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Ocracoke (/ˈoʊkrəkoʊk/ OH-krə-kohk) is a census-designated
place (CDP) and
unincorporated town
located at the
southern end of
Ocracoke Island,
within Hyde...
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Ocracoke may
refer to:
Ocracoke,
North Carolina Ocracoke Island Light, a
lighthouse on
Ocracoke island Ocracoke Inlet, the
inlet at the
southern end of...
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Ocracoke /ˈoʊkrʌkoʊk/
Light was
built in Hyde County, on
Ocracoke Island,
Ocracoke,
North Carolina in 1823 by M****achusetts
builder Noah Porter. The lighthouse...
- Carolina,
which encomp****es the
Outer Banks and
Pamlico Sound—specifically
Ocracoke, Atlantic, Davis, Sea Level, and
Harkers Island in
eastern Carteret County...
- Island-Currituck Ferry, the Hatteras-
Ocracoke Ferry, the Swan Quarter-
Ocracoke Ferry, and the
Cedar Island-
Ocracoke Ferry. Additionally, a semi-regular...
- The
Ocracoke Observer is a
print and
online newspaper produced in
Ocracoke, NC. The
paper is
created on
Ocracoke and
printed in Greenville, NC. Ten print...
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Ocracoke was the
final confrontation of the
infamous pirate Blackbeard (Edward Teach) on
November 22, 1718. It took
place off the
coast of
Ocracoke Island...
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extreme measure.
Before sailing northward on his
remaining sloop to
Ocracoke Inlet,
Teach marooned about 25 men on a
small sandy island about 5 km from...
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Ocracoke raid, also
known as the
Attack on the Port of
Ocracoke, was a
successful British amphibious attack conducted by Rear-Admiral
George ****burn...
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cultural identity in the area. In 1845,
Ocracoke Island was
transferred from
Carteret County to Hyde County.
Ocracoke bene****ed from a
modest shipping industry...
