rises in central Duplin County and flows SE into Maxwell Creek.

E central Surry County.

community in NW Montgomery County served by post office, 1875-1953. Earlier known as Tan Yard. Formerly a center of gold mines of varying productivity. Named for a legendary South American king who owned much gold. A post office in the late nineteenth century. Now a residential community.

NW Montgomery County.

community in central Gates County.

community in S Cumberland County.

community in SW Randolph County on Uwharrie River. Served by post office, 1883-1933.

community in SW Granville County.

SW Johnston County. Named for the fact that it is in a hilly section of the county.

community in S Clay County on Chatuge Lake.