































bullet::::361. oxford city, north carolina $16,696









































bullet::::362. jamesville town, north carolina $16,682









































bullet::::363. lincolnton city, north carolina $16,667









































bullet::::364. landis town, north carolina $16,642









































bullet::::365. hobgood town, north carolina $16,622









































bullet::::366. goldsboro city, north carolina $16,614









































bullet::::367. marion city, north carolina $16,569









































bullet::::368. enochville cdp, north carolina $16,558









































bullet::::369. gamewell town, north carolina $16,536









































bullet::::370. hope mills town, north carolina $16,534









































bullet::::371. jonesville town, north carolina $16,528









































bullet::::372. grifton town, north carolina $16,488









































bullet::::373. casar town, north carolina $16,486
list of north carolina locations by per capita income
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c. motamma (born march 20, 1951) better known by name motamma, is an indian politician from the state of karnataka. she was a leader "of the opposition" "in karnataka legislative council" from 2010-2012. she's the "first woman to be leader of the opposition in karnataka legislative council" & she also served as "minister for women & child welfare" in s. m. krishna cabinet.









































section::::early life and education.
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