PUBLIC REGISTRY INFORMATION

5 registered sex offenders in Evergreen, North Carolina

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Registry context

Population & local comparison
Registry records per 10,000 residents
118.8
450% above North Carolina’s rateNorth Carolina: 21.6 per 10,000
Population estimate
421
About 1 registry record per
84 residents
Rank by registry rate#168 of 516 North Carolina cities

225% above Columbus County’s rate View county →

U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-year estimate. Records relative to population, not the share of residents on a registry.

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About registry information in Evergreen

The total reflects recent public registry information associated with this city in our dataset. It is not an official registry total. Published information and locations can change; check the official source for current details.

Frequently asked questions

How many registered sex offenders are listed in Evergreen?

This page shows 5 registered sex offenders in Evergreen, North Carolina. This is an informational count and may differ from the official registry.

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Is this information always current?

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How is the registry rate calculated?

The rate compares registry records with the U.S. Census Bureau population estimate: records divided by population, multiplied by 10,000. The resident ratio uses the same estimate. These figures describe recorded locations relative to population, not the number of residents who are registered offenders.

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