| Howes Point | SE Brunswick County on Cape Fear River. Now within the bounds of Sunny Point ammunition depot. Birthplace of Gen. Robert Howe (1732-86). |
| Howes Point | E New Hanover County, extends from the mainland into the N waters of Middle Sound. |
| Howie Mine | former gold mine in W Union County S of East Fork Twelvemile Creek. |
| Howland Creek | rises in E Carteret County and flows approx. 2.2 mi. SE into Jarrett Bay. |
| Howlett Creek | rises in E Granville County and flows N into Little Island Creek. |
| Howsers Creek | rises in central Gaston County and flows E into South Fork Catawba River. |
| Hoyle | community in NW Randolph County served by post office, 1886-1905. |
| Hoyles Creek | rises in S Lincoln County and flows SW into N Gaston County, where it turns SE to flow into South Fork Catawba River. |
| Hoyles Store | community in S Lincoln County between Rockdam Creek and Leonard Fork. The Hoylesville post office that existed in 1822 may have been at or near the community. See also Dallas. |
| Hoylesville | See Dallas. |