Apex Town
- NEIGHBORHOODS
- Apex Historic District
- Citiside Townhomes
- Bayfield Run
- Beckett Crossing
- Bella Casa
- Bells Pointe
- Belmont
- Bladestone
- Bradley Park
- Bradley Terrace
- Branston
- Briarwood
- Brighton Forest
- Brighton Woods
- Brittany Trace
- Brookfield
- Brookshire Manor
- Cameron Park
- Canyon Creek
- Carriage Downs
- Cary Oaks
- Castlewood
- Charleston Village
- Churchill Estates
- Creeks Bend Farms
- Creekside Commons
- Crocketts Ridge
- Crowsdale
- Deer Run
- Deerfield Park
- Dogwood Ridge
- Dutchman Estates
- Ellington Place
- Englewood Forest
- Fair Oaks
- Fairstone
- Fairview
- Glen Arbor
- Golders Green
- Greenbrier
- Greenbrier
- Grenadier
- Haddon Hall
- Haddon Place
- Hallmark
- Harmony Glen
- Heatherwood
- Heritage Oaks
- Heritage Pointe
- Hickory Creek
- Highland Creek
- Holland Crossing
- Holland Farm
- Holly Brook
- Holly Hill
- Homestead Park
- Keith Woods
- Kelly Grove
- Kelly West
- Langston
- Markham Plantation
- Merion
- Miramonte Townhomes
- Newbury Park
- Oak Chase
- Old Mill Village
- Olive Chapel Farms
- Olive Chapel Park
- Orchard Villas
- Pearson Farms
- Perry Farms
- Perry Hills
- Rustic Mill
- Ruths Landing
- Salem Oaks
- Saponi Hills
- Sawyers Mill
- Scotts Mill
- Seagroves Farm
- Shepherds Vineyard
- Sturbridge Village
- Sugarland Run
- Summer Oaks
- Summercrest
- Sunset Hills
- Sunset Pointe
- Surry Point
- Sutton Place
- The Groves
- The Park at Langston
- The Reserve
- The Trace
- Tranquility Place
- Villages of Apex
- Villagio
- Vintage Grove
- Walden Creek
- Walden Townhomes
- Waterford Green
- Weaver Crossing
- Wedgewood Square
- Wendy Hill
- West Haven
- West Lake
- Whippoorwill
- Whitehall Manor
- Williams Station
- Woodgate Farms
- Woodridge
- Woods of Chatham
- Wren Meadow
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Apex Town Hall is located at 73 Hunter Street, Apex, NC 27502; phone: 919-249-3400.
Photo: Apex Union Depot, corner of North Salem and Center Streets, photographed by Seth Ilys, 2004; en.wikipedia.org, accessed February, 2011. The Union Depot was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988.
Located between the Neuse and Cape Fear Rivers, first settled about 1867, Apex was incorporated in 1873. The name was chosen in recognition that the town site was located at the highest point of the Chatham Railroad which ran between Richmond, Virginia and Jacksonville, Florida.
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