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HuntersvilleMecklenburg County,North CarolinaThe North Carolina state capital is Raleigh. What would you like to know about Huntersville
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The population of Huntersville is approximately 36,377 (2005).
The amount of land area in Huntersville is 5.027 sq. kilometers.
Huntersville elevation is 819 feet above sea level. The Huntersville median home price is $214,600 (2005). Huntersville miscellany. Return to Index Huntersville location: in south-central North Carolina about 5 miles from Cornelius and about 14 miles from Charlotte. Other nearby communities include Davidson, Lowesville, Westport, Mooresville, Mount Holly and Lake Norman of Catawba.
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History & History Related Items Huntersville history: Before the town was created, the area had many large cotton plantations. Later textile mills would arrive bringing more new residents with them. The town was first named Craighead but the name was changed to Huntersville for local landowner, Robert Boston Hunter. It was incorporated in 1873. Here is a history page for Huntersville Huntersville attractions: Lake Norman State Park Historic Latta Plantation Rural Hill Farm Carolina Renaissance Festival Return to Index
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