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Scotland Neck, NC Road Trips

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town in North Carolina (United States)

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Trip Routes

1

Longest Drive

250.9 mi

Charlotte, NC

Quickest Drive

4h 57m

Charlotte, NC

Plan Around Scotland Neck, NC

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Scotland Neck, NC by the Numbers

Recent demographic snapshot from the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey.

Population

2,087

Median Income

$18,202

Median Home Value

$76,100

Median Age

48.6

Source: US Census Bureau ACS 5-year (public domain). See our methodology for details.

Notable People from Scotland Neck, NC

A sampling of people born in Scotland Neck, NC.

John Eaton

John Eaton

1790–1856

American politician and diplomat (1790-1856)

William Walton Kitchin

William Walton Kitchin

1866–1924

American politician (1866-1924)

Claude Kitchin

Claude Kitchin

1869–1923

American politician (1869โ€“1923)

William Ruffin Cox

William Ruffin Cox

1832–1919

American soldier and politician (1832-1919)

City data from Wikidata (Q2025868), available under CC0. Photos from Wikimedia Commons under their respective licenses. See our methodology for details.

Traveler Guide to Scotland Neck, NC

Scotland Neck, [1], is in Halifax County ([2]), North Carolina on the North Carolina Coastal Plain.

Sylvan Heights Bird Park, 500 Sylvan Heights Park Way, โ˜ +1 252 826-3186. Apr-Oct Tu-Su 9AM-5PM; Nov-Mar Tu-Su 9AM-4PM. Sylvan Heights Bird Park is the world's largest bird park. Arranged into six continentally-themed aviaries, Sylvan Heights Bird Park, which opened in 2006, offers visitors the chance to travel around the world in 80 minutes (instead of 80 days) to see more than 2,000 birds of over 170 different species, some of the rarest and most endangered in the world! Begin at the Eco-Center with an introductory film and an incubator in the lobby, showing a variety of eggs and a variety of hatching chicks (depending on the time of year). Behind the Eco-Center is the multi-national aviary that houses a variety of birds, representing each continent, then make your way through each continent, South America, North America, Eurasia, Australia and Africa. Along the way are many other fascinating exhibits, including a Beaver Pond Viewing Blind and a handicapped accessible treehouse that both overlook natural wetlands. The Landing Zone is Sylvan Heights' newest exhibit (opening March 2013) that allows visitors to enter an aviary with feed sticks and interact up close and personal with more than 300 birds of 30 different species. Pack a picnic lunch and enjoy one of the picnic areas in the park. Have children? Enjoy an eco-friendly playground and fossil dig - you might find some shark's teeth! Don't miss a trip to the gift shop for a fun souvenir. Even a trip to the restroom at Sylvan Heights can be educational.

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