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Cities in North Carolina.

These profiles focus on how income interruption risk shows up locally, including benefit context and exposure drivers.

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Charlotte

1,436,613 residents

Mecklenburg County

Relative risk score55

Raleigh

1,150,010 residents

Wake County

Relative risk score54

Winston-Salem

434,231 residents

Forsyth County

Relative risk score58

Durham

411,362 residents

Durham County

Relative risk score54

Greensboro

345,858 residents

Guilford County

Relative risk score57

Fayetteville

326,821 residents

Cumberland County

Relative risk score62

Concord

297,379 residents

Cabarrus County

Relative risk score54

Asheville

295,040 residents

Buncombe County

Relative risk score59

Wilmington

275,128 residents

New Hanover County

Relative risk score61

Hickory

200,500 residents

Catawba County

Relative risk score57

Gastonia

189,767 residents

Gaston County

Relative risk score57

Cary

176,686 residents

Wake County

Relative risk score53

High Point

171,342 residents

Guilford County

Relative risk score58

Burlington

154,504 residents

Alamance County

Relative risk score60

Greenville

120,595 residents

Pitt County

Relative risk score60

Jacksonville

109,958 residents

Onslow County

Relative risk score62

Apex

67,765 residents

Wake County

Relative risk score50

Huntersville

62,458 residents

Mecklenburg County

Relative risk score54

Chapel Hill

59,889 residents

Orange County

Relative risk score53

Kannapolis

56,470 residents

Cabarrus County

Relative risk score55

Rocky Mount

54,175 residents

Nash County

Relative risk score61