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Roanoke SeaSee Albemarle Sound.
Roanoke Soundbetween Roanoke Island and the Outer Banks in E Dare County. Known in the eighteenth century as Sanderson's Channel for Richard Sanderson, local landowner. The name Walter Rawleigh appears there on the Collet map, 1770, though it is uncertain whether it was intended to represent the name of the sound. See also Albemarle Sound.
Roanoke TownshipE central Northampton County.
Roanoke TownshipNE Warren County.
Roaring Branchrises in S Mitchell County and flows NW into Crabtree Creek.
Roaring Creekrises in W Avery County and flows S into North Toe River.
Roaring Creekrises in NW Swain County in Great Smoky Mountains National Park and flows SE to join Defeat Branch in forming Bone Valley Creek.
Roaring CreekSee Valley.
Roaring Creek TownshipSW Avery County.
Roaring Forkrises in NW Ashe County and flows SW into Big Laurel Creek.