San Francisco / Pembroke / Georgetown / Neville / Birmingham / Columbus / Robeson / Lumberton / Princess Ann Orrum / /
Company
Coastal North Carolina / Recreation Trust Fund / Light Company / Menasha Ridge Press / Stephens / Progress Energy / Indian Historian Press / /
Country
United States / Scotland / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
McNeill’s Bridge / Pembroke State University / Proposed North Carolina Indian Cultural Center / Lower Lumber River Trail / McGirt’s Bridge / Lumber River Trail / Picnic Shelter / Campbell Bridge / Turnpike Br. / North Carolina State University / Lower Lumber River Canoe Trail / /
Piney Island / Scottish Highlands / Drowning Creek / River Rd. / Waccamaw / Roanoke Island / /
Organization
N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation / General Assembly / Columbus County Parks and Recreation Commission / Department of Environment and Natural Resources / Parks and Recreation Trust Fund / Department of Natural Resources and Community Development / Lumber River Basin Committee / Lumber River Canoe Club / Lumber River Park Advisory Committee / Lumber River State Park Advisory Committee / Clean Water Management Trust Fund / Lumber River Conservancy / Lower Lumber River Preservation Committee / United States Department of the Interior / Lumber River State Park and State River Citizens Advisory Committee / National Park Service / Pembroke State University / Natural Heritage Trust Fund / Lumberton Recreation Commission / North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources / office of State Archaeology / Division of Parks and Recreation / Nature Conservancy / North Carolina State University / Indian Cultural Center / Robeson County Recreation and Park Commission / /
Person
Mike McIntyre / Ann / Mark Gardner / Andy Ashe / David K. Eliades / John White / James Sessoms / John Charles McNeill / William Cobey / Jr. / John Lawson / Paul Gardner / Tom McCloud / Bob McCloud / Carolina Power / Walter Raleigh / Matthew Bluff / James B. Hunt Jr. / Bruce Babbitt / / /
Position
poet journalist / representative of the entire region / Secretary / superintendent / Harper / Princess / Governor / Chairman / Congressman / Secretary of the Interior / surveyor / /
ProvinceOrState
Anson County / Alabama / Richmond County / Robeson County / British Columbia / Bladen County / Robeson / Columbus County / South Carolina / Columbus / HokeScotland / North Carolina / B.C. / /
Region
southeastern North Carolina / Eastern United States / Eastern North Carolina / Southeastern United States / /
I. DESCRIPTION OF LUMBER RIVER STATE PARK LOCATION AND ACCESS Lumber River State park is located in southeastern North Carolina in Robeson, Columbus, Scotland and Hoke Counties. The park headquarters is located at Prince