41 percent of NC towns are declining in population. The worst are in the northeast.
Story Date: 7/6/2017

 

Source: Abbie Bennett, NEWS & OBSERVER, 7/5/17

While some parts of the state have grown in the past six years, a large portion of North Carolina is declining, according to data from the UNC Carolina Population Center. Of the state’s 553 municipalities, 225 – or about 41 percent – saw population decline in 2010-16. Another 192 towns and cities saw growth lower than 6.4 percent over that time. 

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