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Place	Description
Lake Charles	on Grassy Creek, SE Buncombe County.
Lake Cheoah	NW Graham and SW Swain Counties. Formed 1928 by Aluminum Company of America in damming Little Tennessee River. Covers 648 acres; max. depth 200 ft. Used for power, swimming, and boating. Alt. 1,276.
Lake Chub	See Loch Lily.
Lake Comfort	community on the S shore of Lake Mattamuskeet in central Hyde County.
Lake Craig	on Swannanoa River in central Buncombe County near the E boundary of Asheville. The Asheville Recreation Park is located near the dam. Named for Governor Locke Craig (1860-1925), whose home was nearby. The lake covers approx. 55 acres. Was a source of water for the city of Asheville prior to about 1903.
Lake Creek	flows SE from Black Lake into South River in E Bladen County.
Lake Creek Township	in E Bladen County.
Lake Devin	central Granville County on Hatcher's Run, was formed in 1954 as a source of water for the town of Oxford. Covers 100 acres; max. depth 40 ft. Named for former chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, W. A. Devin, a resident of Oxford.
Lake Drain	flows E from Singletary Lake in E Bladen County into Colly Creek.
Lake Eden	on a tributary of North Fork [Swannanoa River], E Buncombe County at the former site of Black Mountain College.