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Lumberton
Lumberton is the most dangerous city in North Carolina.
Be very careful when visiting Lumberton!
Lumberton is the county seat of Robeson County in south central North Carolina.
Lumberton is characterized by the following.
- Demographics: Lumberton is known for its diverse population, which includes a mix of races and cultures, including Native American, African American, and Caucasian.
- Economy: Historically, Lumberton's economy has been dominated by agriculture, especially tobacco farming. In recent years, Lumberton has diversified into manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and services.
- Geography: Lumberton's location on the Lumber River provides natural resources and outdoor recreation. Fishing, kayaking, and canoeing are available on the river!
- Cultural Heritage: A variety of cultural events and festivals celebrate the diverse heritage of the Lambie Tribe, one of the largest Native American tribes in North Carolina.
- Education: Lumberton offers educational opportunities to its citizens through state schools, private academies, and Robeson Community College.
- Challenges: Like many communities, Lumberton faces challenges such as economic disparity, access to healthcare, and natural disasters such as hurricanes due to its coastal location.
- Transportation: Lumberton is a major transportation hub with major highways such as Interstate 95.
Overall, Lumberton has a rich cultural tapestry and a blend of rural and urban elements.
The various communities come together to contribute to its unique identity and character.
Lumberton is located about 31miles (50km) south of Fayetteville, about 40 minutes by car.
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3 Recommended Attractions in Lumberton
Here are 3 recommended attractions in Lumberton.
Exploration Station
Exploration Station is a destination for creative and diverse hands-on experiences, exhibits, and educational programs in science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM), and advanced manufacturing.
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Robeson County History Museum
Robeson County History Museum recreates the life and achievements of Robeson County with artifacts from the earliest residents to the most recent.
Robeson County History Museum has many important historical and literary publications and much to offer.
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Luther Britt Park
Luther Britt Park is a beautiful park that has been called Lumberton's Best Kept Secret.
Luther Britt Park offers swimming, boating, fishing, a paved walking/biking trail around a portion of the lake near the Lumber River, and interactive storytelling trails such as Robeson Trail's StoryWalk.
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We introduced Lumberton, the most dangerous city in North Carolina.
Be very careful when you visit Lumberton!
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