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Shallotte North Carolina
Stopping in Shallotte gives a fuller picture of the Brunswick Islands than the beaches alone. The river, small businesses and nearby wetlands show how mainland towns support life along the barrier islands.
The Story of Shallotte North Carolina
Shallotte is a Brunswick County town built along the Shallotte River between Wilmington and Myrtle Beach. It serves as a mainland crossroads for Ocean Isle Beach, Holden Beach and Sunset Beach while retaining its own riverfront and local community.
Shallotte North Carolina in Context
Shallotte is a Brunswick County town built along the Shallotte River between Wilmington and Myrtle Beach. It serves as a mainland crossroads for Ocean Isle Beach, Holden Beach and Sunset Beach while retaining its own riverfront and local community.
What Makes It Special
Stopping in Shallotte gives a fuller picture of the Brunswick Islands than the beaches alone. The river, small businesses and nearby wetlands show how mainland towns support life along the barrier islands.
Interesting Facts
Shallotte was incorporated in 1899. The Shallotte River flows south toward the Atlantic near Ocean Isle Beach.
Explore the R&M Photographs
Explore our R&M Adventures photographs to see Shallotte's river, streets and place at the center of the Brunswick coast.
The Story of Shallotte North Carolina
Shallotte is a Brunswick County town built along the Shallotte River between Wilmington and Myrtle Beach. It serves as a mainland crossroads for Ocean Isle Beach, Holden Beach and Sunset Beach while retaining its own riverfront and local community.
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