Chadbourn Public RecordsNorth Carolina

Chadbourn, located in Columbus County, North Carolina, has a population of approximately 1,570 (2022 Census estimates). The median age is about 41 years. Females make up about 54% of the population, while males represent 46%. Racially, Chadbourn is 47% Black or African American, 36% White, 11% Hispanic or Latino, and 6% other or multiracial. The city shows a diverse demographic profile characteristic of small southeastern North Carolina towns.

Chadbourn, located in Columbus County, NC, features a median home value around $90,000 and median rent near $650/month. Roughly 55% of residents own their homes, with single-family houses being most common, alongside some mobile homes and rentals. Property values have seen moderate growth of about 4% year-over-year. Neighborhoods are typically quiet and residential, with proximity to schools and parks. Property tax rates in Columbus County average 0.93%, meaning annual taxes on a median-priced home are approximately $837, making Chadbourn an affordable option for both homebuyers and renters.

Chadbourn, located in Columbus County, NC, has two main public schools: Chadbourn Elementary (grades PK-5) and Chadbourn Middle (grades 6-8). High school students typically attend West Columbus High. The county high school graduation rate is about 81%, while only 8% of adults in Chadbourn hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. Schools in the area have below-average state test scores but offer programs like Title I and Career & Technical Education. School safety meets state standards, but resources for adult education are limited. Educational opportunities beyond high school often require travel outside the community.

Chadbourn, located in Columbus County, NC, relies primarily on personal vehicles for transportation, with over 90% of workers commuting by car and vehicle ownership rates near the national average (about 2 vehicles per household). Public transit usage is minimal, comprising less than 1% of commutes. The average commute time is approximately 23 minutes. Chadbourn is connected by US Highway 76, facilitating regional access. Most residents work in local industries, agriculture, nearby schools, or commute to employment hubs in Whiteville (10 miles east) or Lumberton. Transportation infrastructure is limited, and walkability is low.

Chadbourn, located in Columbus County, NC, has limited healthcare facilities, with no full hospitals in town; residents primarily rely on Columbus Regional Healthcare System in nearby Whiteville (154 beds) and local clinics such as Chadbourn Community Health Center. Approximately 15% of the city’s ~1,700 residents lack health insurance. Access is challenged by a physician-to-population ratio of about 1:3,000. Common health issues include diabetes, hypertension, and obesity, with Columbus County’s adult obesity rate at ~39%. Healthcare provider shortages and transportation barriers impact care, especially among the predominantly Black and White populations (51% and 42%, respectively).