| Toms Mountain | a double-topped peak in NW Rutherford County near the headwaters of Cove Creek. Alt. approx. 1,920. Sometimes known as Chalk Mountain. |
| Toms Top | central Haywood County between Snakeden Top and Colman Gap. |
| Tony | community in S Caswell County. A post office was operated there, 1890-1908. |
| Tonys Branch | rises in SE Watauga County and flows SE into Joes Creek. |
| Toodies Creek | rises in S Yancey County and flows NE into Cane River. |
| Tooles Creek | rises in N Franklin County and flows SW into Lynch Creek. |
| Tooleys Creek | rises in SE Beaufort County and flows S into South Creek. |
| Tooleys Point | point of land in E Beaufort County on the N side of Pungo River at the mouth of Pantego Creek, SE limits of Belhaven. |
| Tools Ford | former passage across Catawba River between Gaston and Mecklenburg Counties E of the present site of Mount Holly. Named for Matthew Tool, who had a grant of land in the vicinity in 1750. The ford was used by troops crossing the Catawba River during the Revolutionary War. |
| Toomer | See Summerville. |