| Cox's Knob | E Caldwell County. Alt. 2,430. Probably named for Matthew Cox, eighteenth-century settler. |
| Cox's Mill | former mill on Deep River, E central Randolph County. Was headquarters of David Fanning, noted leader of N.C. Tories, 1781-82. Appears on the Collet map, 1770. See also Coxsborough; Mill Creek. |
| Coxcomb Mountain | on the Buncombe-Yancey county line between Rocky Knob and Ogle Meadows. Alt. 5,443. |
| Coxe Branch | rises in N Yancey County and flows SE into Little Creek. |
| Coxe's Store | See Newton Grove. |
| Coxsborough | town authorized to be laid off in 1797 at or near Cox's Mill, E central Randolph County at the junction of Mill Creek and Deep River. Warehouses for inspection of agricultural products were to be est. there in connection with navigation up and down Deep River. Apparently the town was never set. See also Cox's Mill. |
| Coxville | community in S Pitt County. |
| Cozad Branch | rises in NE Cherokee County and flows SE into Morris Creek. |
| Cozad Gap | NE Cherokee County in the Snowbird Mountains. |
| Cozart | community in SW Granville County served by post office, 1889-1905. Alt. 332. |