S Onslow County, extends into New River.

N central Sampson County.

town in central Columbus County. Settled 1888; inc. 1889, but long inactive in municipal affairs. Named for family of original settler. Produces lumber. Alt. 66.

was authorized to be laid out in SE Surry County at the junction of Little Yadkin and Yadkin Rivers in 1809 on the land of John Hall. There is no evidence that the town was ever laid out.

community on E side of Northeast Cape Fear River near the mouth of Limestone Creek, central Duplin County. Authorized to be laid out in 1818 on the lands of William Hall Sr. and sons and named Hallsborough. Post office est. as early as 1828.

community in central Bladen County served by post office, 1885-1912.

a bend in Hiwassee River, W Cherokee County, near the mouth of Anderson Creek below Hiwassee Dam.

rises in S Cherokee County and flows NW into Hiwassee River.

flows through Dismal Swamp in NE Gates County, connecting Corapeake Swamp with Cross Canal in NW Camden County. Both canals were known as Cross Canal in 1808 and as White Oak Spring Canal in 1833.

on the Jackson-Macon county line N of Yellow Mountain.