Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Thunderhead Mountain |
on the Swain County, N.C.-Blount County, Tenn., line in Great Smoky Mountains National Park near lat. 35°34'08" N., long. 83°42'24" W. Alt. 5,530. |
| Thunderhole Creek |
rises in S Watauga County approx. 2 mi. W of the town of Blowing Rock and flows S into N Caldwell County, where it enters Johns River. |
| Thunderstruck Knob |
in E Yancey County at the E end of Bee Ridge. |
| Thunderstruck Ridge |
N Jackson County between Polecat Branch and Soco Creek. |
| Thundertontrenck |
See Lenox Castle. |
| Thurman |
community in E Craven County on Neuse River. Alt. 26. Settled about 1850 and named for Allen G. Thurman (1813-95), member of Congress (1845-47) and later a senator from Ohio. His mother was the daughter of Nathaniel Allen, nephew and adopted son of Joseph Hewes of Edenton. |
| Thurmond |
community in NE Wilkes County at the Surry County line. |
| Thurston |
community in SE Alexander County served by post office, 1881-1902. |
| Thurz Mountain |
N Buncombe County NW of Wiley Mountain. |
| Tiancok |
an Indian village of the Chawanoac tribe; appears on the Comberford map, 1657, located in what is now N Hertford County between Potecasi Creek and Meherrin River near the Chowan River. See also Cokey Swamp. |