S Henderson County between Mill Creek and Cabin Creek. Alt. 2,978.

rises in central Bladen County and flows NE into Cape Fear River. Appears on the Moseley map, 1733.

community in SE Pender County. Alt. 56.

former community in SW Granville County served by post office, 1879-1906. Was located near Durham-Granville county line and dated from the nineteenth century. The site now lies within the Butner area. Ceased to exist when Camp Butner was created. See also Butner.

See Pettivers Bay.

rises in E Madison County and flows SW into Puncheon Fork Creek.

in S Jackson County on Fowler Creek at High Hampton Estate about 1 mi. E of town of Cashiers. Named for Wade Hampton, South Carolina governor and Confederate general, founder of the estate. Was formed in 1918 and today covers 24 acres, with a max. depth of 25 ft. Used for recreation.

community on N end of Church Island in central Currituck County.

NW Davidson County.

town in S Yadkin County near South Deep Creek. Settled about 1738; chartered 1818, but long inactive in municipal affairs. Named for Hampton family, early settlers who came from England.