community in S McDowell County near Old Fort. Named by Western North Carolina Railroad.

former community in central Guilford County, now within the limits of the city of Greensboro. Est. 1895 and named for the cloth made by the local mill.

a tidal creek rising in the N part of Oak Island in SE Brunswick County and flowing E into Elizabeth River.

community in central Buncombe County served by post office, 1890-1902.

See New Castle.

community in N Polk County.

rises in S Watauga County and flows SE into Caldwell County.

community in W Wake County between Jim Branch and Buckhorn Creek.

W Montgomery County between Walker Mountain and Dutchmans Creek.

formerly an island in present Currituck Banks, E Currituck County. It was separated from Currituck Banks by Currituck Inlet on the N and Musketo Inlet on the s, both of which are now closed. Shown on Comberford map, 1657. See also Currituck Inlet; Musketo Inlet.