former inlet N of present town of Duck, E Dare County. In 1788 George Caffee bought a tract in the area but lost much of it when a small inlet cut through his property. Also known as Providence Inlet.

was built by the U.S. Lifesaving Service in 1874 at Caffey's Inlet. Destroyed by fire, its replacement, built 1899, later served U.S. Coast Guard. Later housed restaurant.

rises in W Jackson County and flows SE into Savannah Creek.

community in NE Montgomery County served by post office, 1876-1921.

community in SW Bertie County.

rises in SE Craven County approx. 3 mi. NW of North Harlowe and flows approx. 3½ mi. NW into Hancock Creek.

extends from E Onslow County into White Oak River. Named for John Cahoon, early settler.

See Canetuck Township.

community in SE Anson County. Served by post office, 1878-1904. Center of rich farming land. Named for Cairo, Egypt, also a center of rich farming land.

community in S Wake County. Named for the city in Egypt.