Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Camden Point |
the SE tip of Camden County that extends into the Albemarle Sound. See also Poquoson Point. |
| Camel Field |
cove in N Buncombe County between North Knob and Reems Creek. |
| Camel Hump Knob |
a peak in Great Smoky Mountains National Park on the line between Haywood County, N.C., and Cocke County, Tenn., near lat. 35°43'33" N., long. 83°13' W. Alt. 5,200-5,250. |
| Camel Knob |
N Rutherford County N of Camp Creek. Alt. 2,124. |
| Camels Creek |
rises in W Harnett County and flows NE into Cape Fear River. Named for "Surveyor John" Campbell, who settled along its banks about 1770. |
| Camera |
See Willard. |
| Camerer Ridge |
on the Haywood County, N.C.-Cocke County, Tenn., line in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Extends NE from Low Gap to Mount Camerer, then E approx. 2½ mi. to the valley of Pigeon River. Named in honor of A. B. Camerer, formerly of the U.S. Department of Interior, who was active in promoting the park. |
| Cameron |
town in E Moore County. Inc. 1876 and named for a civil engineer who surveyed the Raleigh and Augusta Airline Railroad. Alt. 304. |
| Camerons Hill |
See Johnsonville. |
| Camp Alamance |
Civil War training camp near Company Shops, now Burlington, central Alamance County. |