Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Wakulla |
community in NW Robeson County. Alt. 208. Settled about 1860. Named by Col. Peter P. Smith for the Indian word meaning "clear water" because of numerous springs in the vicinity. |
| Walden Creek |
rises in SE Brunswick County and flows E into Cape Fear River. |
| Waldrop Branch |
rises in NE Cherokee County and flows S into Valley River. |
| Walker |
community in W Polk County on Harm Creek. Served by post office, 1894-1918. |
| Walker Bald |
W Haywood County SE of Potato Patch. Alt. 5,420. Named for Felix Walker (1753-1828), land speculator and member of Congress, whose cabin dwelling was at its base on upper Jonathan Creek. |
| Walker Branch |
rises in NE Buncombe County and flows W to join Corner Rock Creek in forming Dillingham Creek. Walker Falls are on the stream. |
| Walker Creek |
rises in S Transylvania County and flows NW into Little River. |
| Walker Falls |
waterfalls in NE Buncombe County on Walker Branch. |
| Walker Gap |
in Yellow Creek Mountains in N Graham County. |
| Walker Knob |
NE Buncombe County near Balsam Gap in the Great Craggy Mountains. |