Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Cliftons Pond |
on Crooked Creek in SW Franklin County. Formed about 1890. Covers approx. 55 acres. Max. depth 16 ft. Named for owners. |
| Cliftonville |
community in N Wilson County near the head of Cattail Branch. Named for Clifton Parker. Post office, 1895-1902. |
| Climax |
community in SE Guilford County. Alt. 824. Est. 1853. Named for its location on high ground. |
| Clinchcross |
community in E McDowell County. Probably named for the nearby Clinchfield Railroad. |
| Cline Creek |
rises in central Catawba County and flows SW into Clark Creek. |
| Cline Mine |
former copper and gold mine near the community of Watts Crossroads, NE Cabarrus County approx. 8 mi. NE of Concord. Last worked about 1901-1902; later explored by the U.S. Bureau of Mines and by the Tennessee Copper Company. |
| Clines Township |
N Catawba County. |
| Clingman |
community in E Wilkes County near West Swan Creek. Named for Senator Thomas L. Clingman (1812-97). Known also as Frog Level. |
| Clingman Mine Branch |
rises in N Avery County and flows E into Buckeye Creek on the Avery-Watauga county line. |
| Clingmans Creek |
rises in N Swain County near Clingmans Dome and flows SE into Noland Creek. |