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Cape
Fear is the southernmost cape of three along the North Carolina Coast. The
"greater" Cape Fear area consists of four oceanfront counties. New Hanover,
which embraces the city of Wilmington, is the state's smallest county geographically and
among the state's wealthiest. It is a triangular area bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on
the east, the Cape Fear River on the west, and Pender County to the north (the county line
there being the Northeast Cape Fear River). Pender County includes Figure Eight Island and
the southern half of Topsail Island. The northern half of Topsail is in Onslow County. On
the west side of the Cape Fear River and south to the state line lies Brunswick County,
one of the fastest-growing counties in the state.
To orient yourself to Wilmington and the
immediate area, grab a copy of the guide map published by the Cape Fear Coast Convention
and Visitors Bureau, (910) 341-4030 or (800) 222-4757. It's a great downtown street map
and is available free at the Visitors Information Center at the Old Courthouse in
Wilmington, 24 N. 3rd Street, as well as at many hotels and from the Chamber of Commerce,
1 Estell Lee Place, (910) 762-2611.
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