rises in W Columbus County and flows SE to join Beaverdam Swamp in forming Monie Swamp.

rises in E Duplin County and flows SW into Limestone Creek.

rises in S Hoke County and flows SE into Robeson County, where it enters Lumber River.

rises in NW Jones County W of the town of Dover and flows NW into Craven County, where it enters Tracey Swamp. Formerly both were known as Gum Swamp. Two Civil War engagements took place on Gum Swamp, one on April 28, 1863, and the other on May 22, 1863. The first engagement is called by various names, including Wise's (Wyse's) Crossroads, Dover Crossroads, and First Gum Swamp.

rises in SE Martin County and flows S into Beaufort County, where it enters Latham Creek.

rises in NE Pender County and flows S into Angola Creek.

rises in W Pitt County and flows SE into Swift Creek.

rises in N Tyrrell County and flows NE into Albemarle Sound.

rises in N Lenoir County and flows SW into Falling Creek. Name appears in local records dating from before the Revolution. Named for sweet gum trees in the area; sometimes locally called Sweetgum Swamp.

rises in E Richmond County and NW Scotland County and flows S across Scotland County into South Carolina, where it enters Little Pee Dee River.