rises in N central Wake County and flows NE into Neuse River. Formerly called Fall Creek and Big Fall Creek.

former gold mine on Little Buffalo Creek, NE Cabarrus County.

central Sampson County.

community in N Craven County.

rises in NE Brunswick County and flows N into Cape Fear River.

E Haywood County at the NE end of Buck Cove.

community in E Wayne County near West Bear Creek. Formerly called Aaron for Aaron Parks (d. 1845), a local farmer and lay religious leader. Renamed for local Free Will Baptist church, of which Parks was a member. Name appeared in nineteenth-century records as Wood Swamp.

or community in E Mecklenburg County. Morning Star Lutheran Church organized there in 1775.

E Wake County on Marks Creek.

See Chesterfield.