Iredell County has a population of approximately 137,500 residents in its 574 square miles. Located in the piedmont area of the state, this county offers a thriving and progressive lifestyle. The county seat of Statesville, founded in 1789, is home to nearly 25,000 residents. Some of the county?s largest employers are Lowe's, Lake Norman Regional Medical Center, and Kewaunee Scientific.

Education is an important and valued service. The Iredell-Statesville School District operates 20 elementary, 8 middle, and 6 high schools. Student enrollment is approximately 19,000 and highest student achievement is one of the district goals. For higher educational needs, Mitchell Community College offers two-year programs, university transfer credits, and continuing education courses.

Outdoor recreation enthusiasts enjoy all Lake Norman has to offer. With nearly 530 miles of shoreline, Lake Norman provides unlimited fishing, boating, swimming, and skiing opportunities.

Allison Woods features over 1000 acres of meadows, hardwood forests, ponds, and streams alongside the South Yadkin River. This beautiful natural area received the designations as a National Historic Place and Natural Heritage Site of Regional Importance. Outdoor educators lead guided and narrated tours for student groups.

The Iredell Museum of Arts and Heritage, situated on 30 acres, displays local art and history exhibits in a restored, water pump station. Also on site is a restored farmstead, which features a two-story cabin, a one-room schoolhouse, and a blacksmith shop. Residents and visitors enjoy the Museum outdoors as there are picnic facilities and nature trails traversing the property.

Historic Statesville boasts four residential historic districts. Walking tours through these delightful residential neighborhoods display a myriad of architectural styles: Craftsman, Italianate, Victorian, and Federal. The long-established downtown district is recognized as a Historic Business District and features antique shops, boutiques, galleries, and charming eateries and coffee houses.

Shopping and dining opportunities abound in Iredell County. Outlet malls, regional malls, and specialty shops offer locally crafted pottery, antiques, sports and outdoor gear, and farm and garden equipment. Dining and restaurants offer an array of cuisine from which to choose. County residents and visitors enjoy southern country cooking, barbeque, four-star steakhouses, and seafood. Nearby vineyards provide winery tours and wine sampling. Several charming bed and breakfast lodgings provide offer package weekends for the ultimate relaxation experience.

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