North Carolina Progress Board

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The North Carolina Progress Board is a non-partisan organization established by the state of North Carolina to monitor trends that affect lives of citizens in a variety of areas.

The Progress Board tracks historical and projected trends that influence public needs and resources as well as North Carolina’s competitive status. GIS maps from the state's Warren Wilson College posted on the website summarise the data provided.

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