About Whiteville

Whiteville is the only city in Columbus County, where it is also the county seat. The city has a population of about 6,000 residents and is situated in southern North Carolina. Whiteville is known for being the birthplace and hometown of famous 20th century poet, A.R. Ammons, as well as being one of the places filmed in the 1996 film adaptation of Dorothy Allison’s novel Bastard Out of California. There are also many quality schools located in Whiteville, many of which have also been extremely successful in their sports programs. Some popular attractions in Whiteville are the Vineland Station Railroad Depot and Museum, and the North Carolina Museum of Forestry. The town is also host of the exciting Harvest Days Festival and Fire Ant Festival. Whiteville boasts a great living environment due to its comfortable climate, thriving economy, great amenities, and beautiful landscapes. The town also provides for great recreational services and activities, including golf, hunting, hiking, camping, and various water activities available at nearby lakes and rivers.

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