Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Dukeville |
community in E Rowan County on High Rock Lake. Named by A. W. Hicks, editor of the Spencer News, for James B. Duke. |
| Dukie Halls Crossing |
See Halls. |
| Dula Knob |
S Mitchell County between Middle Fork Grassy Creek and East Fork Grassy Creek. |
| Dula Springs |
community in N Buncombe County on Little Flat Creek E of Weaverville. |
| Dula Town |
an African American community in S central Caldwell County. Named for Alfred Dula, who gave 400 acres of land to his freed slaves. At the close of the Civil War, he also gave a horse, wagon, and cow to each former slave family. |
| Dulin's Grove |
community in W Mecklenburg County named for local family. |
| Dulins |
community in NE Davie County served by post office, 1877-1905. |
| Dumas Creek |
rises in N Montgomery County and flows SE into Denson Creek. Named for Dumas family, early settlers. Appears on recent maps as Doomas Creek. |
| Dumplin Creek |
short stream in N central Carteret County, flows W into Adams Creek. |
| Dunbars Landing |
in NW Tyrrell County on the N side of Scuppernong River. |