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    North Carolina was the 12th state to join the United States, with Raleigh as its capital city and Charlotte as its largest city. It borders South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Virginia. The document provides details on North Carolina's state symbols such as the cardinal bird, channel bass fish, dogwood flower, sweet potato vegetable, and colors of red and blue. It also notes that presidents James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson were both born in North Carolina.

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    North Carolina The Tar

    Heel State
    Facts and Symbols about
    North Carolina

    A little bit about North


    Carolina
    North Carolina was the 12th state in
    the USA.
    Its State Capital is Raleigh.
    Its largest city is Charlotte!

    The states that border North Carolina


    are South Carolina, Georgia,
    Tennessee, and Virginia.
    It is the 28th biggest state.
    Its nickname is the Tar Heel State.
    Two U.S. Presidents were born in
    North Carolina:
    James K. Polk, the 11th president, was
    born in Mecklenburg County.
    Andrew Johnson, the 17th president, was
    born in Raleigh.

    North Carolina State


    Symbols

    State
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    State

    Bird Cardinal
    Fish Channel Bass
    Flower Dogwood
    Vegetable Sweet Potato
    Colors Red and Blue
    Tree Longleaf Pine
    Insect Honey Bee
    Beverage Milk

    The Flag

    The Great Seal of the State of North


    Carolina

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