community in SW Yadkin County on North Hunting Creek. Named for the herds of deer that once gathered in the shoals of the creek.

SW Yadkin County.

E Haywood County, springs forming in part the headwaters of Pisgah Creek.

NE Warren County between Hub-quarter Creek and Stonehouse Creek. Formerly the plantation of Nathaniel Macon (1758-1837), member of Congress (1791-1828) and speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives; he is buried there. House burned by vandals, 1977, and reconstructed. Post office operated there from 1901 to 1905. Site owned and maintained by Warren County.

on the Haywood-Transylvania county line on Pisgah Ridge just S of Little Pisgah Mountain at the head of Pisgah Creek. Alt. 4,980.

rises in S Wayne County and flows NW into Thoroughfare Swamp.

NW Wayne County.

See Buck Quarter Creek.

E Macon County between Little Buck Creek and Katie Creek.

rises in E Haywood County and flows SE into Bald Creek.