This was the seventh of Cape Hatteras' precariously-sited homes to collapse into the sea in the last four years, according to the National Park Service.
Debris from a home that was washed out to sea on Aug. 16, 2024 in the Rodanthe area of Cape Hatteras National Seashore .A house that was recently swept into the ocean in the Outer Banks – the seventh such home to be taken out to sea in the last four years – was owned by Hershey residents, according to local media.
The home was located in the seaside village of Rodanthe, located in North Carolina’s Outer Banks barrier islands north of Cape Hatteras and south of Nags Head. The structure was built in 1973 and is owned by an unidentified couple from Hershey, Pennsylvania,
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