town in E Northampton County. Inc. 1915. Settled about 1889 and known first as Bethany. Said to have been named by Hezekiah Lasker, railroad conductor, for the city in Wisconsin. Alt. 85.

See Melrose.

community in W Beaufort County on Pamlico River.

rises in W Jackson County and flows SW into Long Branch.

rises in W Haywood County and flows N into Jonathans Creek.

rises in NW Alamance County and flows SE into Stony Creek.

rises in N central Yancey County and flows NE into Jacks Creek.

rises in E Mitchell County and flows NW into Right Fork [Cane Creek].

E Mitchell County between Bee Branch and Mine Fork Branch.

S Henderson County between King Mountain and Butt Mountain.