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Erosion, insurance gaps, and a race against time for protective projects leave Buxton’s oceanfront at risk
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Erosion, insurance gaps, and a race against time for protective projects leave Buxton’s oceanfront at risk
16 oceanfront homes in Buxton and Rodanthe have collapsed into the Atlantic Ocean since mid-September 2025, resulting in widespread debris along the shoreline and prompting an extensive cleanup effort by local and federal stakeholders along the Cape Hatteras National Seashore (CHNS). Most of the losses are concentrated along Buxton’s Tower Circle, Cottage Avenue, and Ocean Drive neighborhoods — a section of shoreline that has benefited from fede…
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