Town guide · Piedmont

Weddington

A suburban Union County town in the Charlotte area, noted as one of North Carolina's wealthiest towns by household income.

35.02° N · -80.74° W · Union County

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Weddington is a Union County suburb and part of the Charlotte metropolitan area. It covers close to sixteen square miles, almost all of it land. The town is noted as North Carolina’s third wealthiest town by median household income. At the 2020 census, most households were married couples, and nearly half included children under 18. Most residents lived in urban areas, with a smaller share in rural areas. Jim Bell is the town’s current mayor. Source: Wikipedia (opens in a new tab)

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                Report Card

                Ray Arts Index · 2026

                Town
                Weddington
                County
                Union County
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                Weddington grades by subject
                SubjectWeightGrade
                Local government supportExtra weightArts budget, arts office, grants, parks & rec arts18%–
                Arts educationExtra weightSchool district arts programs, arts schools and camps12%–
                Arts placesVenues, museums and galleries18%–
                ActivityArts events each month13.5%–
                FestivalsActive arts festivals13.5%–
                Arts organizationsArts nonprofits and their budgets13.5%–
                Creative economyArts businesses and working artists7%–
                HeritageLong-running arts institutions and history groups4.5%–

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                Marking scaleA 80+ · B 65+ · C 50+ (national typical) · D 35+ · F below 35 · Inc. not yet measured

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