Graham City
Graham City Hall is located at 201 South Main Street, Graham NC 27253.
Phone: 336‑570‑6700.
Neighborhoods
- North Main Street Historic District
- Alston Acres
- Ashleys Pond
- Avalon Acres
- Bason Place
- Big Woods
- Boyd Creek
- Broad Acres
- Buttermilk Acres
- Canterbury
- Capes Landing
- Carolina Oaks
- Carrollton Place
- Cedar Crest
- Coble Estates
- Dawns Hills
- Euliss Heights
- Fair Oaks
- Forest Hills
- Glenwood Estates
- Graystone
- Greenway Park
- Hanford Hills
- Hargrove Hills
- Haw Village
- Hedgerows
- Hideaway
- Hopewood
- Hopewood Meadows
- Huntington Hills
- Huntwood
- Larkin Square
- Mallard Creek
- Martindale Acres
- Obra Acres
- Old Fields
- Park Heights
- Pine Bluff Estates
- Pine Creek Plantation
- Quarry Hills
- Random Meadows
- Red Oak Acres
- River Ridge
- Riverwalk
- Robin Hood Forest
- Rockwood
- Rogers Nest
- Rogers Woods
- Salem Woods
- Saxonville
- Serendipity Spring
- Shadow Ridge
- Shamrock Pointe
- South Meadow
- Southwick
- Stonehaven
- The Knolls at Shamrock Valley
- The Landings
- The Villas at Hanford
- Thompson Place
- Thornton Ridge
- Timberlake
- Tradon Place
- Trevors Hunt
- Valleyfield
- Vaughn Village
- Waters Edge at Mallard Creek
- Willowview
- Young Place
Incorporated in 1851, the City of Graham, county seat of Alamance County, encompasses approximately 9.7 sq. miles of land within its corporate boundaries. Graham is located just off Interstate 40/85, bordering the City of Burlington, and approximately 50 miles northwest of Raleigh.
The city is named for William Alexander Graham (1804-1875) a North Carolina politician who served as Governor, U. S. Senator, and Secretary of the Navy.