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		Hatteras Networks, a maker of carrier Ethernet service provisioning equipment, has been awarded a multimillion dollar contract by XO Communications to be the exclusive supplier of âmid-bandâ Ethernet gear...
		Hatteras Networks, the Mid-Band Ethernet service specialists, today announced that foreThought.net, a Denver-based ISP and CLEC, is rolling out Mid-Band Ethernet services to businesses in the Denver area using...
		Hatteras Networks(TM), the Mid-Band Ethernet(TM) services specialist, today announced that Telekenex is deploying a combined end-to-end solution from Hatteras Networks and Cisco to support its innovative Managed Ethernet Service....
	www.hatterasnetworks.com (849 words)

	Hatteras Yachts - About Hatteras
		The Hatteras legend began on the barrier islands of the North Carolina shore where the frigid waters of the Labrador Current encounter the tropical Gulf Stream.
		The response was enthusiastic and the Hatteras legend was born.
		Hatteras builds all its boats with a solid fiberglass hull bottom, and only Hatteras warrants its hull for five years — a testament to the ruggedness of its boats.
	www.hatterasyachts.com /about.cfm (455 words)

	Hatteras
		Hatteras sailed for Key West on 5 November 1861, arriving there 13 November to join the 'South Atlantic Blockading 'Squadron which was destined to choke off the South's economic lifeline.
		However, Hatteras illustrious blockading career was cut short in early 1863 not long after she was ordered to joint the squadron under Real Admiral David Farragut, who was attempting to retake the key Texas port of Gal-veston.
		Of Hatteras' crew of 126, 2 had been killed and 5 wounded; 6 had escaped back to the squadron in the boat originally sent out to board and investigate "HBMS Spitfire;" and the remainder, including Captain Blake, were taken to Port Royal, Jamaica, and from there paroled back to the United States.
	www.history.navy.mil /danfs/h3/hatteras-i.htm (809 words)

	Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
		The Cape Hatteras lighthouse is probably the most recognized lighthouse in the United States - with the distinctive red brick and granite base and the white and fl spiraling paint.
		Cape Hatteras is part of a barrier island chain known as the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
		The Cape Hatteras lighthouse is located in the town of Buxton at the point where there is a pronounced bend in the strip of land.
	www.rickslighthouses.com /cape_hatteras.htm (2135 words)

	HATTERAS ISLAND LOCATION
		The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, tallest in the nation, was nearly claimed by the Atlantic Ocean but was rescued in the nick of time in 1999 by moving the entire structure away from the sea.
		But perhaps most importantly is the fact that Hatteras Island is one of the last places on earth where you can go on the Fourth of July weekend and stake out a stretch of beach to call your very own.
		Located on the north end of Hatteras Island, this refuge was established in 1938 for the protection of wildlife, especially migratory waterfowl.
	www.hatterashi.com /WhereisHI.html (1023 words)

	Hatteras Island Restaurants - HatterasGuide.com
		All of the Hatteras Island restaurants reflect the laid-back personality of the island lifestyle in a variety of ways, but you can rest assured that the owners, chefs and staff are quite serious and very professional about the fare they serve and the experience they offer.
		Most Hatteras Island restaurants close for some portion of the winter, though there is always something open, even in the dead of winter, to serve the growing population of locals.
		Hatteras now has real coffee options, and even quiet Frisco is part of the coffee culture.
	www.hatterasguide.com /restaurants.htm (5006 words)

	Hatteras NC \| North Carolina Outer Banks \| Hatteras North Carolina
		Hatteras Island, part of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, is a small barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and Pamlico Sound, off the eastern coast of North Carolina, rich in wildlife, history, mild temperatures, beautiful scenery and great vacation opportunities.
		The approximately 70-mile strip of land is the closest point to the Gulf Stream north of Florida, and is accessible by bridge on the northern end and ferry to the south.
		Hatteras is the southernmost village on Hatteras Island.
	www.discoverhatteras.com /abouthatteras.htm (1295 words)

	Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
		In 1803, the first Cape Hatteras lighthouse was built but that light had a less than good reputation and many mariners complained that they never even saw it when passing the area.
		Difficulties started before the materials even got to the Cape Hatteras lighthouse and several ships were wrecked in gales within view of the construction site resulting in a loss of over 150,000 bricks.
		The task of moving the Cape Hatteras lighthouse seemed the only solution and after lots of debate and controversy it was moved to its present location about 3,000 feet from where it once stood along with the keepers house and oil house.
	www.bansemer.com /north_carolina_lighthouses/cape_hatteras_lighthouse.htm (836 words)

	Colony Realty Corporation \| Hatteras Vacations - About Hatteras
		To most people who know Hatteras Island, it means warm and wonderful vacations, family time, sun and sand, and more than 60 miles of ocean beach protected forever as the Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
		A few miles further on, close to the very tip of Hatteras Island, is the village of Hatteras, one of the largest communities on the island.
		This Hatteras Colony is in a quiet, secluded area ideal for rest and family recreation.
	www.hatterasvacations.com /abouthatteras.htm (863 words)

	LighthouseRatings.com - Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
		At 208 feet from foundation to top, Cape Hatteras is the tallest lighthouse in the western hemisphere and finishes second only to the light tower known as the Lanterna in Genoa, Italy (measured at 245 feet) as the tallest in the world.
		In the summer of 1999, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse re-entered the national limelight as erosion threaten its actual existence and the light had to be relocated.
		To get to Hatteras you must drive through some of the most beautiful shore line property in the U.S. Heading south on Route 12, there is a 40 mile drive when you past the Bodie Lighthouse that entails beautiful stretched out sand dune roads and beautiful summer towns sprinkled in along the way.
	www.lighthouseratings.com /Hatteras (1868 words)

	Hatteras 65 Convertible - Power & Motoryacht
		It takes a certain kind of vessel to be out here: a fishing machine that is a good sea boat in the heaviest of weather, offers the comfort and range necessary to chase big fish, and is rigged with all the equipment required to succeed.
		The 65’s toughness is a Hatteras tradition, for she’s built with the kind of attention to detail that’s expected of a boat that regularly plies the treacherous waters just beyond the company’s New Bern facility.
		Hatteras prefers this instead of steel I-beam mounting because, according to the company, it not only more evenly distributes the tremendous forces generated by the big diesels, but also reduces the amount of vibration transferred to the rest of boat.
	powerandmotoryacht.com /boattests/0301hatteras65 (437 words)

	Vacationing in Hatteras - HatterasGuide.com - Outer Banks
		Hatteras Island's seven villages cater to visitors with hotels and motels, rental homes from the luxurious to the simple, restaurants from family style to upscale contemporary, locally owned shops offering just about everything you could need, and recreation opportunities for everyone.
		The island is a magnet for those who love surfing, kite boarding, wind surfing, fishing, birding, paddling, camping, scuba diving and the beach, for a number of reasons -- mild temperatures for about nine months of the year, abundant and accessible ocean and sound beaches, numerous outfitters and a totally laid-back lifestyle.
		Hatteras Island has changed a lot in the four decades since it was connected by bridge to the northern Outer Banks.
	www.hatterasguide.com (406 words)

	Hatteras Area Information
		Hatteras diving is about the best there is on the mid-Atlantic coast.
		Hatteras is very family oriented with plenty of topside activities; swimming, surfing, windsurfing, fishing, birding, antique hunting, sightseeing, or just relaxing.
		Dining on Hatteras Island also runs the gamut from a burger and fries at the "Hatterasman Drive-In", a pizza at the Gingerbread House or a meal that rivals any 5-star at the Austin Creek Grill.
	www.divehatteras.com /areainfo.htm (1275 words)

	Hatteras Island, NC - On The Southern Outer Banks Of Dare County, The Barrier Islands Of North Carolina - History, ...
		The Cape Hatteras National Seashore encompasses some of the most historic and environmentally fragile real estate in the world and is a paradox in many ways.
		The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, tallest in the nation, was nearly claimed by the Atlantic Ocean but was rescued in the nick of time in 1999 by moving the entire structure away from the sea.
		But perhaps most importantly is the fact that Hatteras Island is one of the last places on earth where you can go on the Fourth of July weekend and stake out a stretch of beach to call your very own.
	www.hatteras-nc.com (367 words)

	Hatteras Island & Cape Hatteras, NC
		The famous Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, which is open to the public, is located in Buxton - the tallest operational brick lighthouse in North America at more than 200 feet - along with a Visitor's Center and Nature Trail.
		The beaches of Avon are perhaps the nicest on Hatteras Island.
		Hatteras is now recognized as one of the premier outdoor recreation destinations on the East Coast.
	www.outerbeaches.com /HatterasIsland (1416 words)

	Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
		Cape Hatteras Lighthouse stands on a spot of eastern North America dreaded by sailors since the 16th century when European ships regularly began sailing or "coasting" the Atlantic seaboard.
		Cape Hatteras light burned steadily for seven short years before the fighting of the Civil War extinguished it again.
		Even with Cape Hatteras as the primary aid to navigation in the area, secondary warning devices were needed farther out and directly on the shoals.
	www.outerbankschamber.com /relocation/history/capehatteras.cfm (1173 words)

	HATTERAS HI - HATTERAS ISLAND
		Composed of dunes, dense salt marshes, freshwater swales and one of the most pristine maritime forests remaining on the East Coast, Hatteras Island is the destination for vacationers in search of fishing, camping, windsurfing, bird watching, beachcombing or total relaxation.
		If you love Hatteras Island, as we do, you should read this editorial, it was published in the July 2002 issue of the Island Breeze.
		is a free monthly newspaper available here on Hatteras Island. We have reprinted this article to make his thoughts available to all who missed the July 2002 edition.
	www.hatterashi.com /index.html (222 words)

	Hatteras - Power & Motoryacht
		Hatteras, yachts For Sale, yacht and powerboat reviews, used and new yacht and powerboat deals, brokers and special yacht gear advice and reviews.
		Tweak a proven hull, add two big diesels, and this 54-foot convertible is ready to tear it up with the big dogs.
		The Hatteras 65 Convertible is so tough, you’ll quite before she does.
	powerandmotoryacht.com /hatteras (140 words)

	HATTERAS HI - HATTERAS ISLAND
		Composed of dunes, dense salt marshes, freshwater swales and one of the most pristine maritime forests remaining on the East Coast, Hatteras Island is the destination for vacationers in search of fishing, camping, windsurfing, bird watching, beachcombing or total relaxation.
		If you love Hatteras Island, as we do, you should read this editorial, it was published in the July 2002 issue of the Island Breeze.
		is a free monthly newspaper available here on Hatteras Island. We have reprinted this article to make his thoughts available to all who missed the July 2002 edition.
	www.hatterashi.com (222 words)

	Cape Hatteras National Seashore - Cape Hatteras National Seashore (U.S. National Park Service)
		A haven for recreation and reflection, the islands of Cape Hatteras are constantly changed by tide, storm, current and wind.
		Wind is an everyday occurrence on the Outer Banks, and can range from gentle southwest breezes to strong northeast storm winds.
		Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, which commemorates the first English attempt at colonization of the New World, is only a few miles northwest of Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
	www.nps.gov /caha (228 words)

	Welcome to Hatteras Village North Carolina
		Hatteras Village sits along the shores of Hatteras Inlet, which separates it from Ocracoke Island.
		In 1861, the Hatteras area was the first portion of the Confederacy to fall victim to Union forces.
		Hatteras Village has always been one of the most populated villages on the Outer Banks, especially since the opening of the inlet.
	www.thecoastalexplorer.com /NC/Hatteras.asp (979 words)

	HATTERAS - Boston Yacht Sales - Hatteras, Sabre, Backcove
		As the premier New England yachting center for Hatteras, we are able to offer our clients unrivaled service, value, and execution in sales and purchase.
		Hatteras 70 - 80 - 90 Series ]
		Hatteras introduces the 4-stateroom / 4-bath 68 Convertible with the widest beam in its class, as well as ground-breaking design and technology throughout the vessel...
	www.bostonyachts.com /newboat/hatteras (240 words)

	North Carolina's Lighthouses
		Cape Hatteras Lighthouse stairs have been closed to climbers until further notice for repairs.
		Located along Highway 12 south on Hatteras Island, the Cape Hatteras Light is the most recognized, photographed, painted, read about and admired lighthouse in North America and is a National Historic Landmark.
		International Chimney, Inc. and their team of engineers successfully moved the Cape Hatteras Light Station 2,900 feet to the southwest of the original location, placing the tower 1,600 feet from the ocean’s edge on July 9, 1999.
	www.outer-banks.com /lights/nhatteras.cfm (834 words)

	Hatteras Divided
		In fact, most of the dunes along Hatteras Island and up to Oregon Inlet are not natural dunes -- they were actually pushed up there in the 1930's by the Civilian Conservation Corps to presage economic development.
		CD: I would imagine a lot of people on Hatteras Island would be raising hell about that possibility because they like the convenience of being able to jaunt back and forth so easily.
		The immediate impacts of that would probably be to reduce the tourist flow volume to Hatteras Island, and many of the economic interests on Hatteras Island would not be in favor of reducing the total flow of people.
	surfermag.com /features/oneworld/hatterasdivided (1317 words)

	Cape Hatteras \| Hatteras North Carolina \| Hatteras Island
		We'll be adding a second webcam at Hatteras Landing.
		Hatteras Island lies twenty-five miles off the coast of North Carolina with miles of sand dunes, salt marshes, freshwater swales and a beautiful maritime forest.
		Hatteras Island is the destination for vacationers in search of surfing, relaxation, fishing, camping, bird watching, beachcombing or enjoying the sunsets with family and friends.
	www.discoverhatteras.com (75 words)

	Hatteras Island Vacation Rentals and Real Estate \| North Carolina
		You can visit a life guarded beach where safety and comfort are assured or even at the peak of the season, search out and find your own isolated spot in the sandy dunes.
		Hatteras beaches are within the Cape Hatteras National Seashore, the nation's first recreational seashore park.
		Dunes caressed in golden sea oats and the dogleg shape of Hatteras Island provides a sheltered and safe beach from any wind direction except southeast to due east.
	www.beachsurf.com /hatteras (586 words)

	Hatteras Island Real Estate \| Hatteras Realty, Outer Banks, Dare County, North Carolina
		One visit to the Hatteras Realty sales team in our Avon or Hatteras Village locations can set you on the path to the endless summer.
		I am a life long resident of Hatteras Island and would be honored to put that knowledge and experience to your benefit.
		As you search the properties that Hatteras Realty offers, keep in mind that I as well as the entire Hatteras Realty sales team are here to help you with any questions you may have about buying and selling real estate on Hatteras Island.
	www.hatterasrealty.com /sales.html (675 words)

	Cape Hatteras Lighthouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse is the tallest lighthouse in America.
		Located to warn travelers off shore in the area known as the "Graveyard of the Atlantic," the lighthouse has 268 steps inside to the top.
		During the Civil War, the lighthouse was attacked by both Union and Confederate forces.
	www.itpi.dpi.state.nc.us /caroclips/hatteras.html (139 words)

	Battle Summary: Hatteras Inlet Batteries, NC
		Benjamin Butler and Flag-Officer Silas Stringham, embarked from Fort Monroe to capture Hatteras Inlet, an important haven for blockade-runners.
		On the 28th, while the navy bombarded Forts Clark and Hatteras, Union troops came ashore and attacked the rear of the Confederate batteries.
		This movement was part of Union efforts to seize coastal enclaves from which to enforce the blockade.
	www.cr.nps.gov /hps/abpp/battles/nc001.htm (163 words)

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