Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Winston-Salem has a population of about 190,000 people and comprises much of Forsyth County North Carolina, which has a total population of 317,810 people.

Winston-Salem is one of the three cities of the Piedmont Triad, sharing the designation with Greensboro and High Point. Embracing the example of the Research Triangle, Winston-Salem NC has taken to high technology fields, such as biotechnology, which have helped to foster economic growth.

The city center is full of museums, distinctive restaurants and shopping comparable to any other large metropolitan area. With the cities of Greensboro and High Point each only a half an hour away, shopping options triple at the drop of a hat.Although it is a large city, Winston-Salem enjoys natural resources as well. Winston-Salem and the Triad are all located in the lush heartland of the state. There are plenty of golf courses and parks, allowing people to take a break from their city lives.

Located at the intersection of Interstate 40 which runs east and west, and Route 52 which connects north and south, Winston-Salem has excellent access to the rest of the state and country. Asheville is about two hour and twenty minutes to the west, Charlotte is about an hour and a half to the south, and Raleigh is about two hours east.

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