Wayne County, North Carolina

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rdf:type	1779 establishment in North Carolina Former county of the United States North Carolina location Populated place established in 1779 owl:NamedIndividual Administrative region County by U.S. state and territory Jurisdiction subject to the special provisions of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 Settlement Major city in U.S. lacking inter-city rail service
rdfs:label	Wayne County, North Carolina
owl:sameAs	dbr:Wayne_County,_North_Carolina
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skos:prefLabel	Wayne County, North Carolina
skos:altLabel	North Carolina Wayne '''W'''ayne <small>Wayne</small> Eden Goldsboro, North Carolina History of Wayne County Southern Wayne Wayne Christian School Wayne Counties Wayne County Wayne County's Wayne County, NC
clgo:areaLand	1.432263425015808E9
clgo:areaTotal	1.442623377457152E9
clgo:areaWater	9841954.8192768
clgo:censusYear	2021
clgo:country	United States
clgo:countySeat	Goldsboro, North Carolina
clgo:largestCity	Goldsboro, North Carolina
clgo:percentageOfAreaWater	0.7
clgo:populationDensity	85.44440768544328
clgo:populationTotal	116835
clgo:state	North Carolina
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=subdivision hasValue=Wayne County, North Carolina Restriction onProperty=location hasValue=Wayne County, North Carolina Restriction onProperty=birthPlace hasValue=Wayne County, North Carolina
is clgo:birthPlace of	Mark O'Meara Ben Flowers Joel Kuhnel Shelton Robinson Jarran Reed John R. Bell IV Margaret Arlen Coby White Kenneth Claiborne Royall John H. Kerr III William Stone (baritone) Rupert Pate Gary Rardon Dave Simmons (linebacker, born 1957) Lew Childre Louis M. Pate Jr. Clyde King Tim Talton Karl Eikenberry William Barber II Henry E. Bonitz Martin Lancaster William Whitfield III Anthony Teachey Dorothy Cotton Jerry Narron Stanley Bryant David Thornton (American football) Johnny Narron Morrie Aderholt Rob Wooten Greg Warren (American football) Jimmy Graham Travis Coleman Thomas Washington Sam Narron (pitcher) Clarence Rose George E. Hood Bob Boyd (golfer) Cadmus M. Wilcox L.E.G.A.C.Y. Tito Wooten Chilly Willy (wrestler) Christopher R. Barron Lane twins Annie Dove Denmark Dave Odom Charles Brantley Aycock John R. Smith (agriculture commissioner) James B. Whitfield Leora Jones Bill Kelly (American football, born 1947) John W. Gulick Ruth Whitehead Whaley Chip Vaughn Crystal McLaurin-Coney Willis J. Brogden Edmund W. Gordon George Hughes Kirby Johnny Peacock Joshua Kindred Gene Hooks William Whitfield II Manny Lawson Curtis Hooks Brogden Dan Bullock Efton Sager Stephen Rhodes (racing driver) Clifton Daniel (bishop) James Augustus Washington Ike Atkinson Michale Spicer Moira Crone Michael S. Hoza Mike Evans (basketball) John Sheppard (North Carolina) Michael S. Regan Anne Jeffreys Johnny Grant (radio personality) Gene Roberts (journalist) Laura Wooten Bill Bell (baseball) Carl Kasell Majesty Rose George Altman Jerry Tolley Ray Scarborough Bob Roses Gertrude Weil James B. Culbertson Allen Battle Mark Kleinschmidt (politician) Tommy Davis (defensive end)
is clgo:country of	2016 United States presidential election in North Carolina 2012 United States presidential election in North Carolina
is clgo:location of	Aycock Birthplace L. D. Giddens and Son Jewelry Store Vernon (Mount Olive, North Carolina) Mount Olive Municipal Airport Dred and Ellen Yelverton House Wayne Community College Collier Motors First Presbyterian Church (Goldsboro, North Carolina) Wayne UNC Health Care H.F. Lee Energy Complex United States Post Office (Mount Olive, North Carolina) Cherry Hospital Mount Olive Historic District Neuse Correctional Institution Southerland-Burnette House Solomon and Henry Weil Houses University of Mount Olive Congregation Oheb Sholom (Goldsboro, North Carolina) Odd Fellows Lodge (Goldsboro, North Carolina) Harry Fitzhugh Lee House Cliffs of the Neuse State Park Perry-Cherry House Wayne Executive Jetport O'Berry Neuro-Medical Center Borden Manufacturing Company Eureka United Methodist Church Barnes–Hooks Farm Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
is clgo:place of	Battle of Goldsboro Bridge Battle of White Hall
is clgo:subdivision of	Mount Olive, North Carolina Nahunta, North Carolina Fremont, North Carolina Brogden, North Carolina Grantham, North Carolina Dudley, North Carolina Eureka, North Carolina Goldsboro, North Carolina Hopewell, Wayne County, North Carolina Faro, North Carolina Seven Springs, North Carolina New Hope, Wayne County, North Carolina Pikeville, North Carolina Fork Township, Wayne County, North Carolina Mar-Mac, North Carolina Walnut Creek, North Carolina Elroy, North Carolina Rosewood, North Carolina

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