Raleigh stretches across the rolling Piedmont in central North Carolina, and its inland position has made it the state capital and one of the three cities of the Research Triangle. Crabtree Creek crosses the northern part of the city before ultimately reaching the Neuse River, while parks and greenways run through Raleigh’s expanding urban fabric. The 1840 North Carolina State Capitol is a Greek Revival landmark downtown; nearby, the North Carolina Museum of Art combines a major public collection with an outdoor park. North Carolina State University brings a strong academic presence to the city’s western side. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Raleigh and central North Carolina.
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