North Carolina Gazetteer browse

Place	Description
Wolf Pit Creek	rises on the Fort Bragg Military Reservation in W Hoke County and flows NE into Rockfish Creek.
Wolf Pit Gap	E Haywood County between Millstone Mountain and Buck Cove Mountain.
Wolf Pit Township	SW Richmond County. In colonial times, it is said, the area was overrun with wolves. A trap was constructed for them, but the first animal to fall into it was a mule owned by a prominent farmer. Scottish settlers were so amused they gave the region the name of Wolf Pit.
Wolf Pond	community in S Union County.
Wolf Ridge	NW Cherokee County, extends NE between Gowans Cove and Hipps Ridge.
Wolf Ridge	N Clay County, extends NE from Tar Kiln Ridge to Trail Ridge.
Wolf Ridge	E Mitchell County between Charlies Ridge and Rube Green Top.
Wolf Ridge	N Mitchell County between the forks of Gouges Creek.
Wolf Ridge	NW Swain County in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, a spur extending SE from Parson Bald.
Wolf Ridge	central Watauga County, extends NE from Rich Mountain to Howard Creek.