Welcome to Our Area
Does the excitement of being a part of a region rich in history and possessing small town charm, yet on the leading edge of economic growth and vitality intrigue you? Then discover North Mecklenburg nestled between Charlotte, one of the nation's leading metropolitan cities, and Lake Norman, the Carolinas largest recreational lake. North Mecklenburg provides the perfect mix for a life of opportunity and leisure.

Accessibility to North Mecklenburg is an easy drive by way of Interstate 77, located just 18 mile north of Charlotte. Access to the North Mecklenburg towns of Cornelius, Davidson and Huntersville (exits 23, 25, 28 & 30) allows you to discover these three distinct Lake Norman area communities boasting charm and amenities all their own.

Transportation
Intersected by a number of US and state highways, North Mecklenburg possesses an enviable transportation system. Interstate 77 bisects the area while state roads 21, 115 and 73 provide easy access to many points in and around North Mecklenburg. International accessibility is yet another drawing card; Charlotte/Douglas International Airport provides direct international flight connections to points around the world.

Roads
The Lake Norman area is served by Interstate 77 and a number of state highways, including 21, 73, 115, 160 and 16.

Bus Service

Greyhound Bus Line

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Rail Service

Amtrak

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Air Service
Charlotte/Douglas International Airport offers more than 500 daily flights and non stop service to 150 cities. Major carriers serving the Charlotte/Douglas facility are: American, American Eagle, Delta, Delta Connection, United, United Express, US Air and US Air Express. For airport information call 704 359-4013.

Location
North Mecklenburg is situated in the Southern Piedmont North Carolina, and lies only 18 miles from the bustling metropolis of Charlotte. Thanks to its central location, North Mecklenburg is only a few hours' drive from the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and the beaches of the Atlantic Ocean.

Population
North Mecklenburg is a growing area of approximately 22, 220 residents; Huntersville is the largest of the area's three towns.

Climate
Boasting an agreeable climate, North Mecklenburg's temperature averages 60 degrees F. January temperatures average an invigoration 39 degrees F, while July sees the mercury hover around 79 degrees F. The area receives approximately 43 inches of rainfall annually.

A Distinctive Past and a Progressive Future
North Mecklenburg's roots are planted deep in the heart of the Piedmont region of the state, where Catawba Indians once walked and European settlers came in the early 1700Â’s.The area experienced a substantial boom when Davidson College was established in 1837, but was still primarily real until 1964. At that time, Duke Power Company built Cowan's Ford Dam, from which 32,500 acre Lake Norman evolved covering 520 miles of shoreline. Since then, North Mecklenburg has grown to be a bustling region with energy towards the future. The plan for controlled growth in North Mecklenburg assures residents and newcomers alike that the beauty of the area and the quality of life here will not be sacrificed.

Recreation
The quality resort lifestyle offered in North Mecklenburg is unsurpassed! Scenic Lake Norman is the setting for a myriad of water sports including fishing, boating, water-skiing and swimming. Ramsey Creek Park provides free public boat ramps while Jetton Park boasts picnic sites and decks overlooking the lake. Park goers can also enjoy Jetton Park's bicycle rentals, championship tennis amenities and sunning beach with spectacular views.

Education
Mirroring the superb quality of life in North Mecklenburg are the premier educational opportunities that abound! A diverse scope of learning opportunities exists on every level. From kindergarten through the senior year, North Mecklenburg's schools provide a quality education for the challenges of society and the future. If you're seeking education beyond the secondary level, you'll be impressed by the opportunities afforded through Davidson college, (704) 892-2000, one the top liberal arts colleges in the country. A satellite campus of Central Piedmont Community College, (704) 875-8360, is located here, while four-year or post-graduate degrees in a diverse range of fields maybe obtained at the nearby University of North Carolina at Charlotte. There are a number of other campuses in the area including the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Queens College, Kings College, Johnson C. Smith University and Pfeiffer College.

Businesses
Charlotte is a city topping the national ranks as a leading financial, distribution and transportation city and the nation's fifth largest urban region. North Mecklenburg is emerging into a bustling economic area! Small businesses are beginning to share the corporate marketplace in North Mecklenburg with larger companies locating offices here. Huntersville Business Park and the developing Northcross are just two of the many professionally designed corporate centers leasing space for the influx of business.

Housing
Peaceful sunrise and sunset vistas, quiet walks amid beautiful landscapes and friendly neighbors. A wide selection of housing opportunities awaits you...all with the promise of desirable locations and neighbors, excellent quality and good value. On the lake or by the links, singles, couples, families, empty-nesters and retirees can all find the perfect place to call "Home".