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Boddie's Mill PondNash County is located in North Carolina's Eastern Coastal Plain, approximately two hours from the state's beaches and four hours from its mountains.

Nash County offers activities and attractions the whole family will enjoy -- no matter whether you are young or a senior, whether you are single or have a large family.
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Cities and Towns Nash County Data History
Nash County is rich in history and so are the cities and towns that make up the county.  Discover valuable information about Nash County's Population, Health Care Systems, Transportation, Utilities, Fire and Police Protection, Educational Institutions, Cultural Exhibits, Recreational Facilities, Economic Development and more. Nash County was formed from the western part of Edgecombe County and named after General Francis Nash.
Maps and Directions Parks and Recreation Weather and Climate
Displaying Nash County government business offices and attractions. Get directions to and from these locations. Nash County offers programs throughout the county and operates a 30 acre park located in Red Oak.  This park, open daily from 8:00a.m.-8:30p.m, contains 2 playgrounds, 2 picnic shelters, 4 ball fields, large multi-purpose field, 2 basketball courts, 4 tennis courts and a .6 mile walking trail. Nash County weather is mild and moderate. Summers months are warm and dry with temperatures ranging in the 90's...
Rocky Mount Chamber of Commerce  Education  
The Chamber strives to improve the overall business climate for its members through sponsorship of programs which stimulate economic growth, promote civic development, and enhance political action. Nash County schools continue to be the largest single recipient of county funds, over 1/3 of our total budget, which positively impacts almost 21,000 students  

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