Burke, North Carolina (NC) Courts Companies

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Burke County Magistrate Office
PO Box 219
Morganton NC 28680
(828) 432-2817
Clerk of Superior Court
P.O. BOX 796
Morganton NC 28680
(828) 432-2804
Cashiers
P.O. BOX 796
Morganton NC 28680
(828) 432-2808
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Burke County Superior County Cham
201 S Green St.
Morganton NC 28655
(828) 432-2826
Burke County Magistrate Office
201 S Green St.
Morganton NC 28655
(828) 432-2817
Clerk Of Superior Court
201 S Green St.
Morganton NC 28655
(828) 432-2811
County Of Burke
201 South Green St.
Morganton NC 28655
(828) 432-2804
Judiciary Courts Of The State Of North Carolina
201 South Green St.
Morganton NC 28655
(828) 438-5481
Burke County Magistrate Office
201 South Green St.
Morganton NC 28655
(828) 433-3219
Clerk-Superior Court Estates
201 South Green St.
Morganton NC 28655
(828) 433-3200
Clerk-Superior Court
201 South Green St.
Morganton NC 28655
(828) 433-3200
County Of Burke
121 Faet St Sw
Valdese NC 28690
(828) 879-1079
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