Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Curtis |
community in central Alamance County served by post office, 1855-1905. |
| Curtis Cove |
S Haywood County. A tributary of West Fork Pigeon River flows through the cove. |
| Curtis Creek |
rises in N central Avery County and flows N into Elk River. |
| Curtis's Mills |
See Curtis. |
| Curtiss Knob |
S Macon County at the head of Piney Knob Creek. |
| Cuscopang River |
See Scuppernong River. |
| Cushing Branch |
rises in N Henderson County and flows NW into Cane Creek. Also known as Cushion Creek. |
| Cushion Creek |
See Cushing Branch. |
| Cut Laurel Gap |
in Stone Mountains, W Ashe County on the Tennessee state line. Named because early settlers encountered such a thick "rhododendron hell" there that they had to cut a tunnel through it for a mile or more. Alt. 3,746. |
| Cut-off Ridge |
N Jackson County, extends N from Scott Creek. |