Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Cottonville |
community in S Stanly County. Named prior to the Civil War because of the quantity of cotton grown in the vicinity. |
| Cottonwood |
community in S Mecklenburg County served by post office, 1890-1900. |
| Cottrell Hill |
community in E Caldwell County on Zacks Fork. Named for William Cottrell, who settled there shortly before the Civil War. |
| Couch Mountain |
E Orange County on the head of Little Creek. |
| Couches Creek |
rises in NE Swain County in Great Smoky Mountains National Park and flows SE into Oconaluftee River. |
| Coulson Ordinary |
appears on the Collet map, 1770, on the Pee Dee River in what is now SE Stanly County E of the town of Norwood. At Colson's Mill nearby, Col. William Lee Davidson's Whig militia defeated Col. Samuel Bryan's Tories in July 1780. |
| Council |
town in S Bladen County. Alt. 64. Inc. 1905. Named for industrialist K. Clyde Council (1886?-1951). Also called Council Station because of depot on railroad. |
| Council Gap |
W central Watauga County near the head of Bairds Creek. |
| 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. |