See Jumping Run.

mountain in W Graham County near the Tennessee line. Alt. 5,249. Named after John Stratton Sr., pioneer settler who climbed the mountain, straddled the line, and looked into Tennessee and shouted "Hey-yo." He then turned toward North Carolina and repeated the shout.

W Graham County between Saddle Tree Gap and Rock Creek Knob.

encircles Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest in W Graham County and leads through the center of the forest following the main course of Little Santeetlah Creek.

SW Madison County. Alt. 4,072.

S Macon County between High Holly and Pipetrack Gap.

See Connelly Springs; Rutherford College.

community in NE Rockingham County named for local Christian church organized in 1884.

S Cherokee County S of Nottely River and W of Laudermilk Bend.

the valley of the upper Yadkin River in N central Caldwell County between the town of Patterson and the Wilkes County line. Site of the homes of several prominent early settlers.