Please introduce Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.

Charlotte is located in North Carolina in the southeastern United States, 525 kilometers north of Washington, DC, and 370 kilometers south of Atlanta, Georgia. The urban population is 510.2 million, and the suburban population is10.4 million. The climate is mild and humid, with four distinct seasons. The annual average temperature is 12℃, and the trees in the city are lush. Charlotte is the largest city in North Carolina and the 20th largest city in China, with an estimated population of 665,438+00,949 in 2005. In 2005, the population of the whole Charlotte metropolitan area was estimated to be 65,438+0,520,65,438+0,278. In 2005, the population of Charlotte-gaston-Virginia-Sosberg comprehensive statistical area was estimated to be 265,438+020,745.

Charlotte is also the county capital of Mecklenburg County, located in south-central North Carolina, near the South Carolina border. Charlotte was named after Queen Charlotte, the wife of King George III of England, hence the nickname Queen City. Cincinnati, Ohio, and Buffalo, New York also have nicknames for "City of Queens". During the American Revolution, the British general General Cornwally withdrew from Charlotte after fierce resistance from local residents. He later called Charlotte "the rebel's hornet's nest". Residents of Charlotte are generally called Charlotte people.

Charlotte is a highly modern industrial and commercial city, the most important financial, trade and transportation center in the southeastern United States, and the fastest-growing city in the southeastern United States. There are 12 banks in the United States, including the five largest banks in the United States, operating banking business in Charlotte. There are 256,000 employed people in Charlotte, of whom about120,000 are engaged in the financial industry, and the total assets of the bank reach 46 billion US dollars. A strong financial industry has laid a solid foundation for Charlotte's economic development. Charlotte is also an important industrial and commercial area in the southeastern United States. Its industries are mainly textiles, electricity, furniture, computers, chemicals, machinery, food and high-tech development.