Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Hornblower Point |
S Chowan County, extends from E side of Edenton Bay into Albemarle Sound. A railroad bridge across the sound extends from the site to the mouth of Kendricks Creek in N Washington County. Now a part of Edenton Naval Air Station property. Shown as Moseleys Point on the Collet map, 1770; as Hornblow's Point on the MacRae map, 1833; and as Skinner's Point on the Price map, 1808, and on the Kerr map, 1882. Named for the Horniblow family, which owned property there. |
| Hornbuckle Creek |
rises in N Jackson County and flows NW into Soco Creek. |
| Hornbuckle Ridge |
W Jackson County between Sassafras Branch and Grassy Knob. |
| Horne Creek |
rises in SE Surry County and flows SE into Yadkin River. |
| Horner |
community in E Granville County. Once a railroad siding; also site of Horner Military School. |
| Hornes Bay |
a sand-filled bay in W Columbus County. See Carolina Bays. |
| Hornet |
community in SE Mecklenburg County served by post office, 1880-1903. See also Alexander's Store. |
| Hornet Swamp |
rises in W Sampson County and flows W into Little Coharie Creek. |
| Horneyhead Mountain |
in central Jackson County on the NE end of Cedar Valley Knob. Alt. 4,060. |
| Horniblow |
See Hornblower Point. |