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Wake County Public Libraries
One of 41 library listings in Raleigh.
About Wake County Public Libraries
Wake County Public Libraries is a library in the public service and government sector, based in Raleigh, NC. Its recorded address is 1601 Cross Link Rd, 27610-4186. The listing includes a telephone number, an official website, an email address. It is one of 41 library listings tracked in Raleigh; the nearest comparable listing is Southgate Community Library, within walking distance. Wake County Public Libraries has 5 listed locations in total; this page covers the Raleigh branch.
- Address
- 1601 Cross Link Rd, Raleigh, NC, 27610-4186
- Phone
- +19198566598
- Website
- wakegov.com
- avis.jones@wakegov.com
- Social
Questions
Where is Wake County Public Libraries located?
1601 Cross Link Rd, Raleigh, NC, 27610-4186
How do I contact Wake County Public Libraries?
+19198566598 · http://www.wakegov.com/l
What type of business is Wake County Public Libraries?
Wake County Public Libraries is a library (public service and government) in Raleigh.
Wake County Public Libraries branches
Wake County Public Libraries has 5 listed locations. This branch is in Raleigh.
Nearby library
- Southgate Community LibraryRaleigh0.1 km
- Richard B. Harrison Community LibraryRaleigh2.8 km
- Richard B. Harrison Community LibraryRaleigh2.8 km
- James E Cheek Learning Resources CenterRaleigh2.8 km
- Express Library Fayetteville StreetRaleigh3.2 km
- Supreme Court LibraryRaleigh3.5 km
- SLNC Government & Heritage LibraryRaleigh3.7 km
- North Carolina Newspaper ProjectRaleigh3.7 km
- State Library of North CarolinaRaleigh3.7 km
- Nc State Archives and LibraryRaleigh3.7 km
- Library of North CarolinaRaleigh3.7 km
- Olivia Raney Local History LibraryRaleigh4.3 km
- SMS Kenan LibraryRaleigh4.6 km
- Wake County Public LibrariesRaleigh4.4 km
- Olivia Raney Local History LibraryRaleigh4.4 km
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