Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Sarem |
community in W central Gates County; named for the ancient name for Salisbury, England. Alt. 34. A school for Indians was in operation there in 1712, and it was a preaching station for Rev. Clement Hall of Edenton in the 1750s. |
| Sarem Creek |
rises in S Gates County and flows SE into Chowan River. Appears on the Collet map, 1770, where the modern Cole Creek is shown with the same name. |
| Sarvis Gap |
NE Mitchell County between Wiles Creek and Lyddies Creek. |
| Sarvis Ridge |
NE Mitchell County between Wiles Creek and Lyddies Creek. |
| Sasnett Mill Branch |
rises in central Edgecombe County and flows SW into Cokey Swamp. |
| Sassafras Branch |
rises in W Jackson County and flows N into Savannah Creek. |
| Sassafras Creek |
rises in E central Avery County and flows S into Lost Cove Creek. |
| Sassafras Falls |
in Sassafras Creek, SW Graham County. Water drops approx. 70 ft. |
| Sassafras Fork |
See Stovall. |
| Sassafras Fork Township |
NE Granville County. |