Tyrrell County, NC

Economic Development

Bordered by the Albemarle Sound on the north and the Alligator River and Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway to the east, Tyrrell County offers unique opportunities for companies dependent on water transportation.  Located in the southeastern section of the region, Tyrrell County is traversed by four-laned US Highway 64.

With an abundance of large acreage tracts of land at low cost, Tyrrell County is primarily known as the jumping off point to North Carolina's world famous Outer Banks.  The fishing industry, tourism and agriculture are the major economic engines in Tyrrell County.

Tyrrell County welcomes the  opportunity to share its unmatched quality of life and many business amenities.