List of counties in North Carolina
List of Counties in North Carolina[edit | edit source]
North Carolina, a state located in the southeastern region of the United States, is divided into 100 counties. The largest county by area is Robeson County, while the smallest is Clay County. The most populous county is Wake County, and the least populous is Tyrrell County. This article will focus on the healthcare facilities available in these counties.
This is a brief introduction to the topic. The following sections will provide more detailed information.
Robeson County[edit | edit source]
Robeson County is the largest county in North Carolina by area, covering approximately 951 square miles. Despite its size, it is not the most populous county, with a population of around 130,625 people.
Healthcare in Robeson County[edit | edit source]
Robeson County is home to several healthcare facilities, including the Southeastern Regional Medical Center, which provides a wide range of medical services to the local population. Other notable healthcare facilities include the Robeson Health Care Corporation and the Lumberton Health Center.
Clay County[edit | edit source]
Clay County is the smallest county in North Carolina by area, covering approximately 221 square miles. It has a population of around 10,587 people.
Healthcare in Clay County[edit | edit source]
Despite its small size, Clay County has a number of healthcare facilities. The Clay County Care Center provides both short-term and long-term care for residents, while the Chatuge Regional Hospital offers a range of medical services.
Wake County[edit | edit source]
Wake County is the most populous county in North Carolina, with a population of around 1,111,761 people. It covers an area of approximately 857 square miles.
Healthcare in Wake County[edit | edit source]
Wake County is home to numerous healthcare facilities, including the WakeMed Health and Hospitals, which is the largest healthcare provider in the county. Other notable healthcare facilities include the Duke Raleigh Hospital and the UNC Rex Healthcare.
Tyrrell County[edit | edit source]
Tyrrell County is the least populous county in North Carolina, with a population of around 4,016 people. It covers an area of approximately 594 square miles.
Healthcare in Tyrrell County[edit | edit source]
Tyrrell County has a limited number of healthcare facilities due to its small population. The primary healthcare provider in the county is the Tyrrell County Health Department, which offers a range of medical services to local residents.
Conclusion[edit | edit source]
While the size and population of a county can influence the number and type of healthcare facilities available, all counties in North Carolina have access to healthcare services. From large hospitals in populous counties like Wake County to smaller health departments in less populous counties like Tyrrell County, residents of North Carolina have a range of healthcare options available to them.
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