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Revolution Park Golf Course

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Gastonia National Golf Course

Sharon Golf Course

Bonnie Brae Golf Course

Pawtuckett Golf Course

Cedarwood Golf Club

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Pinetuck Golf Course

General William Lee Davidson Memorial

Anderson Mountain

Sunset Hills Golf Club

Gastonia Municipal Golf Course

Kings Mountain Monument

Grey Rock Golf Course

Meadow Brook Golf Course

Queen Charlotte Statue

Carolinas Aviation Museum

Gold Mine Island

Cardenas Mexico Museum

Veterans' Rest Fountain

Museum Of The Alphabet

Monroe Country Club And Golf Course

Evergreen Cemetery Wwii Memorial

Culp Island

Carolina Golf Course

American Legion Memorial Stadium

Discovery Place

Cowans Ford Island

Larkhaven Golf Club

Lowes Motor Speedway

Paridise Valley Golf Course

Grady Cole Center ( Memorial Stadium)

Walter Bickett Stadium

Sifford Island

Schiele Museum

Martin Luther King, Jr. Sculpture

Levine Museum Of The New South

Love Valley

York County Nature Museum

Beatty Ford Islands (Historical)

Fewell Island

Liberty Tree

Mint Museum Of Art

Rocky River

Westport Golf Course

India Hook Hills

Kannapolis Golf Course

Bank Of America Stadium

Dale Earnhardt Statue

North Carolina

Charlotte Concord

Charlotte, NC, Growing Center of Finance with Natural Scenery

Charlotte, North Carolina, the Queen City, is known for its banking and finance industries, and is home to some of the most renowned museums in America, as well as picturesque natural landscapes and famed sports teams. Charlotte is historically known as the hub for all things fried chicken. There are dozens of eateries that offer it, most of which have garnered ratings above 4.5 stars. 
Charlotte is among the top 20 most populous cities in the United States, with over 872,000 residents and hundreds of thousands of tourists visiting each year. Located in the Piedmont region, Charlotte is the most populous city in the state of North Carolina and has a total area of 308.6 square miles. This city lies at an elevation of 751 feet and constitutes most of Mecklenburg County in the Carolina Piedmont, and consistently boasts a mild climate.
Aside from the headquarters of Bank of America residing in Charlotte, NC, and staking its name within the Carolina Panthers’ stadium, there is much more to Charlotte than business and commerce. It is also home to a massive Nascar fan base and offers many tracks to be visited.  The most popular attractions of Charlotte, NC, include King Street and the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center. King Street is home to one of the most famous farmer’s markets in America. The Blumenthal Performing Arts Center offers admittance to plays by famed playwrights such as Stephen Schwartz and Lin-Manuel Miranda. 
Charlotte offers many other sights to be seen and sounds to be heard. This great city is home to breathtaking natural landscapes like those of Lake Wylie. Those fond of the outdoors and nature will love going for hikes and swimming in pristine spring waters. 

Asheville

Greensboro Winston Salem

Outer Banks Manteo

Wilmington Jacksonville

Raleigh Durham

Raleigh, NC, is part of Research Triangle and the state capital

Raleigh, North Carolina is a fascinating and vibrant blend of modern culture and historical preservation, where eclectic and traditional meet and dazzle. The state capital also forms one of the peak points of North Carolina’s illustrious “Research Triangle”, sharing the bill with nearby Durham and Chapel Hill. 
This wellspring of the industry coupled with the array of arts, culture, and museums has earned Raleigh the well-deserved nickname: “Smithsonian of the South”. 
With a 25% population boom in the last 10 years, Raleigh is the 2nd fastest-growing metro in the country due in part to its progressive job growth and bursting cultural experiences. 
Raleigh promises warm summers that rarely peak in the 90s and mild winters that even more rarely drop below freezing. The city itself occupies 114.0 square miles and is cut by the Neuse River through the northeast end of the city. 
Raleigh also boasts a second nickname: “The City of Oaks”. Because of its mild climate, several species of oak flourish in and around the city, as well as up and down the Neuse River.
Some of the more popular hot spots can be found in downtown Raleigh. The one and only CAM, better known as “The Contemporary Art Museum”, hosts new and exciting exhibits constantly. The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences boasts a three-story-tall replica globe amidst an array of native flora. Learn everything about the state at the North Carolina Museum of History. 
After dark, you will start hearing the music pour from the jazzy C. Grace or the rocking Neptunes, unless you would prefer to check out more acts and performances from the Red Hat Amphitheater. Visit the Belgian-style brewery Bhavana or the James Beard-rated Poole’s Diner.  Hike the Neuse River Greenway Trail, or the 1,100 mile Mountains-to-Sea Trail, which stretches the length of the state.

Plane Class	Example Plane	Max. Passengers
Air Taxi	Piper Cherokee	3	See Options
Midsize Air Taxi	Beechcraft Baron	5	See Options
Large Air Taxi	Piper Chieftain	8	See Options
Executive Air Taxi	Pilatus PC-12	8-9	See Options
Light Jet	Phenom 300	6-7	See Options
Midsize Jet	Hawker 800	8-9	See Options
Large Jet	Gulfstream V	14	See Options

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