Hatteras, North Carolina · Dare County · Visitor Center
The Hatteras Weather Bureau Station was built in 1901 as one of the many stations along the east coast that would forecast weather for boats and the surrounding communities. Today the building is used as a information center.
The Hatteras Weather Bureau Station was built in 1901 as one of the many stations along the east coast that would forecast weather for boats and the surrounding communities. Today the building is used as a information center.
Located just north of NC 12 in Hatteras Village.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Hatteras Island Weather Bureau Station? A few things to know before you go:
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