town in S Richmond County. Est. 1900; inc. 1905. No longer active in municipal affairs. Name derived from parts of the names of three local families: Leak, Wall, and MacRae.

follows the course of a stream emptying into Little Tennessee River in N Graham County.

community in E Granville County. Named for Willis Lewis, local doctor. Alt. 545.

rises in E central Brunswick County and flows N into Lewis Swamp.

central Washington County, drains NE from East Dismal Swamp into Main Canal.

rises in E Henderson County and flows NW into Clear Creek.

community in N Halifax County.

community in SW Wilkes County on South Prong Lewis Fork Creek. Lewis Fork Baptist Church there was organized in 1792.

is formed in SW Wilkes County by the junction of North Prong Lewis Fork Creek and South Prong Lewis Fork Creek and flows SE approx. 3 mi. into W. Kerr Scott Reservoir. See also Fort Hamby.

SW Wilkes County.