Gaston County, North Carolina
Formed from Lincoln County in 1846, Gaston County built a textile economy after three cotton mills opened between 1845 and 1848, and the 1929 Loray Mill strike in Gastonia became a key event in the American labor movement. Dallas served as the county seat until Gastonia took over in 1911; the county has fifteen incorporated cities and towns and includes Crowders Mountain State Park.
- Businesses listed
- 8,337
- Population (2020)
- 227,943
- County seat
- Gastonia
- Formed
- 1846
Landmarks & institutions
- Crowders Mountain State Park
- Schiele Museum of Natural History (Gastonia)
- Daniel Stowe Conservancy (Belmont)
- Belmont Abbey College (Belmont)
- Christmas Town USA (McAdenville)
Named for william Gaston, U.S. Representative and justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court.
Towns
8,337 businesses · showing 7,921–7,944
IT Service and Computer Repair · Cherryville
400 E Main St Ste C
Behavioral or Mental Health Clinic · Gastonia
176 W Franklin Blvd