If you time it just right, say a few days after decent rains in central North Carolina, and head down to the Wilmington riverfront near Point Peter where the Cape Fear and Northeast Cape Fear rivers ...
Seeing locks and dams on the Cape Fear River submerged might normally raise some eyebrows and worries about massive flooding heading downstream toward Wilmington, say from historic rainfalls from ...
The waterway's muddy appearance is caused by heavy sediment from natural erosion and human activities. Dredging the river for shipping has allowed salt water to push farther inland, altering the ...
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