Cape Lookout is characterized by its dramatic coastal scenery, featuring rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and the iconic black and white striped lighthouse that stands at 163 feet tall. The surrounding landscape includes grassy dunes and vibrant salt marshes, creating a rich habitat for diverse wildlife. The area is often marked by picturesque views of the Atlantic Ocean, particularly during sunrise and sunset. Its natural beauty and unique geological features make it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Cape Lookout is in North Carolina.
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Cape Lookout Lighthouse was created in 1857.
The area of Cape Lookout National Seashore is 114.297 square kilometers.
Cape Lookout National Seashore was created on 1966-03-10.
It is in the southern outer bamls of North Carolina and is a part pf the Cape Lookout National Shorline.
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Cape Lookout Lighthouse
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There are two places in the United States with the name Cape Lookout, one in Oregon and one in North Carolina. Both got their names in a similar fashion, because they are capes of land where people are stationed (or can be stationed) to "look out" for trouble at sea.
Congress approved funds or the Cape Lookout Light Tower in 1857; the tower was completed and became operational in 1859.