Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Norton |
community on Grassy Camp Creek and Norton Creek in SW Jackson County. Named for pioneer settler Roderick Norton. His son Richard was first postmaster. |
| Norton Branch |
rises in S Macon County near Downs Mountain and flows NE into Little Tennessee River. |
| Norton Creek |
rises in SW Jackson County and flows NE into Lake Thorpe. |
| Norton Fork Creek |
rises in SW Madison County and flows NW into Spring Creek. |
| Norton Fork Gap |
on the Buncombe-Madison county line between Chestnut Gap and Robinson Rough. |
| Norton Prong |
rises in E Macon County and flows S into Big Creek. |
| Norval |
community in W Harnett County served by post office, 1856-1908. |
| Norwood |
town in SE Stanly County on Lake Tillery. Alt. 365. Post office est. there in 1826 and named for William C. Norwood, first postmaster. Inc. 1881. |
| Norwood Lake |
See Lake Tillery. |
| Notla Township |
S central Cherokee County. |