Lighthouses in North Carolina
32 lighthouses in North Carolina, such as Cape Hatteras and Bodie Island, are detailed in this dataset with attributes including height and historical significance.

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Access detailed GIS data on North Carolina’s lighthouses with our comprehensive dataset featuring 32 unique maritime landmarks. This dataset lists significant lighthouses like Cape Hatteras Light Station and Bodie Island Lighthouse, each tagged for their tourism appeal and historical maritime importance. Properties such as height and additional references through Wikipedia links offer valuable information for mapping and educational purposes. Ideal for GIS professionals engaged in projects focused on historic structures or tourist attractions, this resource provides precise locational data and structural details conducive to enhancing geographic analyses and presentations.
Listed in the Lighthouses in North Carolina dataset are features such as:
- Cape Hatteras Light Station
- Bodie Island Lighthouse
- Oak Island Lighthouse
- Hunting Island Lighthouse
- Cape Lookout Lighthouse
- Frying Pan Shoals Light Tower
- Sullivan’s Island Lighthouse
- Cape Henry Lighthouse
- Ocracoke Lighthouse
- Currituck Beach Lighthouse
- Hilton Head Range Rear Light
- Piney Point Lighthouse
- Hooper Island Light
- Thimble Shoal Light
- Sharps Island Light
- Tybee Island Lighthouse
- Georgetown Light
- Old Cape Henry Lighthouse
- Hooper Strait Light
- Cape Charles Light
- New Point Comfort Lighthouse
- Jones Point Lighthouse
- Drum Point Lighthouse
- Harbour Town Lighthouse
Following account creation on Felt, access your customized interactive map featuring Lighthouses in North Carolina. Utilize intuitive tools for customization, analysis, and data export in GeoPackage format. Moreover, tap into our expansive collection of pre-configured GIS data, encompassing a plethora of additional datasets specific to North Carolina.







