| Fetner | community in W Wake County. |
| Few | community in S Durham County. Formerly known as Oyama, the name taken from that of a Japanese city; a railroad station opened there about 1904. The name was changed after the attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941, to honor William P. Few (1867-1940), first president of Duke University. |
| Fiars Creek | See Fires Creek. |
| Fiddler Creek | rises in S Forsyth County and flows SW into South Fork. Named for Fidler or Fiedler family living in the vicinity by 1777. Appears as James Creek on Collet map, 1770. |
| Fiddlers Run | rises in central Burke County and flows N into Sandy Run Creek. |
| Fidelity | community in E Jackson County served by post office, 1888-1901. |
| Fie Creek | rises in W Haywood County and flows S into Jonathans Creek. |
| Fie Top Mountain | W Haywood County. Alt. 5,060. A ski run, Cataloochee, which see, is now operated there. |
| Field Branch | rises in W Hoke County on Fort Bragg Military Reservation and flows E into Rockfish Creek. Earlier known as Old Field Branch. Leslies Mill Pond, now drained, was formerly on the creek. |
| Fields | community in NW Lenoir County. Alt. 111. Named for a local family. |