former community on Little Rockfish Creek in NE Hoke County. Site now within the Fort Bragg Military Reservation. Named for Argyll, Scotland.

rises in N Madison County and flows SW into West Fork [Bull Creek].

town in NE Mecklenburg County on Clear Creek. Inc. 1930, but long inactive in municipal affairs.

town in NW Yadkin County. Chartered 1893; long inactive in municipal affairs and rechartered 1930. Merged with Jonesville, 2001.

See Coinjock.

community in W Harnett County between the Cape Fear River and Upper Little River.

rises in S Swain County and flows NW into Tuckasegee River.

an extension of Big Bald Mountain on the line dividing Unicoi County, Tenn., from Madison and Yancey Counties, N.C.

community in NE Columbus County. Named Amour (French, "love") for the Love family in the area, but through the years the spelling was changed.

former community in NW McDowell County on Threemile Creek. With the establishment of Little Switzerland, which see, 2 mi. nw, the community began to decline.