Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Currituck Narrows |
See Poplar Branch. |
| Currituck Parish |
Church of England, Currituck County, coextensive with the county, est. 1715. In 1767 the parish had 400 white taxables. |
| Currituck Point |
extends from the SW mainland of Hyde County into the mouth of Pungo River. |
| Currituck Sound |
the body of water between Currituck Banks on the E and the mainland of Currituck County on the W and from Knotts Island on the N to Powells Point on the s. Approx. 30 mi. long; max. width, 4 mi. It appears on the Moseley map, 1733. In 1930 Wright Memorial Bridge, 3 mi. long wooden span, was built across the sound from Point Harbor to N of Kitty Hawk. See also Titepano. |
| Currituck Township |
W Hyde County. |
| Curtis |
community in central Alamance County served by post office, 1855-1905. |
| Curtis Cove |
S Haywood County. A tributary of West Fork Pigeon River flows through the cove. |
| Curtis Creek |
rises in N central Avery County and flows N into Elk River. |
| Curtis's Mills |
See Curtis. |
| Curtiss Knob |
S Macon County at the head of Piney Knob Creek. |