| Lizard Lick | crossroads community in E Wake County near town of Wendell. Named by a passing observer who saw many lizards sunning and "licking" themselves on a rail fence there. |
| Lizard Ridge | community in E central Caldwell County between Zacks Fork and Blair Fork. |
| Lizzards Creek | rises in Virginia and flows SE into N Halifax County, where it enters Roanoke River. |
| Lizzie | community in central Greene County; a post office in the late nineteenth century. Said to have been known first as Lizzie's Store for the old lady who kept a store there. Also called Lillie during the 1890s. |
| Lizzie's Store | See Lizzie. |
| Lizzy Mountain | central Jackson County between Dickson Creek and Trout Creek. |
| Lloyd Cove | S Macon County E of Green Cove on a tributary of Tessentee Creek. |
| Lloyd Crossroads | community in SE Hertford County. |
| Lloyds Meadows | an area of meadow land approx. 2 mi. long and 1 mi. wide in E Onslow County at the head of Horse Swamp. |
| Loafers Glory | community in central Mitchell County on Cane Creek. Named about 1890 by Jonathan Burleson because men delighted in whiling away their time on the porch of the local general store. |