former town in central Buncombe County. Inc. 1887; became a part of Asheville, 1905.

town in W Forsyth County; inc. 1794, but not now active in municipal affairs.

W Forsyth County.

community in W central Watauga County on Linville Creek. Served by post office since 1885. Alt. 2,811.

rises in N Craven County and flows NE into Neuse River.

See White Hill.

community in N Alamance County served by post office, 1889-96.

rises in E Lenoir County and flows E into Jones County, where it enters Beaver Creek. Named prior to the Revolution for the Vine family, which settled nearby.

community in SE Beaufort County.

See Southern Pines; Whiteville.