Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Copper Creek |
rises in N Cherokee County between Groundhog Ridge and Copper Ridge and flows SE into Beaverdam Creek. |
| Copper Gap |
on the Swain County, N.C.-Sevier County, Tenn., line in Great Smoky Mountains National Park between Eagle Rock and Mount Sequoyah. |
| Copper Knob |
N Macon County between Rhinehardt Creek and Younce Creek. |
| Copper Mine Branch |
rises in central Clay County and flows SE into Pounding Creek. |
| Copper Mine Creek |
rises in N Lee County and flows SE into Hughes Creek. Named for a copper mine operated near its head. Many broken Indian arrowheads have been found on a knoll near its junction with Hughes Creek; since no perfect arrowheads have been found, it has been suggested that they were made at the site. |
| Copper Mines |
former community in NW Alleghany County. Copper mines operated there during the Civil War. |
| Copper Neck |
W Chowan County S of the mouth of Rockyhock Creek. The name is a corruption of Cowpen Neck, the name of a plantation owned in 1747 by Charles West. |
| Copper Ridge |
NW Cherokee County, extends NE from Nin Ridge. |
| Copper Swamp |
rises in E Martin County and flows W into Gardners Creek. |
| Copperas Bald |
mountain in W Avery County. |