Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Haynes Pond |
on Mingo Swamp on the Harnett-Sampson county line. A little more than ½ mi. in length. |
| Hays |
community in N central Wilkes County between Hay Meadow Creek and the head of Camp Branch. A former post office est. there in the 1899 was named for the first postmaster, Paulina Hays Elledge; discontinued 1953. |
| Hays Knob |
SW Cherokee County between Wildcat Cove and Potato Creek. |
| Hays Mill Creek |
rises in central Cherokee County and flows SE into Valley River. |
| Hayseed |
community in SW Catawba County served by post office, 1892-1905. |
| Haystack |
community in W Surry County served by post office, 1831-1905. Also spelled Hay Stack. |
| Haystack Marshes |
See Newport Marshes. |
| Haystack Point |
point of land on the N shore of Pungo River, E Beaufort County. |
| Hayti |
(HAY-tie), African American business district in Durham, ca. 1900-1950. Lost to urban redevelopment and highway construction in 1960s. |
| Hayward Creek |
rises in W Craven County and flows E and SW into Trent River. Appears in early records as Haywood Creek and in the nineteenth century as both Haywood Creek and Samuel Creek. |