Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Jack |
community in NE Warren County. Post office est. there in 1901, but discontinued in 1905. Due to a shift in population, the community is dwindling, and the name is not widely known. |
| Jack Bradley Branch |
rises in N Swain County and flows S into Beech Flats Prong. |
| Jack Cabin Branch |
rises in S Jones County and flows NW into Trent River. |
| Jack Cove |
NW Jackson County, formerly Schuler Cove. In 1956, on a 5,000-acre tract there, R. H. Kress est. the Jack Kress School and renamed Schuler Cove in honor of his late son. Operated as a trade school, there is a model farm and nursery; classes in forestry and various trades are conducted. |
| Jack Creek |
rises in central Beaufort County and flows E into Nevil Creek. |
| Jack Gap |
central Buncombe County between Pine Knob and Bartlett Mountain. |
| Jack Island Swamp |
W Duplin County on Nahunga Creek. |
| Jack Knob |
E Macon County between Passmore Knob and Watauga Creek. |
| Jack Smith Creek |
rises in central Craven County SW of New Bern and flows NE into Neuse River. It forms a part of the limits of New Bern. |
| Jack Swamp |
flourished as a community on the stream of that name in N Northampton County from about 1775, when a Quaker meetinghouse was built there, until about 1812, by which time most of the people had moved to central North Carolina and to Ohio. |