See Corndack Creek.

town in SW Cherokee County on South Fork Rapier Mill Creek. Inc. 1911. Named for Henry Culberson, who donated the site for the town and the post office. Alt. 1,618.

rises in NE Cherokee County and flows NW into Junaluska Creek.

N Yancey County between Hensley Branch and Bald Mountain Creek.

community in central Granville County served by post office, 1892-1907.

community in E Macon County on Cullasaja River. Once known as Sugar Town. The Cherokee word Kul-say-gee meant "sugar" or "sweet."

rises in S Swain County and flows NE into Yalaka Creek.

See Cullasaja River.

rises in SE Macon County and flows NW into Little Tennessee River. Bridal Veil, Dry, and Lower Cullasaja Falls, which see, are on the river. Moses Ashley Curtis, writing from Franklin on September 2, 1829, said that the "Falls of Sugar Town Creek" are "very imposing—nearly as high as Linville."

See Pinnacle.