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Conflicting Coordinates[edit]

The article uses two different sets of coordinates, and neither if them is from the one cited source. The Infobox uses 33°54′43″N 78°6′22″W / 33.91194°N 78.10611°W / 33.91194; -78.10611 without a source. The Geography section uses 33°54′59″N 78°7′50″W / 33.91639°N 78.13056°W / 33.91639; -78.13056 cited from US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990 (United States Census Bureau), yet the coordinates in the 2010 Census Gazetteer Files are actually 33°55′49″N 78°04′49″W / 33.930276°N 78.080239°W / 33.930276; -78.080239 (33°55′49″N 78°04′49″W / 33.930276°N 78.080239°W / 33.930276; -78.080239). The census coordinates are about two miles inland at the airport, so I can see why they aren't being used, but then they shouldn't be cited. But then what coordinates should be used? Is there another source? Any suggestions on how to clean this up?