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Place	Description
Waterhole Mine	mica and feldspar mine, SW Avery County.
Watering Hole Swamp	rises in W Robeson County and flows S into Wilkinson Swamp. Also sometimes known as Waterhole Swamp.
Waterlily	community on the S end of Church Island, E Currituck County. Settled about 1750. Named for water lilies growing in ponds and ditches there.
Waterloo	community in S Union County near the present Prospect School between the head of Cane Creek and Polecat Creek.
Waterloo Branch	rises in S Macon County and flows SE into Little Tennessee River.
Watermelon Branch	rises in N central Madison County and flows NE into Big Laurel Creek.
Wateroak Creek	rises in SE Clay County and flows SE into Tallulah River.
Wateroak Gap	SE Clay County between Chunky Gal and Yellow Mountains.
Waterrock Knob	on the Haywood-Jackson county line. Alt. 6,292. Named Amos Plott Balsam in 1858 by Arnold Guyot for a pioneer settler at its base. Wood cutters and loggers knew it as Waterrock Knob because there was a good spring running out over a smooth rock near its top. Also spelled Water Rock Knob.
Waters	community in N Burke County.