Beaufort County Government
121 W. Third St., Washington, NC
(252) 946-0079

The Beaufort County Government web page including departmental contact information, property maps, holiday calendar, emergency shelters, local links and more.

City of Washington
102 E. Second St., Washington, NC
(252) 975-9300

The City of Washington webpage, chock full of information and useful links for residents and visitors including: community (library, fitness center, parks & recreation), business license, city budget, city code, news & announcements, planning and development, storm preparedness, Warren Field Airport, and Washington Utilities information.

North Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program

This website is a free service provided by the State of North Carolina with the latest information on floodplain mapping. Digital floodplain maps and data can be viewed and downloaded.

Washington Visitor's Center
(Tourist Development Authority)
 Washington, NC
(252) 948-9415 or (800) 999-3857

Information about Washington's attractions, events, recreational opportunities, dining, accommodations. Includes map/directions, downloadable brochure, and links to other related sites of interest.

WITN-7 Washington Waterfront Webcam

View of Historic Washington's waterfront and of the Pamlico River from the SkyBox Penthouse Box atop the George, Little Inn, Washington. Almost-live camera shot updated every few minutes.  

Washington Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce
102 Stewart Parkway, Washington, NC  27889
(252) 946-9168

The Washington Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce seeks to represent and advocate business interest, promote economic growth, provide leadership in community affairs, support cultural, educational, recreational and civic endeavors that enhance the quality of life for the people of Beaufort County and provide services and programs for its members.

Town of Chocowinity
PO Box 145, Chocowinity, NC  27817
(252) 946-6568

The Town of Chocowinity's webpage including a short history of the town along with information about town officials, schools and other interesting links.

Town of Aurora

Aurora … a small town offering the Best of Most World’s! Located in the heart of Richland Township, Aurora is full of friendly faces and interesting places. Happy times await you – whether its fishing, hunting, sailing, power boating, fossil finding or simply relaxing.

Historic Bath
109 S Main St, Bath, NC
(252) 923-0212

European settlement near the Pamlico River in the 1690s led to the creation of Bath, North Carolina's first town, in 1705. The town's location seemed ideal with easy access to the river and the Atlantic Ocean 50 miles away at Ocracoke Inlet.

Belhaven Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 147, Belhaven, NC  27810
(252) 943-3770

The Belhaven Chamber of Commerce website features information about Belhaven, Bath, Pantego, and all of northeastern Beaufort County.

Workforce Development
1385 John Small Avenue, Washington, NC
(252) 974-1815

Region Q Workforce Investment Consortium, a public-private partnership, administers a five county system of workforce development programs that prepare citizens for the workforce including those who are facing economic disadvantage, job loss, and other barriers to employment. Serving Beaufort, Bertie, Hertford, Martin and Pitt Counties, these programs also provide a central point for employers for listing jobs, applicant screening and development of training systems.

Moss Landing
Progress Realty
104 North Market Street, Washington, NC  27889
(252) 974-1004

sales@discovermosslanding.com (Lyda Talley & Lucy Grist)

Progress Realty, a division of Progress Partners, LLC is developing Moss Landing, a waterfront, town home condominium community in the downtown historic districts of Washington. 80± luxury residences are planned with pre-construction discounts available now. Amenities include a swimming pool and proposed 90-slip deep water marina. Moss Landing Welcome Center, located in the Progress Building at 100 West Main Street will open Friday, March 24, 2006.

North Carolina Birding Trail
NC Wildlife Resources Commission
1722 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC  27699-1722

info@ncbirdingtrail.org (Lena Gallitano, Interim Coordinator)

The mission of the North Carolina Birding Trail is "to conserve and enhance North Carolina's bird habitat by promoting sustainable bird watching activities, economic opportunities and conservation education. Efforts to develop the trail began in October 2003 and the trail is currently being developed for the coastal plain.