| Scuffleton | See Scuffletown. |
| Scuffletown | town in E Greene County on Little Contentnea Creek served by post office, 1837-42. Also spelled Scuffleton. Inc. 1885, but long inactive in municipal affairs. Settled prior to 1756; served by post office, 1837-42. Name said to be derived from disagreement among members of the local Free Will Baptist church. In recent years generally known as Ridge Spring. |
| Scuffletown | See Pembroke. |
| Scull Camp | See Skull Camp Mountain. |
| Scuppernong | community in E Washington County. Post office est. 1849, discontinued 1908. Location formerly known as Cool Spring. |
| Scuppernong Lake | See Lake Phelps. |
| Scuppernong River | rises in E Washington County in East Dismal Swamp and flows E into W Tyrrell County, where it turns to flow NW into Albemarle Sound. Appears on the Moseley map, 1733, as Cascoponung River. It appears as Cuscopang River on a 1788 map. Approx. 22 mi. long. |
| Scuppernong Township | NW Tyrrell County. |
| Scuppernong Township | SE Washington County, formed in 1868 and incorporates within its limits the old voting precinct of Cool Springs. |
| Sea Banks | See Outer Banks; Shackle ford Banks. |