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Bladen County Birth Records
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Bladen County Arrest/Ciminal Records
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Bladen County, North Carolina home page and directory of county government departments, agencies, and services.
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Browse the North Carolina Court System's Bladen County criminal calendar by date.
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Provided by: Bladen County, North Carolina. Use this interactive service to view property records and Geographic Information System (GIS) maps. Site requires Internet Explorer 5.5.or higher or Firefox 2.0 or higher.
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Provided by: Bladen County, North Carolina Register of Deeds. Search for recorded documents (deeds, mortgages, UCC filings, liens, etc.) by name (grantor/grantee) or book & page.
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The graph is based on the crime statistics provided by FBI, which was reported to FBI by local police departments and sheriff's offices on voluntary basis (including Bladen County police department/sheriff's office). This data should NOT be used to measure real situation in Bladen County, because it's not guaranteed the information is complete. Also, the way information is reported to FBI sometimes changes, which may cause in a gap or increase/decrease in rates, thus this is only visually and should not be treated as crime rate jump.
