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| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Tulip Jewel | community in N Stokes County served by post office, 1888-1905. |
| Tull Bay | an inland bay in N Currituck County in the mouth of the Northwest River. |
| Tull Creek | rises in central and E Currituck County and flows NW and NE into Tull Bay. Appears on the Collet map, 1770. Named for the Tull family, living there by 1710. |
| Tull Creek | rises in E Onslow County and flows E into Bear Creek. |
| Tull Mill Pond | on the head of Southwest Creek in SW Lenoir County. Formed approx. 1875. Covers 180 acres; max. depth 14 ft. |
| Tulls Creek | community in N Currituck County served by post office, 1826-74. |
| Tully Gap | NE Yancey County at the SW end of Buck Ridge. |
| Tulula | community in S Graham County on Tulula Creek, which see. |
| Tulula Creek | rises in SE Graham County and flows nw, where it joins Sweetwater Creek in forming Cheoah River. Named for the Cherokee word for the cry of the frog, talulu |
| Tumblebug Creek | rises in E Henderson County and flows SW into Little Hungry Creek. |