Situated on the eastern coast of North Carolina lies one of the most fascinating geographical areas in the nation - Currituck County. A considerable portion of the county extenda southward from the Virginia line like a long, narrow finger surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and Currituck Sound to the west. This contributes to the stunning ocean country side that characterizes the county.

The population of the quaintly rural Currituck County is estimated at 23,000 people. The county seat is the City of Currituck, with other notable communities being Corolla, Waterlilly, and Poplar Branch.

The fertile land of Currituck has made agricultural the base of its economy. Homegrown produce stands line the heavily traveled Highway 168, luring visitors in with luscious melons, corn, tomatoes, and fruits. Still considered a hidden gem, Currituck County is slowly development its tourism industry to cash in on its stunning natural surroudings.

Currituck, translated in Indian means, "Land of the Wild Goose". This is area that has long been a favorite among many who gather along its vast marshes and waterways to hunt and fish. The miles of pristine beaches on both the mainland and the many islands are among the best in the region.