community in SW Wake County served by post office, 1900-1904.

town in NE Cumberland County. Settled 1877. Inc. 1905. Named for Isaac W. Godwin, who gave the railroad right-of-way. Alt. 156.

rises in E Wilson County and flows SE into Whiteoak Swamp.

community in S Johnston County.

community in NE Chatham County served by post office, 1881-1915.

See Goss Swamp.

community in NW Rockingham County settled by Melungeons in early nineteenth century. Served by local "Indian School," 1943-55.

former community in NW Burke County on Canoe Creek.

rises in S Cherokee County and flows SW into Nottely River.

community in SW Rockingham County. Name said to be derived from "discovery" of gold, which turned out to be only mica.