community in W Rowan County. Two lines of the railroad cross there, hence sometimes called Barber's Junction. Named either for W. P. Barber, from whom the railroad purchased land for the station, or for R. L. Barber, first postmaster. Alt. 752.

rises in central Pitt County and flows SE into Tar River.

See Barber.

community in NE Harnett County. Once the center of the Barclay-Barbee naval stores industry.

community in central Currituck County. Named for first postmaster. See also Coinjock.

W Duplin County on a tributary of Rockfish Creek.

a sand-filled bay in W Cleveland County.

See Bear Banks.

See Contentnea Lake.

rises in W Bladen County and flows SW through Hesters Pond into Crawley Swamp.