The coastal
region of North Carolina, from the Albemarle
Sound at the north to Bird Island State Reserve
at the southern most tip, has over
300 miles of beautiful coastline. Many people
come here just to vacation, if retiring, you can come
here and vacation all year long. You will enjoy the many beaches,
boating, fishing, golfing (over 100 courses), dining, hunting,
arts, culture, day or weekend trips to many
other parts of North Carolina, and much more.
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Temperatures along the North Carolina Coastal
Plain are affected by relative humidity rates of
about 75% annually. This rate decreases to an
average of about 60% to 70% as you move inland.
Average temperatures along the North Carolina
Coastal Plain in January are around 40 degrees.
While average temperatures in August hover just
below 90 degrees on most of the coast.
Precipitation along the North Carolina Coastal
Plain is most often found in the form of rain.
Although once or twice a year there will be
sleet or snow. Usually without a significant
accumulation. Most areas on the coast receive
between 40 and 55 inches of precipitation per
year.
Severe weather conditions that affect the NC
Coast Best Places To Live include hurricanes and
severe thunderstorms. These two factors each
occur a couple of times a year.
North Carolina receives plenty of sunshine
during the year and has traditionally been very
strong in agricultural production, with the
Coastal Plain taking the lead throughout the
regions.
If your best place to live includes gardening,
you should know the growing season in parts of
the North Carolina Coastal Plain, the
Outer Banks for instance is nearly 300 days.
The North Carolina Coastal Plains traditional
crops have been tobacco and cotton. Other crops
include soybeans, peanuts, potatoes, and sweet
potatoes, along with some types of grains.
Communities along the North Carolina Coast
Arbor Landing
Assisted
Living
Shallotte, NC |
A
vibrant senior retirement community
located in the southeastern part of
N.C. Arbor Landing is a well
balanced community of independent
living offering support, security,
and privacy. Residents can also
enjoy the many social activities.
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Arlington
Place
Gated Waterfront
Community
Minnesott Beach, NC
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Arlington Place is a naturally
elegant waterfront community, ideal
for those who enjoy the coastal
boating lifestyle.
Swimming, Clubhouse, Fitness,
Tennis,
Playground, Canoe & Kayak Center,
Community Docks, Golf Course in
area, Nature Trails, Beaches &
Intra-Coastal Waterway
Nearby.
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Brick Landing
Plantation
Gated Waterfront
and Golf Community
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Brick
Landing Plantation is located on the
Intra-Coastal Waterway less than a
thirty minute drive from South Carolina.
The community was established in1984
consisting of single family homes, town
homes, and condominiums. There are 11
separate neighborhoods in this
community. Amenities: Tennis Courts,
Onsite Dining, Swimming Pool, Golf,
Trails for Biking and Walking,
Clubhouse, and many other resident clubs
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Brunswick
Forest
Golf
Community
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This 4500
acre planned community is located just
minutes from the infamous Downtown
Wilmington. Brunswick Forest offers
an 18 hole championship golf course with
a 7000 sq. ft. clubhouse. At the 18,000
sq. ft. Wellness Center, you will enjoy
both indoor and outdoor swimming pools,
basketball and pickleball courts, weight
training and much more.
The Villages at Brunswick Forest
is a commercial center consisting of
shops, dining, entertainment, and
professional services. |
Brunswick
Plantation |
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Carolina
Colours |
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Compass Pointe |
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Crow Creek |
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Devaun Park |
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Grande Dunes |
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Grayson Park |
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Landfall |
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Magnolia
Greens |
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Meadowlands |
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Ocean Isle
Palms |
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Ocean Ridge
Plantation |
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Oyster Harbour |
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Palmetto Creek |
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Porters Neck |
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