Wayne County topographic map
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Wayne County
Wayne County's surface is level to gently rolling uplands with broad bottoms along the rivers and some creeks. Elevations are predominantly 120 to 145 feet above sea level. The largest waterway, the Neuse River, bisects the lower central portion of the county and cuts a deep channel 20 to 40 feet deep as it flows in an eastward direction. Unusual river bluffs occur in the vicinity of Seven Springs. In addition to the Neuse River, the county is drained by the Little River, the Northeast Cape Fear River and numerous creeks.
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Name: Wayne County topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Wayne County, North Carolina, United States (35.14880 -78.30658 35.59782 -77.79994)
Average elevation: 128 ft
Minimum elevation: 23 ft
Maximum elevation: 243 ft
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