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| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Whiteoak Creek | rises in central Avery County and flows S into Fall Branch. |
| Whiteoak Creek | rises in S tip of Burke County and flows NE into Jacob Fork. |
| Whiteoak Creek | rises in W Macon County and flows NW into Nantahala River. |
| Whiteoak Creek | rises in S Madison County and flows SW into Ivy River. |
| Whiteoak Creek | rises in central Mitchell County and flows NW into Cane Creek. |
| Whiteoak Creek | is formed in E Moore County by the junction of Crains Creek and Dry Fork Branch, both of which rise in Lee County. Whiteoak Creek flows S into Crains Creek (the lower course of Dunhams Creek). It formerly was known as North Fork Crains Creek and Little Crains Creek. |
| Whiteoak Creek | rises in W Pender County and flows E into Moores Creek. |
| Whiteoak Creek | rises in central Polk County and flows E into Green River. |
| Whiteoak Creek | rises in N Rockingham County and flows NE into Virginia, where it enters Dan River. |
| Whiteoak Creek | rises in E Wake County and flows S into Johnston County, where it enters Swift Creek. |