Maps
Catawba County Jurisdictional Maps
Click the links below for maps in PDF format.
- Catawba County Precinct Map
- Detailed Precinct Maps (40 precincts with streets)
- (Interim) US Congressional Districts (District 10) | NC Map - REDRAWN 2/2022
- NC House Districts (Districts 89 & 96) | NC Map - REDRAWN 2/2022
- NC Senate District (District 45) | NC Map - REDRAWN 2/2022
- Municipal Maps (8 Municipalities)
- Municipal Ward Maps:
- City of Hickory Wards (6 Wards) - REDRAWN 11/2021
- Town of Long View Ward (5 Wards) - REDRAWN 11/2021
- City School Maps:
- Hickory Public Schools (6 School Wards)
- Newton-Conover City Schools (2 School Districts)
- Mountain Creek Township (Mixed Beverage Election held in May 2007-passed)
Larger copies of maps may be purchased from Catawba County GIS department. Contact Kate Foster at 828-465-8356
Printed list of Polling Locations with District List (1 page PDF)
Printed list of Polling Locations with Directions (2-page PDF)
Where do I vote? Find your registration information on the State Board's voter search tool. Your jurisdictions and election day polling location will be listed on your record.
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2020 PRECINCT REASSIGNMENTS
Changes were made March 2020 to the voting precincts of Catawba County listed below in order to reduce the size of large precincts and to lessen the distance residents must travel to a polling location. The County Board approved the changes at the Sep 24, 2019 meeting and changes were submitted to the State Board for approval as part of a statewide precinct change project. Changes were approved by the State in early 2020 and took effect after the March 2020 primary.
| Precinct (click for map) | Description of Changes | # of Voters Reassigned |
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| 13 - Greenmont | Now in Pct 26: properties between US 321 and Old Lenoir Rd from Tailored Industries north to the 321 bridge | 0 |
| 17 - Long View N | Now in Pct 26: properties north of Clement Blvd | 0 |
| 25 - North Newton | Added properties from Pct 40 on the odd-numbered side of St. Pauls Church Rd that were in Newton City limits | - |
| 26 - Oakland Heights | Added properties from Pcts 13 & 17 to bring Resurrection International Church (the polling location for Pct 26) into the Precinct 26 boundary | - |
| 29 - St Stephens 2 | Added properties from Pct 33 | - |
| 33 - Springs | Now in Pct 29: [Lake Hickory Country Club area] | 1,601 |
| 34 - Startown | Now in Pct 35: even-numbered properties along Sandy Ford Rd (and all roads and subdivisions north), Odd-numbered Startown Rd residents north of Sandy Ford Rd | 483 |
| 35 - Sweetwater | Added properties from Pcts 34 and 40 | - |
| 40 - West Newton | Now in Pct 35: even-numbered properties along Settlemyre Bridge Rd (from the bridge to Startown Rd), Startown Rd residents north of Settlemyre Bridge Rd, all areas north including properties accessed via Valleyview Drive, and the Fairgrove Ch Rd area south of US 70 | 58 |
Voters affected by the changes were mailed voter registration cards on Friday, April 17, 2020.
Residents living at properties described above have been reassigned to different precincts in order to reduce the number of voters at their previous polling location and to lessen their drive to their election-day polling site.
- Precinct 33-Springs had over 6,000 voters; 1,601 are now in Pct 29 and live closer to their new election-day polling location. 33's voting population is down to 4,321 (Sherrill's Ford Pct 31 now holds the top spot with 4,561 voters).
- Residents living in the northern areas of Pcts 40-W Newton and 34-Startown have been combined into Pct 29-Sweetwater; their polling location is now closer.
To check your jurisdictions, search for your name using the State's Voter Search tool Voter Search
Once your record is pulled up, scroll down to the "Your Jurisdictions" section (see example below).