Lincoln County, North Carolina
Formed in 1779 from the eastern part of Tryon County, Lincoln County led North Carolina in iron production in the early 19th century with ten forges and four furnaces, then gave up territory in the 1840s to form Cleveland, Catawba and Gaston counties. The Revolutionary War Battle of Ramsour's Mill was fought in present-day Lincolnton in 1780, and the county borders Lake Norman.
- Businesses listed
- 3,442
- Population (2020)
- 86,810
- County seat
- Lincolnton
- Formed
- 1779
Landmarks & institutions
- Lake Norman
- Rock Springs Camp Meeting Ground (Denver)
- Vesuvius Furnace (between Denver and Iron Station)
- Ingleside (Iron Station)
- Lincolnton Commercial Historic District
Named for gen. Benjamin Lincoln, Revolutionary War general.
3,442 businesses · showing 2,809–2,832
Public School · Vale
Private Association · Denver
Lodging · Denver
Food Truck Stand · Maiden
4265 Kent St
Family Practice · Denver
275 N NC 16 Business Hwy
Janitorial Service · Denver
3767 Creek Ridge Dr