Onslow County

Onslow County

North Carolina

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Population
207,906
Area
762.08 sq mi (1,973.79 km²), 143.11 sq mi water
Median age
27.7
Households
75,265
Persons per household
2.5
Median household income
$68,148
Median house value
$236,400

Demographics: 2020–2024 ACS

Today 88°F Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms then Chance Showers And Thunderstorms62% precip
Tonight 72°F Chance Showers And Thunderstorms35% precip
Sunday 88°F Chance Showers And Thunderstorms52% precip
Sunday Night 72°F Showers And Thunderstorms Likely then Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms59% precip

Local News

Coastal Review Published September 08

Public review opens for N. Topsail Beach terminal groin plan

A hearing is set for Sept. 22 and the Corps of Engineers’ Wilmington District is soliciting public comments on the draft environmental impact statement for North Topsail Beach's proposed terminal groin through Oct. 19.

Coastal Review Published August 19

Amid moratorium hits, misses, shellfish growers seek leases

Latest in our series: As tensions grow among various users of public trust waters over site selection for North Carolina's growing shellfish mariculture industry, new lease applications filed with the state would cover a combined 55 acres of bottom and water columns in six…

Coastal Review Published August 18

Surf City celebrates federal beach project with event, music

A ceremony Monday on the beach by the Surf City Ocean Pier marked the start of a federal coastal storm risk management project that the town has sought for more than two decades, and it has inspired a ... "song."

Coastal Review Published August 13

‘Astonishing’: Topsail Island stormwater projects yield results

Officials in the three Topsail Island towns see improvement in the chronic street flooding that had long been a problem after an agreement to take on an island-wide resiliency project.

Coastal Review Published August 12

Grower survey to assist balanced approach to mariculture

North Carolina Sea Grant and the North Carolina Coastal Federation are inviting oyster growers in Pender and Onslow counties to share their experiences and perspectives on the use of public trust waters.

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