Town of Williamston, Williamston Township, Martin County, North Carolina, United States

Overview of Williamston

• Name:
  Williamston
• Official Name:
  Town of Williamston
• Place Type:
  Incorporated Town
• Located In:
  Williamston Township, Martin County, North Carolina, United States
  
• History (GNIS):
  Skewarky was Thomas Hunter's plantation, which was incorporated in 1779 as Williamston and named for William Williams, a colonel in the Revolutionary War.
• County Seat of:
  Martin County
• Coordinates:
  Latitude:35.854603935° 51' 16.6"N

  Longitude:-77.055511477° 03' 19.8"W
• Nearby Cities:
  • Pierce Mobile Home Estates 2.6 mi. SW
  • Everetts (Cross Roads Township) 6.8 mi. W
  • Bear Grass (Beargrass Township) 7.3 mi. SW
  • Jamesville (Jamesville Township) 9.4 mi. E
  • Hamilton (Hamilton Township) 10.6 mi. NW
  • Robersonville (Robersonville Township) 11 mi. W
• Nearby Cemeteries:
  • Woodlawn 0.6 mi. NW
  • Staton-Biggs 2.7 mi. S
  • Martin Memorial Garden (Cross Roads Township) 5 mi. W
  • Tices Community (Griffins Township) 9 mi. S
  • Manning (Griffins Township) 10.2 mi. SE
  • Hillcrest (Windsor, Windsor Township, Bertie County) 10.9 mi. NE
  • Edgewood (Windsor Township, Bertie County) 13.2 mi. NE
• Population:
  5,617
• Elevation:
  22 m
• Histopolis Place ID:
  764066163
• Updated Apr 19, 2020