apparently an Indian village, appears on the White map, 1585, located in what is now S Craven County on the Neuse River.

former community in N New Hanover County near Castle Hayne. An agricultural colony of Greek farmers was est. there by Hugh MacRae of Wilmington in the early twentieth century, but it was not successful.

village of the Moratuc Indian tribe, is shown on the Smith map, 1624, as being on the Chowan River in present E Chowan County downstream from Rockyhock Creek. The Comberford map, 1657, places the village farther upstream.

community in central Cherokee County. Inc. 1911; charter revoked June 22, 1939. Alt. 1,686. Named for deposits of marble in the vicinity.

rises in central Cherokee County and flows SE into Valley River.

SE Clay County between Hogan Branch and Little Buck Creek.

community in Mecklenburg County served by post office, 1894-95.

community in SE Montgomery County served by post office, 1898-1913.

rises in W central Wilson County and flows NE into Contentnea Creek.

community in SE Duplin County.