a World War I training camp located on the W side of present S. Linwood Street, Gastonia, central Gaston County. Operated in connection with an artillery range at the foot of Crowders Mountain. Named for Maj. William Chronicle, killed at the Battle of Kings Mountain, 1780.

former Confederate camp in Asheville (French Broad Avenue near Philip Street), central Buncombe County. Named for Thomas L. Clingman, U.S. senator and brigadier general in the Confederate army.

Civil War training camp located approx. 3 mi. N of Raleigh on "Crabtree," the plantation of Kimbrough Jones Sr.

rises in S Yancey County and flows SE into South Toe River.

rises in SW Surry County and flows SE and NE into Mitchell River.

rises in S Person County and flows SE across the NE corner of Durham County into Granville County, where it enters Knap of Reeds Creek.

rises in S McDowell County and flows SW into Rutherford County, where it continues SW and then turns SE to enter Second Broad River.

rises in W Johnston County and flows S into Black Creek.

rises in E Jackson County and flows SW into Tanasee Creek.

rises in NW Jackson County and flows SW into Tuckasegee River.