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Sanford is a city in Lee County, North Carolina, United States. The population was 28,518 at the 2010 census. It is the county seat of Lee County.

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rdfs:comment	Sanford is a city in Lee County, North Carolina, United States. The population was 28,518 at the 2010 census. It is the county seat of Lee County.
foaf:name	Sanford, North Carolina
foaf:depiction
area code	919
area land (m2)	62300000(xsd:double) 62418713(xsd:double)
area total (m2)	62600000(xsd:double) 62677712(xsd:double)
area water (m2)	200000(xsd:double) 258998(xsd:double)
country	United States
elevation (μ)	107(xsd:double) 108(xsd:double)
is part of	Lee County State of North Carolina
leader title	City manager Mayor
population density (/sqkm)	456(xsd:double) 457(xsd:double)
population total	28518(xsd:integer)
thumbnail	http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Lee_County_Courthouse_in_the_Spring.JPG?width=300
time zone	dbpedia:Eastern_Time_Zone
type	dbpedia:City
UTC offset	-4 -5
is billed of	Miss Congeniality
is birth place of	Swann, Eric Abie Hood Hooker, Leniel McDuffie, J. D. Briggs, Bill Gunter, Jay U. Ryan Solle Mellette, Aaron Akeem Richmond Harrington, Bill Ivan Parker Jones, Steve Dick Such
is city of	WWGP - named for founding partners, Walter W. Gregory of Rocky Mount, NC, and Waldo W. Primm, also of Rocky Mount prior to moving back to Sanford, NC, to launch Sanford's first radio station, over strong opposition of the local newspaper, which failed to stop the addition of a new media outlet in Sanford. The call letters, WWGP, stand for: Winford W.(Williams) Gregory and Waldo W. Primm, the founders. W.W. Gregory died not long after WWGP began broadcasting, a serious personal loss to the Gregory and Primm families. WWGP was thought by some to represent Primm family names, Gerald Primm and Winford Primm, sons of W. W. Primm and Treva C. Primm. WXKL WFJA WDCC Lee County High School (abbreviation: LCHS) Southern Lee High School (abbreviation: SLHS)
is county seat of	Lee County
is death place of	Council, Floyd Gannt, Jerome Bernard Waldman
is headquarter of	The Sanford Herald
is largest city of	Lee County
is location of	Raleigh Exec Jetport at Sanford-Lee County Buffalo Presbyterian Church and Cemeteries Euphronia Presbyterian Church Downtown Sanford Historic District East Sanford Historic District Farish-Lambeth House Hawkins Avenue Historic District John D. McIver Farm Lee Avenue Historic District Lee County Courthouse Lee County Training School Railroad House Rosemount-McIver Park Historic District Sanford High School, Former Seaboard Milling Company Temple Theatre
is picture of	Railroad House Temple Theatre
is residence of	Mike C. Stone
is route end of	Tramway Road / Main Street
is route junction of	dbpedia:U.S._Route_421_in_North_Carolina dbpedia:North_Carolina_Highway_42 dbpedia:U.S._Route_1_in_North_Carolina dbpedia:U.S._Route_501 dbpedia:North_Carolina_Highway_87 dbpedia:U.S._Route_15_in_North_Carolina dbpedia:U.S._Route_501_in_North_Carolina

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