| Woodard Mountains | E Madison County between California Creek and Middle Fork. |
| Woodard's Pond | E Wilson County, was formed in 1954 by the construction of a dam across a natural hollow between two hills. Covers 12 acres; max. depth 14 ft. Named for W. D. Woodard, owner. Used for fishing, swimming, boating, and irrigation. |
| Woodburn | community in NE Brunswick County. |
| Woodburn | See McGehees Mill. |
| Woodby Gap | N Yancey County between Hawk Branch and Byrds Branch. |
| Woodcock Knob | W Caldwell County. Alt. approx. 2,500. |
| Woodenton | See Woodington. |
| Woodfin | community in central Buncombe County on the E bank of French Broad River NW of Asheville. |
| Woodford | community in NW Ashe County. |
| Woodington | community in S Lenoir County. Named by Richard Caswell, who acquired a plantation there about 1767 before becoming governor. Name sometimes appears as Woodenton in nineteenth-century records. |