Lockwood Folly Inlet

Lockwood Folly Inlet is a naturally occurring waterway on the southeastern coast of North Carolina, connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Lockwood Folly River. It serves as a navigable entrance for boats and ships, facilitating transportation and recreation. The inlet’s shape and size can change over time due to tides, weather, and shifting sands. It plays an important role in the local ecosystem and economy, supporting activities like fishing, boating, and shipping. Its dynamic nature requires ongoing management to ensure safe navigation and environmental health.