Where Is Brunswick County?

I am unable to calculate the distance from your location to Brunswick County. However, I can provide information on the distance to Brunswick, Ohio, and Brunswick, Maryland. Brunswick, Ohio, is located approximately 20 miles (32 km) southwest of Cleveland and is the largest city in Medina County. Brunswick, Maryland, on the other hand, is situated in southwestern Frederick County, on the north bank of the Potomac River. The city is accessible by road, with several state highways passing through it, including Maryland Route 17.

Brunswick, Ohio

The city was founded on January 1, 1815, and was named after Brunswick, Germany, following a naming contest. It was later incorporated as a village and then a city in 1960. Brunswick is known for its popular attractions, including the Scene75 Entertainment Center and Sidelines Bar & Grill. The city also offers a range of dining options, such as Lager Heads BBQ Smokehouse and Muchos Bueno's Mexican Grill.

Public education in Brunswick is managed by the Brunswick City School District, which operates seven elementary schools, one middle school, and Brunswick High School. The city also has a Roman Catholic parochial school, St. Ambrose School, serving Kindergarten through 8th grade. In addition, the Brunswick University Center, an extension of Cuyahoga Community College, opened in 2011.

Brunswick experiences varying weather conditions, with temperatures ranging from lows of around 45°F to highs of about 82°F. The city also has a range of media outlets, including daily and weekly newspapers, such as The Medina County Gazette and The Brunswick Post, as well as television and radio stations from the Greater Cleveland, Akron, and Canton areas.

Brunswick, Maryland

Today, Brunswick is a modern city with a range of amenities and facilities, including fire and ambulance services, schools, churches, healthcare providers, and abundant parks. It is also a major stop on the Maryland Rail commuter (MARC) Train line to Washington, D.C., making it a convenient location for commuters. The city has a total area of 3.71 square miles, with a mix of suburban and rural areas.

Brunswick offers a mix of suburban and rural living, with a sparse suburban feel according to some residents. The city has seen new construction and development, with a mix of single-family homes and main-level living options. The Brunswick Crossing community, for example, offers sweeping views, shops, walking trails, and recreational activities. The historic downtown area of Brunswick also offers a range of amenities, including a bike shop, antique stores, restaurants, and a brewpub.

The city is known for its railroad history, with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad establishing a hub in the city in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and the Brunswick High School mascot being named the "Railroaders". The Brunswick Heritage Museum interprets the city's history and features a large model railroad showcasing the importance of the city's location for the railroad.

Brunswick, Georgia

Brunswick offers a diverse range of attractions, such as impressive art galleries, theatres, and centuries-old trees like the Lover's Oak. The city is also a gateway to the four barrier islands of the Golden Isles, which feature activities ranging from golf courses to historic sites like the Fort Frederica National Monument.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Blythe Island Regional Park provides a wealth of recreational activities, including a freshwater lake for swimming and fishing, hiking, and mountain biking. The park is surrounded by popular attractions such as Jekyll Island and Sea Island. Driftwood Beach on Jekyll Island is another must-see, known for its beautiful driftwood and ancient trees that create a unique, mysterious atmosphere.

When it comes to cuisine, Brunswick offers mouth-watering seafood and is known for its signature Brunswick stew. Restaurants like Indigo Coastal Shanty and Shuck's Seafood Market serve up fresh catches and local dishes.

The city also has a vibrant cultural scene, with events like the Brunswick Rockin' Stewbilee, a stew-making competition, and the annual Rhythm on the River concert series. Art Downtown showcases local and regional artists, while the Historic Ritz Theatre hosts musical concerts, plays, and film screenings.

Brunswick's distance from the equator

I am unsure of your location, but I can tell you how far Brunswick County is from the equator.

Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia

Brunswick in Glynn County, Georgia, is located 2,152.26 miles (3,463.72 km) north of the equator. This places it in the northern hemisphere.

East Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey

East Brunswick in Middlesex County, New Jersey, is 2,793.30 miles (4,495.38 km) north of the equator. This also places it in the northern hemisphere.

New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey

New Brunswick in Middlesex County, New Jersey, is 2,797.33 miles (4,501.87 km) north of the equator. It is also in the northern hemisphere.

Brunswick, Medina County, Ohio

Brunswick in Medina County, Ohio, is approximately 20 miles (32 km) southwest of Cleveland. Unfortunately, I could not find its exact distance from the equator.

Brunswick's population

I am unable to calculate the distance from Brunswick County to your location without that information. However, I can provide information on the population of Brunswick County.

Brunswick County Population

Brunswick County is located in the U.S. state of North Carolina and is the southernmost county in the state. As of the 2020 census, the population of Brunswick County was 136,693, a significant increase from 73,143 in 2000, making it one of the fastest-growing counties in North Carolina. The growth is mainly centred in the eastern section of the county, in the suburbs of Wilmington, such as Leland, Belville, and Southport.

The county seat, Bolivia, has a population of around 150 people, making it one of the least populous county seats in North Carolina. In 2021, the population of Brunswick County declined slightly to 133,789.

The racial composition of Brunswick County as of the 2020 census was:

• 81.3% White (Non-Hispanic)
• 9% Black or African American (Non-Hispanic)
• 3.46% Two or more races (Non-Hispanic)
• 2.05% White (Hispanic)
• 1.68% Other (Hispanic)

The median age in Brunswick County is relatively high at 55.2 years, and the county has the highest median age in North Carolina as of 2023. The population density in the county is 86 people per square mile (33 people/km2).

Brunswick County's population growth has been driven by the in-migration of retirees. The largest community in the county is Leland, followed by the county seat of Bolivia.

Other Places Named Brunswick

There are several other places named Brunswick, including:

• Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia
• Brunswick, Ohio

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