Waterways Forming and Crossings of The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway - North Carolina

North Carolina

  • manmade canal
    • Sunset Boulevard (Sunset Beach)
    • NC 904 (Ocean Isle Beach)
  • Shallotte River
  • manmade canal
    • NC 130 (Holden Beach)
  • Lockwoods Folly River
  • manmade canal
    • (Future Second Oak Island crossing)
    • NC 133
    • NC 211
    • NC 87
  • Cape Fear River
  • manmade canal
    • US 421
  • Masonboro Sound
    • US 74 / US 76
  • Middle Sound
  • Topsail Sound
    • NC 50 / NC 210
  • Stump Sound
    • NC 210
  • New River
  • White Oak River
  • Bogue Sound
    • NC 58
    • Bay View Road
  • Newport River
    • US 70
  • manmade canal
    • NC 101
  • Adams Creek
  • Neuse River
  • Pamlico Sound
  • manmade canal
    • NC 33 / US 301
  • Goose Creek
  • Pamlico River
  • Pungo River
  • manmade canal
    • US 264 / NC 45
    • NC 94
  • Alligator River
    • US 64
  • Albemarle Sound
  • North River
  • Great Swamp
  • manmade canal
    • US 158
  • Currituck Sound
  • North Landing River

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