See Pamlico Sound.

community in E Warren and NW Halifax Counties on Bens Creek. Named for Panacea Springs, a popular resort there in early 1900s with a large hotel and a lake near mineral springs (supposedly curative). Water formerly bottled and sold; the hotel, lake, and cottages are gone.

See Panacea.

Indian village site shown on the De Bry map, 1590, in what is now Beaufort County near the head of Pamlico River on its S bank.

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

rises in S Madison County and flows NW into French Broad River.

community in NE Haywood County served by post office, 1884-1905.

town in NE Beaufort County on Pantego Creek. Alt. 7. A post office since 1825. Inc. 1881.

rises in Dismal Swamp, E Beaufort County, and flows S and E into Pungo River. It is also fed by several canals draining from the swamp. Appears on the Moseley map, 1733.

E Beaufort County.