E Haywood County on Garden Creek.

rises in W Avery County and flows SE into North Toe River.

SE Macon County between Henson Branch and Brooks Creek.

N Jackson County between Locust Creek and Cane Creek.

former community on Waterville Lake (in Pigeon River), central Haywood County. Alt. 2,298. Was site of Haywood Electric Power Company development; the name came from the initials of the company. Now abandoned.

N Wilkes County between the head of Bee Tree Branch and Cane Creek. Named for the Harrold family, early settlers on Bee Tree Branch.

See Oregon Inlet.

peak in NE Clay County between Tipton Branch and Tate Branch.

rises in SE Rockingham County and flows SW into Haw River. Known as High Rock Creek as early as 1754; renamed about 1800 for John and William Herbin, local landowners.

rises in E Moore County and flows S into Crains Creek. Named for Charles Herd, who settled at its mouth about 1760.