Holden Beach / Georgetown / Morehead City / Raleigh / Southport / Toronto / Beaufort / Miami / Long Beach / Surf City / Southport and Myrtle Beach / /
Company
Wilson / Brunswick / /
Country
Grenada / Greenland / Bahamas / Haiti / Sweden / United States / Canada / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Beaufort drawbridge / John Hairr NC Maritime Museum / Natural Bridge / NORTH CAROLINA MARITIME MUSEUM / Raleigh-Durham Airport / /
IndustryTerm
electricity / /
NaturalFeature
Carolina coast / Cape Lookout / Windward Islands / Wrightsville Beach / North Carolina coast / Topsail Beach / Brunswick / Rocky Mount / Ocean Isle / South Carolina coast / Brunswick County beaches / New Topsail Beach / Little River Inlet / Cherry Grove Beach / Caribbean Sea / James River / Chesapeake Bay / Myrtle Beach / New Hanover / North River / Surf City / Carolina Beach / Hudson Bay / Lake Ontario / Brunswick County coast / Cape Fear River / /
Organization
National Weather Service’s office of Hydrology / U.S. Weather Bureau / United States Marine Corps / U.S. Weather Bureau’s Miami Office / /
Person
Vance Myers / Floyd / Gordon Dunn / Banner Miller / Fran / Clinton / Leroy Kinlaw / John Hairr / Reuben Frost / Grady Norton / Julian Fulford / /
Onslow County / Virginia / Maryland / New Hanover / New York / Brunswick County / Piedmont / Pennsylvania / South Carolina / North Carolina / Moore County / Ontario / North Carolina and South Carolina / /
PublishedMedium
the Carteret County News / /
Region
western Haiti / southeastern North Carolina / southern Bahamas / Central America / /
Killer Storm: HURRICANE HAZEL Hurricane Hazel was by far the most famous hurricane to strike the North Carolina coast. A Category 4 hurricane, it came ashore on October 15th, 1954, near Little River Inlet on the border