community in NE Johnston County served by post office, 1880-1900.

town in S Moore County. Inc. 1893. Known originally as Blue's Crossing after settler Malcolm Blue. Renamed in 1887 by resident John Graham, who had formerly lived in Aberdeen, Miss., which in turn was named for the seaport in Scotland. Economy caters to golf and tourist industry and area military bases. Produces carpets, hosiery, textiles, furniture, and canned foods. Alt. 339.

rises in S Moore County and flows SW into Lumber River. Known as Devil's Gut Creek or Devils Creek until early in the twentieth century.

community in E Onslow County.

community in W Iredell County.

rises in SW Gaston County and flows NE and SE in an arc into Crowders Creek.

SW Cleveland County near Broad River. Alt. 950.

community in central Stanly County served by post office, 1894-1907.

rises in SE Burke County and flows N into Henry Fork.

appear on the Smith map, 1624, as the cluster of islands in Pamlico Sound off S Hyde County between Rose Bay and Swanquarter Bay. Now Bell, Great, Judith, Marsh, and Swanquarter Islands, which see.