| Council Mill Pond | S Bladen County 14 mi. SE of county seat; an artificial pond on Friar Swamp owned by Clyde Council estate. Fishing. Not open to the public. |
| Council Station | See Council. |
| Counterfeit Branch | rises in N Haywood County and flows SW into Pigeon River. |
| Country Line | community in N Granville County. |
| Country Line Creek | rises in SE Rockingham County and flows NE across Caswell County into Virginia, where it enters Dan River NE of Milton. Mentioned in local records as early as 1754. Named for the eighteenth-century custom of calling the North Carolina-Virginia line the "country line." |
| County Line | community in W Davie County served by post office, 1828-1906. |
| County Line Gap | on the Caldwell-Wilkes county line. |
| County Line Ridge | on the Caldwell-Wilkes county line. |
| County of Norfolk | was created in 1636 by authorities in Virginia to give Henry Frederick Howard, Lord Maltravers, a specific area for his proposed settlement. Maltravers in 1632 acquired the Heath grant (see Carolana). The new county extended from about the site of present Suffolk, Va., to New Bern, N.C. It was into the area that the earliest settlers of what is now North Carolina began to move from Virginia. The County of Norfolk was soon divided into Upper Norfolk and Lower Norfolk Counties, with the latter containing the region that later became a part of North Carolina. |
| Court House Bald | SE Clay County on the SE end of Ravenrock Ridge. |