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Mary Gray Knobbetween Rock Hollow Branch and Rogers Cove Creek in E Haywood County.
Mary Knobon the Haywood-Madison county line.
Mary Sander Creeka tidal creek in S Currituck County N of Poplar Branch Bay.
Mary Simmons RidgeE Watauga County, extends S between Boone Camp Branch and East Ridge.
Mary's Creekrises in S Alamance County in the foothills of the Cane Creek Mountains and flows E into Haw River.
Marys Branchrises in W Avery County and flows E into Roaring Creek.
Marys GapE Haywood County between Rice Cove and Sassafras Knob.
Masa Knobpeak on Swain County, N.C.-Sevier County, Tenn., line in Great Smoky Mountains National Park about halfway between Mount Kephart and Charlies Bunion, lat. 35°38'10" N., long. 83°22'40" W. Alt. over 6,000. Named for George Masa (d. 1933), Japanese photographer whose extensive knowledge of the area, acquired through 18 years’ association with it, was recognized by his appointment as a member of the Nomenclature Committee for the first map of the park.
Mascomengea village of the Weapemeoc Indians; shown on the White map, 1585, as being on what is now the S tip of Chowan County on Albemarle Sound.
Masequetucvillage of the Weapemeoc tribe probably situated on what is now the SE tip of Pasquotank County. Shown on the White map, 1585. Variant spelling: Masquetuc.