community in SW Duplin County.

city and county seat, central Cabarrus County. Inc. 1798; alt. 704. Named for the harmonious settlement of a dispute over the site for the town. Home of Barber-Scotia College. Produces textiles, hosiery, and poultry products.

See Seaboard.

N Cabarrus County on the E edge of Kannapolis. Formed in 1926 by a dam on Patterson Branch. Covers 85 acres, with a max. depth of 25 ft. Owned by the city of Concord and used for fishing and as a municipal water source.

S Buncombe County SW of Fairview Gap.

unincorporated outskirts of the city of Concord, central Cabarrus County.

W central Iredell County. Named for Concord Presbyterian Church, located near its center, est. 1775.

former township in central Cabarrus County, now township no. 12. In 1945 parts of townships nos. 4, 5, and 11 (Cooks Cross Roads, Mount Gilead, and Baptist Church) were added to the township.

W central Randolph County.

See Bass Lake.