Pender County

Pender County is a region located in southeastern North Carolina, known for its diverse landscapes that include coastal areas, rivers, and forests. Established in 1739, the county has a mix of rural and suburban communities, with the town of Burgaw serving as its county seat. Pender County offers recreational opportunities such as fishing, boating, and hiking, thanks to its proximity to the Cape Fear River and nearby beaches. The area has a rich history, with historical sites and a growing economy centered on tourism, agriculture, and residential development.