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Part of N.C. 12 in Kitty Hawk Washed Out

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Waves lap at N.C. 12 in Kitty Hawk at low tide Monday morning. Although part of N.C. 12, or the Beach Road, in Kitty Hawk has been repeatedly washed out during major storms of the past few years, this particular section showing damage from Hurricane Matthew has never been washed out before. The area damaged in the past is immediately south of this section. Photo: Kip Tabb

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About Kip Tabb

Kip Tabb is a freelance writer living on the Outer Banks. He has covered transportation, environmental and related topics for a number of publications. He's the former editor of the "North Beach Sun," a quarterly newspaper on the northern Outer Banks covering community interest issues.

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