| Turkey-Buzzard River | See Hyco River. |
| Turkeyfoot | community in W Davie County. Viewed from the air or in aerial photographs, local road intersections resemble a gobbler's appendage. |
| Turkeypen Branch | rises in NE Cherokee County and flows S into Pile Creek. |
| Turkeypen Branch | rises in S Watauga County and flows NE into Trout Creek. |
| Turkeypen Ridge | E Madison County at the head of West Fork [Bull Creek]. |
| Turlington | community in E Harnett County. Slocomb Crossroads, formerly recognized as a separate community, is now a part of the Turlington community. |
| Turnagain Bay | NE Carteret County emptying into Neuse River. Known as The Bay until about 1775. |
| Turnagain Creek | NE Carteret County flows N to empty into Turnagain Bay. Known as The Bay Creek until around 1775. Said to have been named by Joseph Pittman, who ran an Indian out of his sweet potato patch. The Indian fled, swam the creek, and emerged on the opposite shore, where he turned to make an insulting remark to Pittman. Pittman told him to "turn again" and repeat what he had said. The Indian did, and Pittman shot him. |
| Turnage | community in S Edgecombe County. |
| Turnbull Creek | rises in White Pond Bay in S Cumberland County and flows SE into NE Bladen County, where it enters Cape Fear River in central Bladen County. Named for Thomas Turnbull, an early colonial resident. |