crossroads community in SW Robeson County.

N Jackson County, maintained by Holston Conference of Methodist Church for Cherokee Indians about 1840-85. School est. 1850. Missionary's house still stands.

former community in W Swain County; site now under the waters of Fontana Lake.

See Pisgah Forest.

peak in N Haywood County on the head of Laurel Branch.

community in NW Wilson County.

town in N Rockingham County on Dan and Smith Rivers. Formed in 1967 by the merger of Leaksville, Draper, and Spray, which see. Named for William Byrd's estate, "Land of Eden," which see.

community in E Bertie County on the Chowan River. Site of Eden House, home of Governor Charles Eden, 1714-22, and Governor Gabriel Johnston, 1732-52.

point of land extending into Chowan River, E Bertie County. Location of an early seine fishery.

See Watsons Pond.