Cape Fear Arch

The Cape Fear Arch is a geological feature located in the southeastern United States, primarily in North Carolina. It is an uplifted area of land characterized by its unique rock formations and coastal landscape. This arch influences the region's ecology, hydrology, and land use. The Cape Fear River, which flows through this area, plays a significant role in shaping the land and supporting local ecosystems. The arch also holds historical significance, as it has been a vital area for transportation and settlement throughout history. Its diverse habitats support various wildlife, making it an important natural resource.