Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Echo |
crossroads community in SW Robeson County. |
| Echota Mission |
N Jackson County, maintained by Holston Conference of Methodist Church for Cherokee Indians about 1840-85. School est. 1850. Missionary's house still stands. |
| Ecola |
former community in W Swain County; site now under the waters of Fontana Lake. |
| Ecusta |
See Pisgah Forest. |
| Ed Top |
peak in N Haywood County on the head of Laurel Branch. |
| Edam |
community in NW Wilson County. |
| Eden |
town in N Rockingham County on Dan and Smith Rivers. Formed in 1967 by the merger of Leaksville, Draper, and Spray, which see. Named for William Byrd's estate, "Land of Eden," which see. |
| Edenhouse |
community in E Bertie County on the Chowan River. Site of Eden House, home of Governor Charles Eden, 1714-22, and Governor Gabriel Johnston, 1732-52. |
| Edenhouse Point |
point of land extending into Chowan River, E Bertie County. Location of an early seine fishery. |
| Edens Pond |
See Watsons Pond. |