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WaxhawUnion County,North CarolinaThe North Carolina state capital is Raleigh. What would you like to know about Waxhaw
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The population of Waxhaw is approximately 3,207 (2005).
The amount of land area in Waxhaw is 2.888 sq. kilometers.
Waxhaw elevation is 664 feet above sea level. The Waxhaw median home price is $174,300 (2005). Waxhaw miscellany. Return to Index Waxhaw location: in south-central North Carolina about 20 miles from Charlotte. Other nearby communities include JAARS, Mineral Springs, Marvin, Weddington, Wesley Chapel, Indian Trail, Stallings and Matthews.
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History & History Related Items Waxhaw history: The community has been in existence since the 1700’s, but it wasn’t until the railroad came through in 1888 that the area began to grow and the town was founded. Originally called Wisacky, the town was named for the Indian tribe that lived here at one time. The area also used the name before the town was established. The town was chartered in 1889. Here is a history page for Waxhaw. Waxhaw attractions: Museum Of The Waxhaws and Andrew Jackson Memorial Cane Creek Park Waxhaw Scottish Highlands Games Learn more about Waxhaw at this site. Return to Index
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