List of North Carolina state prisons

This is a list of state prisons in the U.S. state of North Carolina:^[1] As of January 2015, the five male divisions and one female division have been consolidated into four regions. ^[2]

Eastern Region

Bertie Correctional Institution, Opened August 2006, inmate capacity 1400 ^[3]
Carteret Correctional Center Opened 1938, inmate capacity 300 ^[4]
Craven Correctional Institution Opened 1996, inmate capacity 796 ^[5]
Eastern Correctional Institution Opened January, 1983 inmate capacity 429 ^[6]
Greene Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 616)
Hyde Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 736)
Maury Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 896)
Pamlico Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 552)
Pasquotank Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 896)
Tyrrell Prison Work Farm (inmate capacity 620)

Central Region

Caledonia State Prison Farm
Central Prison
Franklin Correctional Center (inmate capacity 452)
Johnston Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 612)
Nash Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 512)
Neuse Correctional Institution
Odom Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 352)
Polk Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 904)
Tillery Correctional Center (inmate capacity 472)
Wake Correctional Center (inmate capacity 414)
Warren Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 809)

South Central Region

Columbus Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 670)
Hoke Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 502)
Lumberton Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 768)
Morrison Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 801)
New Hanover Correctional Center (inmate capacity 384)
Pender Correctional Center (inmate capacity 740)
Sampson Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 452)
Scotland Correctional Institution
Tabor Correctional Institution

Piedmont Region

Albemarle Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 816)
Brown Creek Correctional Institution
Caswell Correctional Center (inmate capacity 460)
Dan River Prison Work Farm (inmate capacity 620)
Davidson Correctional Center (inmate capacity 258)
Forsyth Correctional Center (inmate capacity 248)
Harnett Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 954)
Lanesboro Correctional Insititution
Orange Correctional Center (inmate capacity 200)
Piedmont Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 952)
Randolph Correctional Center (inmate capacity 226)
Sanford Correctional Center (inmate capacity 298)

Western Region

Alexander Correctional Institution
Avery Mitchell Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 816)
Caldwell Correctional Center (inmate capacity 238)
Catawba Correctional Center (inmate capacity 246)
Craggy Correctional Center (inmate capacity 408)
Foothills Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 858)
Gaston Correctional Center (inmate capacity 242)
Lincoln Correctional Center (inmate capacity 230)
Marion Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 738)
Mountain View Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 884)
Wilkes Correctional Center (inmate capacity 262)

Female Command

Fountain Correctional Center for Women (inmate capacity 510) - closed December 2014
North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women
North Piedmont Correctional Center for Women (inmate capacity 136) - closed August 2014
Southern Correctional Institution (inmate capacity 624)
Swannanoa Correctional Center for Women (inmate capacity 366)

Closed Prisons

Alamance Correctional Center October 2001

Alexander Correctional Center December 1998

Anson CC (consolidated w/ Brown Creek CI) December 2009

Avery Correctional Center October 1999

Black Mountain Correctional Center for Women July 2008

Bladen Correctional Center October 2013

Blanch Youth Institution (Formerly Ivy Bluff Prison) September 1999

Blue Ridge Correctional Center October 2002

Buncombe Correctional Center (consolidated with Craggy CC) March 2014

Burke Youth Center June 1992

Cabarrus Correctional Center December 2011

Charlotte Correctional Center December 2011

Old Craggy Prison 1989

Cleveland Correctional Center December 2009

Currituck Correctional Center August 2000

Davie Correctional Center October 1997

Duplin Correctional Center August 2013

Durham Correctional Center October 2011

Fountain Correctional Center For Women December 2014

Gates Correctional Center October 2009

Goldsboro Correctional Center August 1999

Granville Correctional Center October 1996

Guilford Correctional Center October 2009

Halifax Correctional Center October 1996

Haywood Correctional Center November 2011

Henderson Correctional Center October 2002

Iredell Correctional Center October 1999

IMPACT East (now Morrison minimum unit) August 2002

IMPACT West (now Foothills minimum unit) August 2002

Martin Correctional Center December 1998

McCain Correctional Hospital April 2010

McDowell Correctional Center (consolidated w/ Marion CI) July 1996

Mecklenburg Correctional Center December 1998

Montgomery Correctional Center (consolidated w/ Southern CI) 1997

Moore Correctional Center June 1995

Nash (minimum) Correctional Center September 1999

North Piedmont Correctional Center for Women August 2014

Person Correctional Center September 1996

Polk Youth Center (Raleigh) November 1997

Raleigh Correctional Center for Women (consolidated w/ NCCIW) March 2014

Richmond Correctional Center June 1995

Robeson Correctional Center August 2013

Rockingham Correctional Center September 1996

Rowan CC (consolidated w/ Piedmont CI) December 2009

Sandhills Youth Center June 2003

Sandy Ridge Correctional Center December 1998

Scotland Correctional Center November 2001

Stanly Correctional Center July 1999

Stokes Correctional Center October 1999

Tillery Correctional Center (consolidated with Caledonia CI) August 2014

Triangle Correctional Center August 1994

Umstead Correctional Center November 2009

Union Correctional Center October 2009

Vance Correctional Center November 1996

Warren Correctional Center May 1997

Washington Correctional Center November 1996

Watauga Correctional Center December 1998

Wayne Correctional Center October 2013

Western Youth Institution January 2014

Wilmington Residential Facility for Women September 2009

Yadkin Correctional Center September 1999

Yancey Correctional Center July 1999

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References

External links

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