rises in SE Beaufort County and flows NW into Pamlico River. Appears on the Collet map, 1770.

on Upper Broad Creek in W Pamlico County.

E Scotland County on Big Shoeheel Creek. Covers 50 acres; max. depth 18 ft.

See Roper.

central Washington County, was formed in 1868 but was a voting precinct before that time.

extends from W Carteret County into White Oak River.

SE Columbus County.

See Willard.

former community in S Robeson County between Hog Swamp and Oldfield Swamp. A post office existed there from ca. 1816 to 1900. The name is still used in the county with reference to the general area.

NW Wake County.