Gazetteer
Place | Description |
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Johns Creek |
rises in central Jackson County and flows NW into Caney Fork. |
Johns Knob |
on the Graham County, N.C.-Monroe County, Tenn., line. |
Johns Millpond |
SE Scotland County on Leiths Creek. Formed 1840. Covers 150 acres; max. depth 15 ft. |
Johns River |
rises in N Caldwell County near the foot of Blowing Rock. Approx. 32 mi. long, it flows s, sw, and SE across W Caldwell and into N Burke County, where it enters Catawba River. Named for John Perkins, local black landowner. |
Johns River Township |
W Caldwell County. |
Johns Swamp |
rises in SE Bladen County and flows S into Colly Creek. |
Johnson Branch |
rises in E Wayne County and flows NE into Exum Mill Branch. |
Johnson Cove |
SE Buncombe County E of Turkey Ridge. |
Johnson Creek |
a tidal creek in Core Sound near the Core Banks, E Carteret County. |
Johnson Drainage Ditch |
rises S of Hendersonville in central Henderson County and flows NE into Bat Fork near its junction with Mud Creek. |