| Cedar Island | a two-acre uninhabited tidal-marsh island in Cedar Island Bay on the W side of Church Island, central Currituck County. |
| Cedar Island Bay | in the waters of Currituck Sound on the W side of Church Island in central Currituck County. Named for the small tidal-marsh island in the bay. |
| Cedar Island Bay | approx. 4 mi. long and 1½ mi. wide, NE Carteret County. Bounded by Cedar Island, Back Bay, and Core Sound. |
| Cedar Island Point | on Pamlico and Core Sounds, NE Carteret County, formerly a part of Hunting Quarters (now Atlantic) Township. |
| Cedar Island Point | NE Carteret County; easternmost point of Cedar Island on S side of entrance from Core Sound into Cedar Island Bay. |
| Cedar Knob | on Buncombe-Rutherford county line S of Cedar Cliff. |
| Cedar Knob | E Macon County between the head of Indian Camp Branch and Walnut Creek. |
| Cedar Knob | W Madison County between Granger Mountain and Friezeland Creek. |
| Cedar Lodge | community in E Davidson County. Named for the home of John W. Thomas, founder of Thomasville, who lived there, 1825-52. A nineteenth-century post office serving the community was Fair Grove, a name by which the community is also sometimes known. |
| Cedar Mountain | SW Polk County. Alt. 2,200. |