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This map of the Outer Banks shows the fragile barrier islands stretching over 100 miles along the coast of North Carolina. If you have visited the Outer Banks during the summer season, then you’re well aware that it is a hot vacation spot, and has been for decades.
Outer Banks Map. Getting Around on the Outer Banks. Download a PDF of this map. When you're driving on the Outer Banks, it soon becomes clear that your orientation on both the Bypass and the Beach Road is north to south (or vice versa). Same with N.C. Highway 12 that runs through Duck to Corolla.
This map of Outer Banks NC attractions (created with Google Maps) features more than 175 places throughout this beautiful region in North Carolina.
Outer Banks Maps. Choice from a collection of Outer Banks maps below, Map of islands and towns, driving directions, mileage chart, map of landmarks and historic sites, lighthouses, and area golf courses.
Check out a map of the Outer Banks before visiting. Discover the differences between our 6 towns and 7 villages that make up the beautiful chain of barrier islands. Here are some suggestions to avoid the traffic and get to the Outer Banks faster!
Experience the Outer Banks of North Carolina and all it has to offer! Find the perfect vacation rental, things to do, restaurants, and planning resources.
The Outer Banks are a collection of barrier islands bordering the Atlantic Ocean and various sounds in Eastern North Carolina. There are a few different ideas on which parts of the coast are included. Some have declared the Outer Banks only include Currituck, Dare, and Hyde Counties.
The Outer Banks is a 200-mile chain of barrier islands stretching along the coast of North Carolina and southeastern Virginia. These islands play a critical role in separating the Atlantic Ocean from the mainland's estuarine systems.
Map of Outer Banks area, showing travelers where the best hotels and attractions are located.
Map of Landmarks, State Parks & Historic Sites. The Outer Banks is home to five distinct lighthouses, the Wright Brothers National Memorial, the largest sand dunes on the East Coast – Jockey’s Ridge State Park, the Graveyard of the Atlantic, Roanoke Island Festival Park, and a host of other activities including an aquarium, state parks ...