rises in N Swain County on the SW slope of Silers Bald in Great Smoky Mountains National Park and flows SW into Fontana Lake. It was named for a patch of hazelnut bushes near its mouth.

community in E central Caldwell County. Formerly a post office.

W Jackson County between Mince Branch and Dicks Creek.

on the Cherokee County, N.C.-Monroe County, Tenn., line in the Unicoi Mountains.

peak in central Haywood County on the NW end of Teaberry Ridge.

on the McDowell-Yancey county line between Buck Creek Gap and Horse Gap.

community in N Gates County.

former town in S Haywood County adjacent to Waynesville. Inc. 1905. In 1953 it became a part of Waynesville. Named for hazelnuts growing in the vicinity. Alt. 2,713. See also Waynesville.

SE Avery County. Alt. 4,135.

community in SW Chatham County.