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Laurinburg

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Laurinburg

City and administrative headquarters of Scotland County, southern North Carolina, 61 km/38 mi southwest of Fayetteville; population (2000) 15,900. It is noted as the home of St Andrew's Presbyterian College and the Laurinburg Industrial Institute, and has varied light industries.
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