Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Mattamuskeet Lake |
See Lake Mattamuskeet. |
| Matthews |
town in SE Mecklenburg County. Inc. 1879. Known as Fullwood or Fullwood's Store from 1825, when a post office existed there; in 1875 it was given its present name to honor an official of the Central Carolina Railroad. Produces textiles, electrical equipment, pottery, and tools. Alt. 729. |
| Matthews Branch |
rises in W Haywood County and flows S into Mossy Branch. |
| Matthews Creek |
rises in NE Duplin County and flows SW into Northeast Cape Fear River. |
| Matthews Cross Roads |
See Siler City. |
| Matthews Crossroads |
community in W Nash County near the headwaters of Pig Basket Creek. |
| Matthews Township |
W central Chatham County. |
| Mattock Creek |
rises in N Macon County and flows SW into Cowee Creek. |
| Maua |
community in E Yadkin County. |
| Maufin |
town inc. in 1905 in N Pitt County on the N side of Grindle Creek. Apparently it was not developed, as the charter was repealed in 1911. |