Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| McLeansville |
community in E Guilford County. Named for the McLean family, Ulster Scots who settled in the area. |
| McLendons Creek |
rises in W Moore County a nd flows NE into Deep River. From 1748 to 1754, known as Buck Creek. Named for Joel McLendon, who settled there about 1748. |
| McLeod |
community in N Richmond County. |
| McLeod Creek |
rises in W Harnett County and flows S to join Reedys Swamp in forming Jumping Run Creek. The basin of the creek was once an inland sea 30 mi. square. Its limestone bed, composed of fossilized shells, is 8 ft. thick. |
| McLeods Branch |
rises in S Moore County and flows N into Joes Fork. |
| McLin Creek |
rises in central Catawba County and flows NE into Lyle Creek. |
| McMilly Swamp |
rises in S Brunswick County and flows W into Shallotte River. |
| McMullen Creek |
rises in S Mecklenburg County and flows SW into McAlpine Creek. |
| McMurray Branch |
rises in Forest City, S central Rutherford County, and flows N into Broad River. |
| McNairs Millpond |
central Scotland County on Juniper Creek. Formed 1830. Covers 50 acres; max. depth 15 ft. |