- Johnston County North Carolina
Welcome to the official website of Johnston County, North Carolina Discover information about county services, government offices, local resources, and community events
- Johnston County, North Carolina - Wikipedia
Johnston County is a county located in the U S state of North Carolina As of the 2020 census , the population was 215,999 [ 1 ] Its county seat is Smithfield
- Johnston County, North Carolina | County Departments
Community and Senior Services of Johnston County - (919) 934-6066 Cooperative Extension - (919) 989-5380 County Attorney's Office - (919) 989-5100 County Manager's Office - (919) 989-5100
- Early History|About JoCo - Johnston County, NC
Learn more about the very early settlers of Johnston County, founded in 1746 from Craven County, colonial North Carolina
- Johnston County Genealogy, North Carolina - Your Home for Genealogical . . .
Johnston County was formed from Craven in 1746 and named for Gabriel Johnston who was the royal governor of North Carolina from 1734-1752 It was later used to form parts of Dobbs, Orange, Wake and Wilson counties With a total area of 796 square miles and an estimated population of 185,660 in 2015, Johnston County is one of the fastest growing
- Johnston County (1746) - North Carolina History
Its namesake is attributed to Royal Governor Gabriel Johnston who presided over North Carolina from 1734 to 1752 Johnston County is situated in the Coastal Plain of North Carolina, with Wake and Harnett Counties to the west of the region and Wayne and Nash Counties to the east
- Johnston County - NCpedia
Johnston County, located in North Carolina's Coastal Plain region, was formed from Craven County in 1746, taking its name from Royal Governor of North Carolina Gabriel Johnston Communities in the county include the county seat of Smithfield (incorporated in 1777), Clayton, Selma, Benson, Kenly, Four Oaks, Pine Level, Princeton, Wilson's Mills
- Johnston County, North Carolina
Two Interstate highways built through Johnston County - I-95 in 1960 and I-40 in 1990 - have boosted commercial and residential development in recent times With the state's largest number of farms and highest total farm income, Johnston County is still an agricultural, rural county
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