Town of Mesic

Pamlico County is known
mainly for its rural countryside
and widespread towns. There
are only a few stoplights within
the county, and heavy traffic is
non-existent. Marinas, boats,
and fishing dominate this water-
based county, along with
farming and cropping.
The county is divided into five
different townships, numbered
1 to 5. Grantsboro resides in
Township 1, Alliance and
Stonewall are in Township 2
and Bayboro, Mesic, and
Vandemere are in Township 3.
Township 4 is rural area and
Township 5 consists of
Arapahoe, Minnesott Beach,
and Oriental. Pamlico County is
also known as some of Eastern
North Carolina premiere
fishing and hunting locations.
Birdwatchers and artists are
also inspired by the wide array
of natural beauty seen
throughout the county.
Pamlico County also offers
ability. For the senior citizens
who are looking for a place to
retire and desire the relaxation
and entertainment of senior
citizen groups, any town in
Pamlico County can suit.

MESIC CITY LIMITS
NEWS GROUP

MESIC TOWN COUNCIL

Councilman
Dennis Jones

Mayor Pro-Tem
Lois M. Credle.

Councilman
James M. Cooper

Councilman
Mahue. Smith

Councilman
Bryan Credle


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Website Created by
Bill Smith
aka Sonny
aka poppabear

I hope that you will
consider Mesic, for
your new retirement
home. We are a quiet
riverside community.
SO WHY NOT,
COME ON HOME ?

Three Centuries of North Carolina Heritage

Mesic is just 26 miles from historic
New Bern, the second oldest town in North Carolina, it's situated
where the Trent and Neuse Rivers meet. New Bern is abound with
history around every corner with over 150 historic landmarks, the
magnificent Tryon Palace, Birth Place of Pepsi and a 157,000-acre
national forest.

It is a pleasure for me to extend personally, as well as on behalf of
the Mesic Board of Councilmen and the citizens of our Town, a
most cordial welcome to the Mesic website. We are pleased and
honored that you have chosen to visit our Town. We hope you will
find the time to come and explore Mesic,
North Carolina, founded in 1710. This predominantly African
American community was started in the early 1860's, became an
incorporated Town in 1971.

Mayor Booker T. Jones

MESIC IS THE BEST PLACE TO LIVE IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA

MT. OLIVE CHURCH

Mayor B.T. Jones, Sr.

MESIC WATER FRONT