Wake County, North Carolina

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rdf:type	North Carolina location Tallest building in Raleigh, North Carolina 1771 establishment in North Carolina owl:NamedIndividual Administrative region County by U.S. state and territory Election bellwether county in the United States Highest-income county in the United States Jurisdiction subject to the special provisions of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 Unincorporated community in North Carolina Place named for Loyalists (American Revolution) Populated place established in 1771 Most populous county in the United States State of the United State U.S. county named after women
rdfs:label	Wake County, North Carolina
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skos:prefLabel	Wake County, North Carolina
skos:altLabel	Wake Warren County '''W'''a'''K'''e <small>Wake</small> History of Wake County Wake Counties Wake County Wake County Bar Association Wake County NC Wake County Office Building Wake County's Wake County, N.C. Wake County, North Carolina#Parks and recreation Wake County, Raleigh, North Carolina Wake Crossroads, North Carolina Wake_County,_North_Carolina#History
clgo:areaLand	2.16264007213056E9
clgo:areaTotal	2.219619810557952E9
clgo:areaWater	5.6979738427392E7
clgo:censusYear	2021
clgo:country	United States
clgo:countySeat	Raleigh, North Carolina
clgo:foundingYear	1771
clgo:largestCity	Raleigh, North Carolina
clgo:percentageOfAreaWater	2.6
clgo:populationDensity	531.8557233922193
clgo:populationTotal	1150204
clgo:state	North Carolina
clgo:subdivision	North Carolina
clgo:type	Unincorporated area
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=birthPlace hasValue=Wake County, North Carolina Restriction onProperty=subdivision hasValue=Wake County, North Carolina Restriction onProperty=location hasValue=Wake County, North Carolina
is clgo:birthPlace of	Louis Bacon Sarah Shook William Henry Harrison Fred B. Wheeler Aiden Dillard Brendan Lambe Conor Donovan (soccer) Irene Moon Kenneth Spaulding Roy Lassiter Bill Cobey Danny Young (basketball) Mary Jane Patterson Thomas R. Adams D. Kern Holoman Evan Rachel Wood Ainsley Seiger Clifton Daniel Irwin Fridovich Jack Nichols (politician) Jesse Ferguson Arthur Larson James Sidney Hinton Wense Grabarek Connie B. Gay James E. Thompson Jr. John Edwards Tom Fetzer Vernon V. Haywood William C. Creel Ann Preston Bridgers Clarence Lightner Deon Tedder Leonidas Polk Pauli Murray Andrew Johnson Charlie Gaddy Elaine O'Neal (politician) Ellen Murray Katrina Voss Margaret Flagg Holmes Tommy Byrne (baseball) Webb Simpson Craig B. Cooper Les Merritt Marshall Brain Millie Dunn Veasey Nicholas Franklin Roberts Paul Stam Terence Everitt W. C. Riddick Ashley Christensen B.J. Lawson Curley Bridges Jay Hickman (comedian) Nancy McFarlane Nick Nickell Scott Kooistra Anoop Desai Charlsie Cantey Chris Culliver Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove Walter Clark (judge) Claudia Belk Jim Fulghum Nick Galifianakis (politician) Chucky Brown Joe Posnanski Rachelle Friedman Tony Rand Worth Bagley Charlie Brandon Jane Pratt Jerry Carroll (comedian) Julian Carr (industrialist) L. Lin Wood Lennox Superville Mary Hilliard Hinton Paul Friedrich (comic artist) Thomas W. Bradshaw Vernon Pratt Edward A. Johnson Jenn Wasner Leon Brogden George A. Iseley Jonathan S. Robeteau Darrius Barnes Gabe Latigue Will Wynn (American football) Wini McQueen Bret Hedican David Mathis Henry Martin Tupper Isadora Cerullo Justin Gatlin Keith Conners Kenneth Claiborne Royall Tom Regan Edward A. Batchelor Eloise Pickard Smith ... and more
is clgo:country of	2016 United States presidential election in North Carolina 2012 United States presidential election in North Carolina
is clgo:county of	The Raleigh Latin School
is clgo:deathPlace of	Thomas C. Parramore Fred Bond Jr. John Haywood (politician) Gene Harlow
is clgo:headquarter of	North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
is clgo:location of	Williamson Page House First Baptist Church (Raleigh, North Carolina) Little River Dam and Park Rufus J. Ivey House Downtown Garner Historic District North Carolina State Capitol Midway Plantation House and Outbuildings Carter–Finley Stadium Dodd-Hinsdale House Hawkins-Hartness House Agriculture Building Forestville Baptist Church Raleigh Banking and Trust Company Building Mordecai Place Historic District North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women St. Augustine's University Historic Chapel Dr. Nathan M. Blalock House Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts White Oak Creek (New Hope River tributary) Apex Town Hall (historic) Hare Snipe Creek North Carolina Museum of History Paschal House St. Agnes Hospital (Raleigh, North Carolina) Bennett Bunn Plantation Federal Building (Raleigh, North Carolina) Wakefield Dairy Complex Captrust Tower Historic Oakwood Cemetery Turkey Creek (Crabtree Creek tributary) Andrews-Duncan House Jordan Lake State Recreation Area Pilot Mill Statue of Thomas Ruffin The Summit Church Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral (Raleigh, North Carolina) Pullen Park North Carolina State Legislative Building Bailey-Estes House Hood–Anderson Farm Rogers-Whitaker-Haywood House Apex Union Depot Matsumoto House Cary High School Lake Lynn (Raleigh, North Carolina) Royall Cotton Mill Commissary Capital Bank Plaza Dr. Hubert Benbury Haywood House Green-Hartsfield House Joel Lane House South Brick House Leonidas R. Wyatt House Cary Towne Center Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve Purefoy–Dunn Plantation State Fairgrounds Speedway St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church (Wake Forest, North Carolina) Village District Five County Stadium North Ridge Country Club PNC Arena Richland Creek (Crabtree Creek tributary) Herman Green House House Creek (Crabtree Creek tributary) Triangle Town Center Dr. Lawrence Branch Young House Long View Center Boylan Apartments North Carolina State Fair Sacred Heart Church (Raleigh, North Carolina) Ivey-Ellington House New Hill Historic District Norburn Terrace Raleigh Water Works and E.B. Bain Water Treatment Plant Riddick Stadium American Tobacco Trail John Chavis Memorial Park Apex Friendship High School Bond Park Dr. Elmo N. Lawrence House Heck-Andrews House Isabelle Bowen Henderson House and Gardens Little River (Neuse River tributary) Wells Fargo Capitol Center Fuquay Springs Historic District Dorton Arena Harwell Hamilton and Jean Bangs Harris House and Office Lewis-Smith House Wayland E. Poole House Bass Lake Dam Falls Lake Rev. Plummer T. Hall House Two Hannover Square Falls of the Neuse Manufacturing Company Marshall-Harris-Richardson House Page-Walker Hotel Masonic Temple Building (Blount Street, Raleigh, North Carolina) Stirrup Iron Creek Neills Creek Capital Club Building ... and more
is clgo:regionServed of	WakeMed
is clgo:residence of	John Haywood (politician)
is clgo:subdivision of	Clegg, North Carolina Carpenter, North Carolina Eagle Rock, North Carolina Rolesville, North Carolina Morrisville, North Carolina New Light, North Carolina Lizard Lick, North Carolina Feltonville, North Carolina Green Level, Wake County, North Carolina Bayleaf, North Carolina Shotwell, North Carolina Friendship, Wake County, North Carolina Chestnut Hills, Wake County, North Carolina Riley Hill, North Carolina Garner, North Carolina Holly Springs, North Carolina Cary, North Carolina Stony Hill, North Carolina Knightdale, North Carolina Willow Springs, North Carolina New Hill, North Carolina Angier, North Carolina Wake Forest, North Carolina Auburn, North Carolina Wendell, North Carolina Apex, North Carolina Kennebec, North Carolina Falls, North Carolina Durham, North Carolina McCullers Crossroads, North Carolina Zebulon, North Carolina Leesville, North Carolina Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina Hopkins, North Carolina White Oak Township, Wake County, North Carolina Wakefield, North Carolina Forestville, North Carolina Bonsal, North Carolina Neuse, North Carolina Clayton, North Carolina Purnell, North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina Holland, North Carolina

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