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Place	Description
Warrensville	town in central Ashe County. Inc. 1931, but not now active in municipal affairs. Settled about 1826 and known as Buffalo Creek until renamed for the builder of first gristmill and sawmill.
Warrenton	city and county seat, in W central Warren County. Est. 1779. Alt. 451. Named for the county, which was in turn named for Joseph Warren, killed at Bunker Hill. Produces lumber products, and textiles.
Warrenton Township	central Warren County.
Warrick	See Peterson.
Warrick Branch	rises in W Mitchell County and flows S into Toe River.
Warrington	See Fort Landing.
Warrior	African American community in central Caldwell County.
Warrior Creek	rises in central Caldwell County and flows NE into Yadkin River in W end of Happy Valley.
Warrior Creek	rises in S Wilkes County and flows N into W. Kerr Scott Reservoir. Originally known as Bear Creek. Daniel Boone's wilderness trail into Kentucky passed nearby.
Warrior Creek	See Boomer.