Gazetteer
Place | Description |
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Whitakers |
town on the Edgecombe-Nash county line. Settled approx. 1840; post office est. 1866. Post office name changed to Mayonia for approx. 3 months in 1886. Inc. 1872. Named for Richard and Henry Whitaker, local landowners who supplied wood to the railroad when it was being built. First known as Whitaker's Turnout. Alt. 134. |
White Branch |
rises in N Buncombe County and flows SW into Flat Creek. |
White Creek |
rises in S central Avery County and flows SE into Linville River. |
White Creek Township |
in S Bladen County. |
White Cross |
community in S Orange County. A post office there, 1880-1906, was known as Gath. |
White Hall |
community in central Cabarrus County. |
White Hall Landing |
in SE Bladen County on the Cape Fear River. An important early trading center. |
White Hill |
community in SW Lee County at the Moore County line. Took its name from a Presbyterian church there on a small knoll of very white sand. A former post office there, 1887-1906, was known as Villanow. The community has also been known as Caviness Crossroads. |
White Horse Branch |
rises in S Lee County and flows S into Little River. |
White House |
community in SW Randolph County served by post office, 1849-1908. |