Outer Banks Terrain360 Map Collection

Outer Banks - the Land of Beginnings

The Outer Banks is a 200-mile-long string of narrow peninsulas and barrier islands off the coast of North Carolina and a small portion of Virginia, beginning in the southeastern corner of Virginia Beach on the east coast of the United States. The Outer Banks are a major tourist destination and are known around the world for their subtropical climate and wide expanse of open beachfront. The Cape Hatteras National Seashore has four campgrounds where visitors may camp. The Outer Banks also offers a multitude of fishing options for tourists as well as locals.
  
As impressive as the natural setting is, though, the Outer Banks actually holds several national claims to fame because of its amazing attractions. Visitors can enjoy, in relatively close proximity, the offerings of three National Park Service sites; including, the site of man’s first powered flight (Wright Brothers National Memorial), the country’s first National Seashore (Cape Hatteras National Seashore), the country’s tallest brick lighthouse (Cape Hatteras), the first attempted colonization by the English in what would become the New World (Fort Raleigh Historic Site) and home to the first English-born child (Virginia Dare). These are but a few of the Outer Banks national and international distinctions. This area also hosts two National Wildlife Refuges, one of the few remaining original U.S. Lifesaving Stations, a Weather Bureau Station and five lighthouses to view (and three to climb during certain times of the year).

Source: Wikipedia.com, Outerbanks.com


Dune Walkway (0.17 mi)

36.668411, -75.912262
Dune Walkway  scene image looking forward

Hatteras Island (40.1 mi)

35.610435, -75.465769
Hatteras Island scene image looking forward

Lifeguard Beach (0.13 mi)

35.252991, -75.523392
Lifeguard Beach  scene image looking forward

Ocracoke Island (17.5 mi)

35.190969, -75.780447
Ocracoke Island scene image looking forward

Pea Island NWR (12.49 mi)

35.76752, -75.525864
Pea Island NWR scene image looking forward

Ramp 38 ORV (0.08 mi)

35.32111, -75.508682
Ramp 38 ORV  scene image looking forward

Ramp 55 ORV (0.13 mi)

35.205952, -75.704002
Ramp 55 ORV  scene image looking forward

Ramp 55 Walkway (0.09 mi)

35.20591, -75.703499
Ramp 55 Walkway  scene image looking forward

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