a community of African Americans in SE Onslow County. Made up largely of people formerly living on land that became Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Air Station.

community in SE Bladen County. Formerly known also as Centerville and Hungry Neck.

N Macon County on a tributary of Burningtown Creek.

rises in SE Henderson County 1½ mi. SW of Saluda and flows SE into Pacolet River. Lake Kelly, which see, is on Kelly Creek.

S Transylvania County between Tower Creek and Cantrell Creek. Alt. approx. 2,980.

N Macon County between Shope Cove and Kelly Cove.

rises in S Pender County and flows W into Rileys Creek.

on Southwest Creek in E Lenoir County. Formed in or prior to 1738 by a man named Marshall. Covers 312 acres; max. depth 10 ft.

community in SW Mecklenburg County served by post office, 1876-87.

community in NW Caldwell and SW Watauga Counties near Boone Fork 3 mi. W of Blowing Rock. Probably named for Samuel T. Kelsey, who operated a nursery nearby in the late nineteenth century. Also known as White's Spring.