Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Longs Delight |
appears on the Ogilby map, 1671, near the upper portion of the Cape Fear River. It was a name assigned probably for Capt. Anthony Long, member of an expedition led by Capt. William Hilton in 1663 to explore the lower Cape Fear region. See also Lockwoods Folly Inlet. |
| Longs Island |
name applied on the Ogilby map, 1671, to the land now in NW New Hanover County between the Brunswick and Cape Fear Rivers N of Eagles Island. The peninsula was formerly an island when Fishing Creek flowed between the two rivers. See also Longs Delight. |
| Longs Store |
community in W Person County. |
| Longshoals |
community in S Lincoln County on South Fork Catawba River. Settled prior to 1901. Named for shoals in the river. Alt. 732. |
| Longtown |
community in W Burke County. |
| Longview |
town in NW Catawba County W of Hickory. Inc. 1907. Earlier known as Penelope. Served by post office of that name, 1888-1904. |
| Longwood |
community in SW Brunswick County. |
| Longwood Park |
community on the outskirts of Hamlet, S Richmond County. Known also as Northeast Hamlet. |
| Lonnie-Womble Creek |
rises in N Lee County and flows SE into Cape Fear River. |
| Lookadoo Mountain |
N Rutherford County between Carson Mountain and the head of Duncans Creek. |