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North Carolina's
Northeast Commission
119 West Water Street
Edenton, NC 27932
888.872.8562
252.482.4333
Fax: 252.482.3366
Email:
info@ncnortheast.com
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Quality of Life
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Living in North Carolina’s Northeast, you know
why visitors spent over a billion dollars last
year to enjoy our part of the state. Unlimited
outdoor and cultural activities and one of the
nation's highest concentrations of historic
resources all combine to provide limitless
opportunities for recreation and relaxation. Add
the world famous
Outer Banks, our pristine
rivers and sounds, countless local attractions
and you'll quickly discover just how rewarding
living in North Carolina’s Northeast truly is.
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North Carolina’s Northeast is
blessed with a beautiful landscape of
rivers, sounds and beaches and offers
abundant outdoor opportunities --
state
parks, natural areas and
National
Wildlife Refuges.
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Our region’s highways and
towns are filled with historic markers and
attractions, including those at
Historic
Halifax and numerous
Civil War sites.
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North Carolina’s Northeast
enjoys a wide array of cultural activities,
such as the
Museum of the Albemarle, the
Jefcoat
Museum, the
Roanoke Rapids Theatre, and
more...
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North Carolina’s Northeast is
home to beautiful golf courses, including
Innsbrook's Arnold Palmer Signature Golf
Course and
Albemarle Plantation, both on the Albemarle Sound,
and of course, the
Outer Banks golf courses.
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In 2006, travelers spent a
record $1.14 billion in North Carolina’s
Northeast Region.
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Ocracoke Lifeguard Beach was
named #1 by “Dr. Beach” in the 2007
listing of America’s Best Beaches.
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Climate
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Our
region
enjoys a mild climate with four distinct
seasons, allowing for year-round outdoor
activities. We're one of the most popular places
in North Carolina for
fishing,
hunting,
boating,
birding, and other
outdoor activities.
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Health Care
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State-of-the-art healthcare is available
throughout North Carolina’s Northeast. The
region’s network of hospitals and service
providers offers excellent access to exceptional
care including acute, intermediate,
rehabilitation and outpatient health services.
Our quality of life attracts
physicians specializing in all areas of
medicine. Proximity to
Pitt County Memorial
Hospital and
East Carolina University’s Brodie
School of Medicine/University Health Systems,
Duke University Medical Center,
University of
North Carolina Hospitals, and
Sentara Hospitals
in the Hampton Roads Area of Virginia, provides
a wealth of expert health care
providers. Hospitals in North Carolina’s
Northeast Region include:
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Education
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Northeastern
North Carolina has a comprehensive educational
system which includes public and private schools
for grades K-12, community colleges, and four-year institutions.
These institutions are located throughout the
region and are ready to meet the specific
educational needs of individual, small business
and industrial environments.
NC Public Schools
Private School Review
Colleges
Follow these links
to learn more about the resources our colleges
and universities have
to offer:
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Beaufort
Community College, Washington, NC
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Chowan
University,
Murfreesboro, NC
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College
of the Albemarle, Elizabeth City, NC
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Elizabeth City
State University, Elizabeth City, NC
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Halifax
Community College, Weldon, NC
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Martin
Community College, Williamston, NC
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Roanoke
Bible College, Elizabeth City, NC
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Roanoke-Chowan Community College, Ahoskie, NC
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North Carolina's
Northeast Region is also supported by
The Northeast
Commission partners with colleges and universities
in a number of
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