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Huntersville is a town located in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. As of 2019, the estimated population of Huntersville was 57,098, making it one of the largest towns in North Carolina. Huntersville was first incorporated in 1873 and has grown rapidly in recent decades due to its proximity to Charlotte.

Population and Demographics

According to the Wikipedia page for Huntersville, the town's population grew from just 3,014 residents in 2000 to over 50,000 by 2019. Much of this growth came from Charlotte residents moving northward seeking more affordable housing and lower taxes outside of Mecklenburg County. However, Huntersville itself is still considered part of the Charlotte metropolitan area.

The racial makeup of Huntersville is predominantly white, with 78.7% of residents identifying as white alone, 12.5% as African American, 5.5% as Asian American, and 5.8% as Hispanic or Latino of any race according to 2019 census estimates. The median household income is $87,332, above the national average, and only 4.4% of individuals live below the poverty line.

History of Huntersville

Huntersville was first incorporated in 1873, named for the abundant hunting in the area. It remained a small rural town until the late 1990s when it began to rapidly expand. Some key events and facts about the history of Huntersville include:

To learn more about the history of Huntersville, visit the Huntersville Museum website.

Huntersville Economy and Major Employers

Huntersville has a diverse economy with major industries including retail, healthcare, manufacturing, technology, and energy. Top employers in Huntersville include:

Other major employers include retailers like Walmart, Sam's Club, and Best Buy which have locations in Huntersville. Healthcare providers like Atrium Health also offer many jobs in the town and surrounding area.

To learn more about economic development in Huntersville, visit the Huntersville EDC website.

Huntersville Attractions and Things to Do

Despite its rapid growth, Huntersville retains a small-town charm and many natural and recreational attractions. Some of the top things to do and see in Huntersville include:

Huntersville also has an abundant selection of parks, greenways, golf courses, swimming pools, and other ways to stay active. Be sure to check the Town of Huntersville website for information on local events, festivals, and happenings during your visit.

Public Transportation in Huntersville

Public transportation in Huntersville and the surrounding region is provided by the Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS). The LYNX Blue Line runs through Huntersville, with stations located at:
11518 Old Statesville Road
Huntersville, NC 28078 14135 Huntersville-Concord Road
Huntersville, NC 28078

In addition to the light rail, CATS operates bus routes serving major corridors like Gilead Road, Sam Furr Road, and Northcross Center Parkway in Huntersville. Express buses to Charlotte are also available. Use the CATS trip planning tool to find the best route for your commute or exploration of the area.

Huntersville Library

The town of Huntersville has a public library that serves as an important community and cultural center. The Huntersville Public Library is located at:
155 Cove Creek Lane
Huntersville, NC 28078
Phone: (704) 992-3030

The 56,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility opened in 2019 and offers amenities like private study rooms, makerspaces, technology services, community meeting rooms, and of course books, magazines, DVDs, and more. In addition to its collections, the Huntersville Public Library hosts regular programs and classes for all ages.

Huntersville Museums

Two museums in Huntersville provide valuable insights into the history and culture of the town and region:

Huntersville Historical Museum
116 South Old Statesville Road
Huntersville, NC 28078
Phone: (704) 875-3902

Located in a restored 1913 railroad depot, this museum features exhibits on early settlers, the Civil War history of the area, and the development of commerce in the region. Visitors can explore an original log cabin and farmhouse, as well as heritage gardens.

Charlotte Hawkins Brown Museum
6150 Old Statesville Road
Huntersville NC 28078
Phone: (704) 464-0949

This National Historic Landmark celebrates the history of Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown, an influential educator, author, and reformer in the African American community in the early 1900s. The site includes a visitor center and guided tours of the restored buildings and grounds of Palmer Memorial Institute founded by Dr. Brown.

Shopping in Huntersville

From major malls to quaint boutiques, Huntersville offers excellent shopping opportunities including:

In addition to clothing, shoes, home goods and more, Huntersville offers grocery stores like Harris Teeter, Lowes Foods, EarthFare, and Food Lion. Be sure to also check out the Huntersville Farmers Market for local produce, meats, baked goods and crafts.

Huntersville Demographics

Here is a quick overview of key demographic statistics for Huntersville: Huntersville's population is slightly more affluent and has a lower poverty rate compared to national averages. The town has seen rapid diversification in recent decades as it has grown.

Huntersville Sports Teams and Recreation

While there are no major professional sports teams in Huntersville itself, residents are big fans of Charlotte's NFL, NBA, MLS and auto racing teams. Some notable local teams include: Popular outdoor recreation spots include the parks and greenways managed by Mecklenburg County and the Town of Huntersville, as well as Lake Norman where fishing, boating, swimming, and watersports are top activities. McDowell Creek Greenway is great for walking, jogging and biking.

Huntersville, North Carolina Map

The map above shows the location of Huntersville in Mecklenburg County, approximately 14 miles north of downtown Charlotte. Major highways include I-77 running north-south and NC-115 (Old Statesville Road) as a major east-west corridor through the town.

Huntersville ZIP Codes

The Town of Huntersville spans the following ZIP Codes: Use the appropriate Huntersville ZIP Code when addressing mail to local residences or businesses. The 28070 ZIP Code covers north Huntersville while 28078 serves southern parts of town.

Huntersville County - Mecklenburg County

Huntersville is located within Mecklenburg County in North Carolina. Mecklenburg County offices and services include:

Mecklenburg County Courthouse
832 East 4th Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
Phone: (704) 336-2400

Other key Mecklenburg County facilities and offices are located at:
600 East 4th Street
Charlotte, NC 28202

Learn more about Mecklenburg County government services at the official Mecklenburg County website.

Huntersville Government

Huntersville has an elected Mayor and Board of Commissioners who oversee the town government. Contact Huntersville Town Hall at:

Huntersville Town Hall
105 Gilead Road Third Floor
Huntersville, NC 28078
Phone: (704) 875-6541

The Huntersville town website at huntersville.org provides information on town services, meetings, ordinances, plans and more. Residents can pay utility bills or find permit applications online.

Huntersville Schools

Most public schools in Huntersville are part of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District. CMS operates several elementary, middle and high schools within the town limits, including:

Torrence Creek Elementary
12425 Torrence Chapel Rd
Huntersville, NC 28078
Phone: (980) 343-5415

Huntersville Elementary
200 Gilead Rd
Huntersville, NC 28078
Phone: (980) 343-0990

Hough High School
12420 Hough Rd
Cornelius, NC 28031



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