| Davis Ford | former ford over Rocky River, Anson-Stanly county line at the mouth of Richardson Creek. John Davis owned a plantation in the vicinity. Richard Lane Ordinary is located at approx. site on the Collet map, 1770. |
| Davis Gap | mountain gap in S central Swain County on the head of Davis Branch. |
| Davis Island | in Core Sound at the S end of Davis Shore, E Carteret County. Named for William Davis, who settled there in 1715. |
| Davis Landing | on Pungo River, E Beaufort County. |
| Davis Mill Pond | See Pages Lake. |
| Davis Mill Pond | on Trotters Creek, W Lenoir County. Formed about 1850. Covers 60 acres; max. depth 12 ft. |
| Davis Shore | E shore of a peninsula in E Carteret County extending into Core Sound. |
| Davis Slough | E Dare County in the waters of Pamlico Sound SW of Oregon Inlet. |
| Davis Township | on Core Sound in E Carteret County. |
| Davis White Sulphur Springs | former resort in E Alexander County. Flourished from about 1883 until early twentieth century. Known also as Sulphur Springs. Davis family operated gristmill there before and after the site was popular as a summer resort. |