2016 Map of Bath
USGS Topo · Published 2016About this map
Bath and the surrounding Beaufort County coastline are defined by the deep inlets and points along the Pamlico River. As North Carolina's oldest incorporated town, the area's geography is steeped in maritime lore, evidenced by names like Teachs Gut and Teachs CV, reflecting the historical presence of Edward Teach. The landscape transitions from the residential clusters at Bayview and Hawkins Landing to the extensive wetlands of Rumley Marsh and Culter Sloughs.
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