Map of Buncombe County, North Carolina

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About Buncombe County, North Carolina

Buncombe County is a county located in the U.S. state of North Carolina. It's county seat is Asheville. As per 2020 census, the population of Buncombe County is 271534 people and population density is square miles. According to the United States Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 660 sq mi (1,709 km2). Buncombe County was established on 1791.

Buncombe County Facts

Continent	North America
Country	United States
State	North Carolina
County Seat	Asheville
Largest City/Town	Asheville
Established	1791
Total Area	660 sq mi (1,709 sq km)
Land Area	656 sq mi (1,699 sq km)
Water Area	4 sq mi (10 sq km)
Population	269,452 (Census 2020)
Population Density	411 people per sq mi
Time Zone	Eastern Time Zone (ET)
Major Highways	I-26, I-40, US-19, US-23, US-70, US-74A, NC-191
Major Rivers	French Broad River, Swannanoa River
Neighboring Counties	Madison County, Yancey County, McDowell County, Rutherford County, Henderson County, Haywood County
Famous For	Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville arts scene, Biltmore Estate, outdoor recreation
Top Attractions	Biltmore Estate, Blue Ridge Parkway, Downtown Asheville, Pisgah National Forest, River Arts District
Official Website	Official Website

About Buncombe County, North Carolina

Buncombe County is located in the western part of North Carolina, in the state of the United States, and was established in 1791. The county seat is Asheville, which is also the largest city. The county lies in the Blue Ridge Mountains and is known for its vibrant arts culture, scenic landscapes, and role as a major tourism hub in the region.

Cities and Towns in Buncombe County, North Carolina

City/Town	Population (Census 2020)	Latitude & Longitude
Asheville (county seat)	94,589	35.5951°N, 82.5515°W
Black Mountain	8,426	35.6179°N, 82.3218°W
Montreat	723	35.6476°N, 82.2990°W
Weaverville	4,067	35.6979°N, 82.5604°W
Woodfin	7,172	35.6348°N, 82.5821°W
Biltmore Forest	1,386	35.5237°N, 82.5279°W
Fairview (CDP)	2,678	35.5246°N, 82.3987°W
Swannanoa (CDP)	5,138	35.6007°N, 82.3987°W
Arden (CDP)	22,761	35.4632°N, 82.5185°W
Candler (CDP)	26,969	35.5354°N, 82.6890°W
Royal Pines (CDP)	4,431	35.4621°N, 82.5160°W
Enka (CDP)	2,000	35.5300°N, 82.6300°W
Leicester (CDP)	16,000	35.6500°N, 82.7000°W

Golf Courses in Buncombe County, North Carolina

Golf Course	Location	Latitude & Longitude
Asheville Municipal Golf Course	Asheville	35.5775°N, 82.5186°W
Biltmore Forest Country Club	Biltmore Forest	35.5232°N, 82.5281°W
Grove Park Inn Golf Course	Asheville	35.6200°N, 82.5410°W
Reems Creek Golf Club	Weaverville	35.7040°N, 82.5620°W
Broadmoor Golf Links	Asheville	35.4900°N, 82.5800°W

Roads and Highways in Buncombe County, North Carolina

Buncombe County is a major transportation hub in western North Carolina with several key highways.

I-40 – runs east–west connecting Asheville to Knoxville and Winston-Salem
I-26 – links Asheville to Tennessee and South Carolina
US-19 / US-23 – major north–south routes through the county
US-70 – connects Asheville to nearby mountain communities
US-74A – scenic route through the Blue Ridge Mountains
NC-191 – connects Asheville to surrounding areas

Neighboring Counties of Buncombe County

Madison County (north)
Yancey County (northeast)
McDowell County (east)
Rutherford County (southeast)
Henderson County (south)
Haywood County (west)

Top Attractions in Buncombe County, North Carolina

The county is a popular destination for culture, history, and outdoor activities.

Biltmore Estate – America’s largest privately owned home with gardens and winery
Blue Ridge Parkway – scenic drive with overlooks and hiking trails
Downtown Asheville – vibrant area with shops, restaurants, and art galleries
Pisgah National Forest – outdoor recreation including hiking, waterfalls, and camping
River Arts District – creative hub with artist studios and galleries
Mount Mitchell nearby – highest peak in the eastern United States
Asheville Botanical Gardens – peaceful garden space with native plants

Distance from Buncombe County to Nearby Cities

Asheville to Charlotte – 130 mi (209 km)
Asheville to Knoxville, TN – 120 mi (193 km)
Asheville to Greenville, SC – 65 mi (105 km)
Asheville to Atlanta, GA – 200 mi (322 km)
Asheville to Raleigh – 250 mi (402 km)

FAQs about Buncombe County

Where is Buncombe County located?

Buncombe County is located in western North Carolina in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

What is the population of Buncombe County?

The population of Buncombe County is 269,452 according to the 2020 Census.

What is Buncombe County known for?

Buncombe County is known for Asheville, the Biltmore Estate, mountain scenery, and a vibrant arts scene.

What are the major highways in Buncombe County?

Major highways include I-40, I-26, US-19, US-23, US-70, US-74A, and NC-191.

Are there golf courses in Buncombe County?

Yes, Buncombe County has several golf courses including Asheville Municipal Golf Course, Grove Park Inn Golf Course, and Reems Creek Golf Club.

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