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Place	Description
Cackalacky	modern variant homonym of Carolina that gained use in popular culture after World War II. Origin variously attributed to tsalaki, Cherokee word for native people, and to cocklaleechie, a traditional Scottish soup.
Cadon Branch	rises in S Macon County and flows SW into Tessentee Creek.
Cadon Gap	S Macon County at the head of Whiterock Branch.
Cadwell Creek	rises in Virginia and flows SW into N Stokes County. Turning slightly to the NW, it flows back into Virginia.
Caesar Austin Branch	rises in central Clay County and flows SE into Tusquitee Creek. Named for an early black settler who lived on the branch.
Caesar Swamp	rises in W Sampson County and flows SE into Little Coharie Creek.
Caesar's Branch	rises in N Franklin County and flows NE into Little Shocco Creek.
Caffey Gap	S Watauga County on the head of Laurel Creek.
Caffey's Inlet	former inlet N of present town of Duck, E Dare County. In 1788 George Caffee bought a tract in the area but lost much of it when a small inlet cut through his property. Also known as Providence Inlet.
Caffey's Inlet Station	was built by the U.S. Lifesaving Service in 1874 at Caffey's Inlet. Destroyed by fire, its replacement, built 1899, later served U.S. Coast Guard. Later housed restaurant.