on Carver Creek, central Cumberland County, approx. 7 mi. NE of Fayetteville at the junction of the forks of Carver Creek near its mouth in the Cape Fear River.

on the Mitchell County, N.C.-Carter County, Tenn., line.

rises in E Mitchell County and flows SE into Fall Creek.

town in W Wake County, settled about 1863 as the site of Frank Page's lumber operations and known as Page's Turnout or Page's Tavern. Later, when the railroad was built, it became Page's Siding. Inc. 1871 as Carey; named for Senator Samuel Fenton Carey (1814-1900) of Ohio, a Prohibition leader. The spelling became Cary as early as 1899.

rises in SW Wake County and flows SW into Buckhorn Creek.

rises in W Wake County and flows SW into Chatham County, where it enters Whiteoak Creek.

rises in E central Avery County and flows S into Wilson Creek.

W central Wake County.

town in N Cleveland County. Settled about 1870 and inc. 1903, but long inactive in municipal affairs. Alt. 1,145. Intended to be named for Julius Caesar but an error was made in the spelling.

former township in NW Cleveland County, now township no. 11.