1940 Map of Barco
USGS Topo · Published 1940About this map
Currituck Sound dominates this landscape, separating the mainland from the narrow barrier spit where the community of Corolla and the Currituck Beach Lighthouse stand. Along the mainland's eastern edge, settlements like Aydlett, Poplar Branch, and Bertha are connected by U.S. Route 158, while the Inland Waterway carves a straight path through the Great Swamp and Coinjock to reach the North River.
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