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The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, first lit in 1870 and relocated 2,900 feet inland in 1999 to protect it from shoreline erosion, remains one of the most recognized landmarks on the Outer Banks and the tallest brick lighthouse in North America. A severe storm in 1980 accentuated the island's westward movement washing away the foundation of the first (1803) lighthouse, which had been 600 feet south of the existing lighthouse. In 1803, that lighthouse had been one mile from the shoreline.
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