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15149
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In North Carolina, an average of 20 persons per year meet death by lightning. The worst year was in 1931 when 36 were killed. North Carolina is fifth in the nation in the number killer per year, Georgia leading with 27.
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15150
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You can't get much further east an still be on the mainland than in Engelhard, Stumpy Point, and Mann's Harbor. Engelhard is in the extreme easterly part of Hyde County while Stumpy Point and Mann's Harbor lie in Dare. Although Goerch says there isn't much to see in these small village communities, they are beautiful and peaceful, and full of the charm of coastal North Carolina.
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