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Place Description
Clarks Creek

rises in W Montgomery County and flows SW into Pee Dee River.
Clarks Island

a small tidal-marsh island off the SE tip of Eagles Island in the Cape Fear River, NE Brunswick County.
Clarks Little River

See Upper Little River.
Clarks Mills

community in SE Montgomery County served by post office, 1885-1902.
Clarks Mountain

E central Anson County. Alt. approx. 525.
Clarks Store

See Blountsville.
Clarksberry

community in NW Rockingham County served by post office, 1857-66. Named for local Methodist church.
Clarksville

community in NW Davie County. John Pinchback operated Burnt Tavern or Pinchback's Tavern nearby after 1797. Before the Civil War, the stagecoach from Salem to Statesville stopped there for the night. Hinton Rowan Helper (1829-1909), author of The Impending Crisis (1857), was born nearby on a farm on Bear Creek. A post office operated there from 1855 until 1869.
Clarksville

See Salvo.
Clarksville Township

NW Davie County.