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Place	Description
Cole Gap Mountain	W central Stokes County between Indian and Neatman Creeks.
Cole Mountain	E Macon County at the head of Houston Branch.
Cole Mountain Gap	at the head of Skitty Creek in E Macon County. Alt. 4,100.
Coleman	community in S McDowell County near Old Fort; former station on Western North Carolina Railroad.
Coleman Branch	rises in W Johnston County and flows SW into Black Creek.
Coleman Creek	rises in S Clay County and flows E into Hyatt Mill Creek.
Coleman Gap	on the Clay-Macon county line. The Appalachian Trail passes through the gap.
Coleman Gap	SE Cherokee County at the headwaters of John Mason Branch.
Colerain	town in NE Bertie County. Settled by 1700; inc. 1794. Named by its founder, John Campbell, for his hometown of Coleraine, County Londonderry, Ireland. The post office, est. in 1818, dropped the final letter of the name in the mid-nineteenth century. Cockerne Ferry across the Chowan River N of the site of Colerain appears on the Collet map, 1770, but it apparently ceased operation by 1808.
Colerain Township	NE Bertie County.