Franklin County topographic map
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Franklin County
Franklin County exhibits a diverse topography characterized primarily by gently rolling hills and low-lying areas interspersed with valleys and water bodies. The county's elevation varies, with the highest points reaching approximately 600 feet above sea level, while much of the landscape sits around 300 to 400 feet. This terrain is shaped by a network of rivers and creeks, including the Tar River and several smaller streams, which contribute to the rich agricultural soil. The landscape supports a mix of forests and open farmland, making it an area of both natural beauty and productive agricultural land.
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Name: Franklin County topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Franklin County, North Carolina, United States (35.81785 -78.54646 36.26616 -78.00646)
Average elevation: 302 ft
Minimum elevation: 121 ft
Maximum elevation: 561 ft
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