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Currituck County , NC
Currituck County, established around 1668, is the most northeastern county in North Carolina. USA Today described Currituck's wide, clean and beautiful beaches as "one of the best undiscovered beaches on the East Coast".

Elizabeth City, NC
Historic Elizabeth City, North Carolina has over 400 points of historic interest listed in the National Register. In 1779, it was a ferry crossing; today, Elizabeth City's revitalized waterfront boasts some of the finest restaurants, shops and recreational opportunities in North Carolina.

Outer Banks, NC
The famous sandy barrier islands of the Outer Banks of North Carolina are a living lesson in ecology, beauty, history, and legends. The Outer Banks boasts fishing, hunting, shopping, sightseeing, water recreation, marinas, charter boats and golfing tournaments and courses.

Kitty Hawk, NC
Today, Kitty Hawk, North Carolina provides some of the best beach recreation and resorts on the North Carolina coast, though it will always be known as the birthplace of aviation. The actual 1903 flight by the Wright brothers took place 4 miles south of Kitty Hawk in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina.

Nags Head, NC
Nags Head, North Carolina offers an abundance of beaches, world-class fishing, golfing, shopping, nature trails, wildlife refuges, shipwreck remains and historic sites. One can fish all day and all night from Nags Head Fishing Pier, one of the oldest and longest fishing piers in the Outer Banks, North Carolina.

Corolla, NC
Corolla is the home of many North Carolina cultural and historical treasures. From the famed Corolla Wild Horses to the restored nineteenth century Currituck Hunt Club and the Whalehead Club, Corolla, North Carolina is steeped in active, living tradition.

Duck, NC
Duck, North Carolina was named for - you guessed it - the amazing number of ducks and other waterfowl that once made their home in the area. In the nineteenth century, before stringent wildlife protection laws become prevalent, Duck was known for its Hunt Clubs, many of which are now restored attractions.

Kill Devil Hills, NC
Kill Devil Hills boasts outstanding restaurants, shopping, sports and activities. Kill Devil Hills was visited by a young Robert Frost in 1894, who would later write his moving "Kitty Hawk" about the fate of Aaron Burr's daughter, Theodosia, off the coast of the Outer Banks.

Manteo, NC
Manteo was founded in 1899 and is considered by many to be the cultural, commercial, and governmental center of Dare County. Approximately 6,000 people live in the Manteo, North Carolina vicinity. Manteo boasts a restored waterfront and the nearby Roanoke Island Festival Park, which hosts numerous activities and cultural events.

Hertford, NC
One of the earliest permanent settlements in the New World, Hertford, North Carolina was established in the 1600s. In 1759, Hertford was named for Francis Conway, the Earl of Hertford.

Camden, NC
Camden County is a rural community in northeastern North Carolina. Camden County's sounds, wetlands, rivers, and streams boast largemouth bass, spot, croaker, and trout -- as well as flocks of geese and ducks that frequent the marshes. Hunting, fishing and boating are the pastimes of Camden residents and visitors.