| Lees Mills | See Roper. |
| Lees Mills Township | central Washington County, was formed in 1868 but was a voting precinct before that time. |
| Lees Point | extends from W Carteret County into White Oak River. |
| Lees Township | SE Columbus County. |
| Leesburg | See Willard. |
| Leesville | former community in S Robeson County between Hog Swamp and Oldfield Swamp. A post office existed there from ca. 1816 to 1900. The name is still used in the county with reference to the general area. |
| Leesville | community in NW Wake County on head of Lower Bartons Creek. Named for John Lee, who first settled there about 1800. Alt. 300. |
| Leesville Township | NW Wake County. |
| Left Fork | rises in NE Buncombe County and flows SE into Beetree Reservoir. |
| Left Fork Bean Creek | rises in N Mitchell County and flows SE to join Right Fork Bean Creek in forming Bean Creek. |