community in S Rutherford County formerly known as Ferry Store.

rises in W Madison County and flows NE into French Broad River.

community in W Wake County.

community in S Durham County. Formerly known as Oyama, the name taken from that of a Japanese city; a railroad station opened there about 1904. The name was changed after the attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941, to honor William P. Few (1867-1940), first president of Duke University.

See Fires Creek.

rises in S Forsyth County and flows SW into South Fork. Named for Fidler or Fiedler family living in the vicinity by 1777. Appears as James Creek on Collet map, 1770.

rises in central Burke County and flows N into Sandy Run Creek.

community in E Jackson County served by post office, 1888-1901.

rises in W Haywood County and flows S into Jonathans Creek.

W Haywood County. Alt. 5,060. A ski run, Cataloochee, which see, is now operated there.