SE Surry County.

community in N Franklin County. Site of popular nineteenth-century springs and resort.

rises in E Vance County and flows SE through Warren County onto the Franklin-Warren County line, where it enters Fishing Creek. Shown on the Price map, 1808. Named for the Shoccoree Indian tribe.

former health resort in S Warren County on Shocco Creek. Located approx. 9 mi. S of Warrenton, it was popular in the nineteenth century as a social, recreational, and health resort built around mineral springs. Shocco Male Academy was located there. Neither is in existence any longer. Shocco Springs had a post office from 1832 until 1866 and was shown on the Price map, 1808.

S Warren County.

community in W Wilkes County between North Prong Lewis Fork Creek and South Fork Reddies River.

rises in N central Carteret County and flows S into Newport River.

See Maxton.

rises in E Scotland County and flows S into Big Shoeheel Creek. See also Maxton.

community in S Duplin County.