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MonroeUnion County,North CarolinaThe North Carolina state capital is Raleigh. What would you like to know about Monroe
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The population of Monroe is approximately 29,987 (2005).
The amount of land area in Monroe is 63.6 sq. kilometers.
Monroe elevation is 595 feet above sea level. The Monroe median home price is $133,100 (2005). Monroe miscellany. Return to Index Monroe location: in south-central North Carolina about 24 miles from Charlotte. Other nearby communities include Unionville, Wingate, Lake Park, Wesley Chapel, Indian Trail, Mineral Springs, Hemby Bridge and Stallings.
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History & History Related Items Monroe history: This community was named for U.S. President James Monroe Monroe attractions: Learn more about Monroe at this informative site. The Monroe Channelcats Hometown of Jesse Helms, the U.S. Senator who serve five terms in the Senate from 1973 to 2003. He was a very prominent member of the Senate and represented the Religious right wing of the Republican Party. Return to Index
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