Davidson County, North Carolina, USA
County or equivalent
Location overview
Davidson County lies in the Piedmont region of central North Carolina, south of Winston-Salem and southwest of High Point. Lexington is the county seat, and Thomasville is another principal city. The Yadkin River forms much of its western boundary, while High Rock Lake and the Uwharrie uplands distinguish its southern landscape. Formed from Rowan County in 1822, the county developed agricultural communities alongside towns shaped by furniture manufacturing and rail connections. Its river and reservoir areas support boating, fishing and other outdoor recreation.