Origin of "North Carolina"
State Name Origin
Flag of North Carolina
State Flag
North Carolina Quarter
State Quarter
Carolina Tartan
State Tartan
Esse quam videri
State Motto
Gray Squirrel
State Mammal
Dogwood
State Flower
Stock Car Racing
State Sport
Eastern Box Turtle
State Reptile
Pine Tree
State Tree
Honeybee
State Insect
Northern Cardinal
State Bird
Red and Blue
State Colors
The Tar Heel State
State Nickname
Seal of North Carolina
State Seal
Clay
State Art Medium
Strawberry and Blueberry
State Berries
Milk
State Beverage
Blueberry
State Blue Berry
Raleigh
State Capital
Venus Flytrap
State Carnivorous Plant
Fraser Fir
State Christmas Tree
Plott Hound
State Dog
Festivals
State Festivals
Whirligigs by Vollis Simpson
State Folk Art
Clogging
State Folk Dance
Megalodon Shark Teeth
State Fossil
Southern Appalachian Brook Trout
State Freshwater Fish
Pine Barrens Treefrog
State Frog
Scuppernong Grape
State Fruit
Shad Boat
State Historical Boat
Colonial Spanish Mustang
State Horse
English
State Language
Virginia Opossum
State Marsupial
Oak Ridge Military Academy
State Military Academy
Gold
State Mineral
Dublin Peanut Festival
State Peanut Festival
Shag
State Popular Dance
Seagrove Area
State Pottery Birthplace
Emerald
State Precious Stone
Strawberry
State Red Berry
Granite
State Rock
Marbled Salamander
State Salamander
Channel Bass
State Saltwater Fish
Scotch Bonnet
State Shell
The Old North State
State Song
Thalian Association
State Theater
A Toast
State Toast
Sweet Potato
State Vegetable
Carolina Lily
State Wildflower