rises in N Clay County between Julie Ridge and Deadline Ridge and flows S into Tusquitee Creek. Received its name when Robert Henry, a surveyor and Revolutionary War veteran, dropped his compass in the stream as he was crossing it.

rises in central Nash County, flows SE into Edgecombe County, and enters Tar River 1 mi. E of Edgecombe-Nash county line.

community in SE Davidson County.

rises in W Washington County S of the town of Plymouth and flows NE into Roanoke River. It appears as Conalis Creek on the Collet map, 1770, and as Conaly Creek on maps as recent as the 1932 soil survey map. Shown as Coneby Creek on the MacRae map, 1833, and referred to as Conoby Creek in Doc. No. 259, House of Representatives, 63d Congress, 1st Session, 1913.

See Conaby Creek.

See Conaby Creek.

community in SW Scotland County.

community in S central Yancey County on Cane River. Two former communities, Antone and Dellingers, are now considered to be a part of Concord.

community in NW Person County.

community in W Sampson County between Bearskin Swamp and Great Coharie Creek.