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  1. Coastal management issues and oceanfront erosion impacts are occurring in Brunswick and Dare Counties, North Carolina.

North Carolina studies $1 billion alternative for Outer Banks highway

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North Carolina is considering a potential $1 billion cost to address NC Highway 12 in the Outer Banks. The North Carolina Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration are creating the SAND Plan for Dare County. This plan examines options such as maintaining the current road, relocating sections, or building a bridge through Pamlico Sound.

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The state has spent tens of millions on routine maintenance for NC 12 between 2010 and 2024. The SAND Plan is a long-term solution to the highway's vulnerabilities, which the North Carolina Department of Transportation has studied since 1991. The decision involves significant public funding and major infrastructure changes.

Coastal management issues and oceanfront erosion impacts are occurring in Brunswick and Dare Counties, North Carolina.

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