N Chatham and S Durham Counties, contained 1,735 acres. Est. in 1941 when the U.S. government conveyed a rehabilitation camp area to North Carolina State College. Now part of Jordan Lake public lands.

community in central Alamance County on Stony Creek at Big Falls, which see. Produces textiles.

community in NW Mecklenburg County. It developed around Hopewell Presbyterian Church, organized 1762.

community in E Rutherford County. Named for a local church.

rises in central Madison County and flows SW into French Broad River.

rises in W Madison County and flows S into Meadow Fork.

community in N Ashe County.

community in E Wake County.

former gold mine in NE Cabarrus County on Beaver Creek.

community in NE Rockingham County served by post office, 1892-1910. Named for postmaster Ida Hopper.