Aulander Public RecordsNorth Carolina

Aulander, located in Bertie County, NC, had a population of about 753 in 2020. Approximately 48% were male and 52% female. The median age was around 43. Racially, the town was about 46% White, 50% Black or African American, and 4% other races, including mixed and Hispanic/Latino residents. The community reflects small-town diversity within a predominantly rural area.

Aulander, a small town in Bertie County, NC, has a median home value of approximately $85,000, with homeownership rates near 60% and median rents around $650 per month. The housing market is stable, with modest annual appreciation of 2-3%. Housing types are predominantly single-family homes, with a few duplexes and mobile homes. Neighborhoods are quiet and rural, with spacious lots. Property tax rates average 0.86% of assessed value, making taxes relatively affordable. Rental inventory is limited, and the real estate market remains accessible compared to state and national averages.

Aulander, located in Bertie County, NC, is served primarily by Bertie County Schools, with no schools directly in Aulander; students typically attend Bertie High School (approx. 550 students, GreatSchools score: 2/10) in Windsor. Only 12% of Aulander adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher, lower than the state average. School safety measures include security staff and routine drills. Educational programs focus on standard curricula, with some vocational and adult education options countywide. Bertie County operates 8 public schools serving about 2,300 students overall.

Aulander, located in Bertie County, NC, has limited public transportation options, with over 90% of residents commuting by private vehicle and fewer than 1% using public transit. The average one-way commute time is approximately 27 minutes. Vehicle ownership is high, with most households owning two or more cars. The town lacks extensive transportation infrastructure; highways like NC-11 and US-13 connect residents to larger employment hubs in Ahoskie and Windsor. Local employment is mainly concentrated in agriculture, education, and small businesses, requiring residents to travel outside Aulander for broader job opportunities.

Aulander, a small town in Bertie County, NC, lacks a hospital within its limits; the nearest hospitals are Vidant Bertie Hospital in Windsor (approximately 13 miles away) and ECU Health Roanoke-Chowan Hospital in Ahoskie (about 10 miles). Local care is mainly provided by clinics such as Aulander Medical Practice. Approximately 14% of Bertie County residents are uninsured, and 24% live below the poverty line. The population is 54% Black, 42% White, with high rates of hypertension, diabetes, and obesity prevalent. Access to primary care providers is limited, with roughly 1 provider per 3,000 residents.