Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Hunting Quarters Township |
former township in E Carteret County. Cedar Island Township was formed from a part of Hunting Quarters, and the remainder is now Atlantic Township. The area was formerly a summer camp of the Core Indians. |
| Hunting Run |
rises in N Pitt County and flows SE into Grindle Creek. |
| Huntley |
community in central Sampson County served by post office, 1875-1922. |
| Hunts |
community in W Nash County served by post office, 1885-1903. |
| Hunts Branch |
rises in central Transylvania County and flows SE into Tucker Creek. |
| Hunts Fork |
rises in E Davidson County and flows SE into Rich Fork Creek. |
| Hunts Pond |
See Lake View. |
| Huntsboro |
community in E Granville County. Named for John and Mourning Hunt, residents in 1760s. |
| Huntsborough |
town authorized in 1814 to be laid off on the lands of Jonathan Hunt "on the waters of Little Ivey" in what was then Buncombe County but is now Madison County. The town apparently did not materialize. |
| Huntsville |
town in SE Yadkin County near Yadkin River. Chartered 1792 by Charles Hunt of Salisbury, who sold lots there. Thomas L. Clingman, U.S. senator and Confederate general, was born there. Town rechartered 1822, but long inactive in municipal affairs. |