North Carolina

North Carolina is a state in the northeastern region of Carolina. The state is bordered to the south by South Carolina and to the west by Auvergne. It is also bordered to the north by the U.S. state of Virginia and to the east by the Atlantic Ocean. North Carolina is both the most extensive and has the highest population in Carolina. The state is divided into 100 parishes. The capital of the state is Raleigh, while the largest city is Charlotte.

North Carolina has a wide range of landscapes and climates, shown by it's large area. The state ranges from coastal plains near the Atlantic Ocean, to mountainous terrain in the west near Auvergne. Mount Mitchell in western North Carolina is the highest point in North America, east of the Mississippi River. The climate of the coastal plains region of North Carolina is highly influenced by the Atlantic Ocean. Most of the state falls under a humid subtropical climate, however some areas in the western part of the state fall under an oceanic climate.

North Carolina is an economic center for Carolina, both in Charlotte and other cities. Charlotte is home to the largest banking center in Carolina. The Research Triangle Area, centered in Raleigh and Durham is also the largest tech center in Carolina. The state also hosts a number of high level universities and businesses.