North Carolina Lighthouses

• Ocracoke
• Bald Head 
• Bodie Island 
• Cape Hatteras

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• Ocracoke
• Bald Head 
• Bodie 
• Cape Lookout

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• Cape Hatteras
• Cape Lookout
• Bodie
• Bald Head

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• Bodie
• Bald Head
• Currituck
• Cape Lookout

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• Cape Lookout
• Cape Hatteras
• Bodie
• Bald Head

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• Oak Island
• Bodie
• Bald Head
• Currituck

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• Currituck
• Bodie
• Cape Lookout
• Cape Hatteras

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The ____________ is the oldest North Carolina lighthouse still in service. It is believed that an Indian Village once existed at the site of this lighthouse.

• Ocracoke
• Bodie
• Cape Lookout
• Cape Hatteras

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The ____________ is the oldest standing lighthouse in North Carolina. It is made of brick that has been coated with cement. It is shaped like an octagon.

• Ocracoke
• Bodie
• Bald Head 
• Cape Hatteras

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The ____________ is the third that has been built. The previous two washed away. Folklore states that the island got its name because the many bodies that were found around the shipwrecks. 

• Ocracoke
• Bodie
• Bald Head 
• Cape Hatteras

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