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1309 First St W
Ahoskie NC 27910
Phone: (252) 332-2867
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Hunting Areas In Adjoining Halifax County
The first residents
of this region were Native American tribes such
as Nottoways, Meherrins and Chowanokes.
Northampton County was formed out of Bertie
County in 1741. It was named in honor of James
Compton, the 5th Earl of Northampton. Part of
the lands that originally made up eastern
Northampton County were later used to create the
neighboring Hertford County in 1759.
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Average
high temperatures in Conway reach 88
degrees Fahrenheit in July, and average
low temperatures get down to 27 degrees
in January. The monthly precipitation
average is 3.9 inches. Annual snowfall
averages 8.8 inches.
Conway Middle School and Northampton
High - East provide public education to
students from grade levels 6 through 12.
Students at earlier grade levels can
attend Willis Hare Elementary School in
Pendleton, which is less than 3 miles
away.
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Institutions of higher education
that can be reached within an hour
from Conway include Roanoke Chowan
Community College, Virginia State
University, Pitt Community College,
East Carolina University, John Tyler
Community College, Christopher
Newport University, College of
William & Mary and Tidewater
Community College.
The doctors of Northampton Family
Practice serve local health care
needs.
There are four golf courses within
just 20 miles of Conway. The closest
is a mere seven miles outside of
town in the community of Lasker.
This is where you'll discover Valley
Pine Country Club, an 18-hole course
with 2 lakes, a canal, plush
fairways and excellent greens.
Head a bit south from Conway to find
Tillery Game Land, a public hunting
area in adjoining Halifax County.
You can find deer, turkey, raccoon,
rabbit, squirrel and more among the
available species. Roanoke River
Wetlands and National Wildlife
Refuge is just slightly further
south. Those with permits can take
aim at deer, turkey, raccoon,
waterfowl and a lot more on this
35,457-acre property.
It's a short drive to Roanoke
Rapids, which is situated on Lake
Gaston. Formed in 1963, this lake
has been a popular vacation retreat
for almost half a century. Boating
and fishing opportunities abound
here.
In less than 90 minutes, you can
reach the expansive resort region of
Albemarle Sound. This desirable
destination offers access to the
Atlantic Ocean in addition to lots
of golfing and fine dining.
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