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Place Description
Hall Township

W Gates County. Formerly known as Scratch Hall Township; origin of name unknown.
Hall's Branch

rises in E Wake County and flows SW into Little River below Moore's Mill.
Hall's Creek

rises in E Onslow County and flows SW into Queens Creek. Named for early settlers Edward and/or Thomas Hall. Also known as Hotel Creek.
Hall's Gut

a drain in E central Hertford County that empties into Chowan River.
Hallback Mountain

S Yancey County approx. 1 mi. W of Mount Mitchell. Alt. 6,400 ft.
Hallison

See Parkwood.
Hallow

See Mount Airy.
Halloway

community in central Durham County.
Hallowing Point

extends from the mainland of central Craven County at New Bern into the Neuse-Trent River estuary opposite Union Point. Appears on the Lawson map, 1709, and the Moll map, 1729.
Halls

community in S Hertford County. Also known as Duke Hall or Dukie Hall's Crossing.