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Currituck National Wildlife Refuge

Mailing Address: Currituck NWR c/o Mackay Island NWR
P.O. Box 39
Knotts Island, NC 27950-0039
Phone: (919)429-3100
Fax: (919)429-3185

The Migratory Bird Conservation Committee established Currituck NWR on August 2, 1983. The purpose of the Refuge is to preserve and protect a portion of the Outer Banks habitat for wintering waterfowl, endangered species, other migratory birds, and native wildlife. The Refuge is located in the northern Currituck County along the Outer Banks barrier strand north of Corolla, NC. The management program consists primarily of protection strategies through water management, vegetation management, and prescribed fire are also employed. Public use is limited to wildlife observation, hiking, and photography.



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