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2. Duck Is the Tiny Outer Banks Town You Have to Visit Now - AOL

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   The charming waterfront village will make you feel right at home.

3. Duck, North Carolina - Wikipedia

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   Duck is a town in Dare County, North Carolina, United States. As of the 2020 census, the population was 746. [4] Duck is the northernmost incorporated town in Dare County and the Outer Banks' newest town, incorporated on May 1, 2002. Duck offers visitors outdoor recreational activities, summer events and concerts, watersports, fine dining ...

4. Graveyard of the Atlantic - Wikipedia

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   The sandbars shift due to rough waves and unpredictable currents. Another danger was the Outer Banks "wreckers." Some residents of the Outer Banks, known as wreckers, made part of their living by scavenging wrecked ships—or by luring ships to their destruction. [8] Horses with a lantern tied to their neck would be walked along the beach.

5. Rodanthe, North Carolina - Wikipedia

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   Threatened by erosion, the house was moved less than one mile south. [21] The interior and exterior of the property were meticulously renovated to replicate the house presented in the film. Now a vacation rental, the Inn at Rodanthe has become a popular Outer Banks attraction and is booked year-round. [22]

6. A Look at Every Fascinating 'Outer Banks' House and Filming ...

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   Located on more than 140 acres, the property includes a plantation house built in 1721, a two-story apartment building, and a three-bedroom, one-bathroom Manager’s House. Currently, the property ...

7. Carova Beach, North Carolina - Wikipedia

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   Carova only has approximately 50 year-round residents and commercialism is absent from this section of the Outer Banks; there are no restaurants, shops, or other attractions that often accompany beach communities. There are approximately 740 beach homes, many of which are weekly rentals, and otherwise only a fire/EMS station and a refuse station.