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Clay County, North Carolina
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**Clay County was enacted in 1861, but it was organized in 1864. It is
surrounded on three sides by mountains forming an amphitheater overlooking a valley. The lands
are exceedingly fertile, and, with the sparkling Hiwassee River flowing through the center from
east to west, with its tributaries, Tusquittee, Brasstown, Sweetwater, & Shooting Creek are well watered.
Hayesville, the county seat, was named after George W. Hayes.
**Source: Western North Carolina A History From 1730 to 1913, By John Preston Arthur, Published by Edward Clay Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, of Clayville, N. C., 1914
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North Carolina Indian Tribes
Clay County Neighbors
Cherokee County / Macon County
Rabun County, Georgia / Towns County, Georgia / Union County, Georgia
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