Chowan County, located in Edenton, NC, boasts a rich history dating back to the 16th century when English explorers first encountered Algonquin tribes along the Chowan River. With a population of 14,739 as of the 2010 census, Chowan County offers a blend of historic landmarks, architectural treasures, recreational activities, and abundant agricultural and aquatic resources.
Named after the Native American word for "People of the South," Chowan County continues to preserve its heritage while embracing modern amenities and services through various government departments, including tourism development, emergency management, and social services. Visitors and residents alike can explore the county's diverse offerings by accessing information on government services, economic development, and tourism initiatives through the county's comprehensive website.
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