| Eastwood | community in S Moore County. Named for J. B. Eastwood, lumberman who est. a store there about 1912. |
| Eastwood Lake | S Orange County in NE Chapel Hill. Formed in 1937 by a dam on Booker Creek. Approx. ¾ mi. long, covering 58 acres, with a max. depth of about 20 ft. Now the center of a residential area. |
| Easy Hill | community in NE Brunswick County. |
| Easy Ridge | N Swain County in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, a short spur extending NE from Noland Divide. |
| Easy Ridge Gap | S Swain County at the head of First Hurricane Branch. |
| Easy Street | historically black community in N Sampson County. Said to have been named for the fact that it was easy to purchase illegal liquor there. |
| Eatman | community in S Nash County served by post office, 1890-1906. |
| Eaton Island | See Baker Island. |
| Eatons Ferry | in NE Warren County on Roanoke River, was privately owned and operated as early as 1770 and appeared on the Price map, 1808. It was purchased by the state in 1935 and operated until January 1962, when a bridge over Lake Gaston was opened. |
| Eaves Creek | rises in N Franklin County and flows SE into Lynch Creek. |