E Mitchell County between Buchanan Hollow and Cane Creek.

E Yancey County near the head of Shoal Creek.

SE Henderson County on Pacolet River.

N Haywood County, extends S from Wildcat Spring to Skiffley Creek.

S Buncombe County between Chestnut Mountain and Cedar Cliff. Alt. 2,555. Named because in the first quarter of the nineteenth century, very crude iron ore was mined nearby.

community in NW Beaufort County; formerly known as Old Ford. Served by post office, 1898-1903.

rises in NE Buncombe County and flows NW to join Carter Creek in forming Stony Creek.

in Great Smoky Mountains National Park on the Swain County, N.C.-Blount County, Tenn., line near the head of Roaring Creek, lat. 35°34'08" N., long. 83°40'55" W. Alt. approx. 5,280.

located approx. 4 mi. E of Hookerton on Contentnea Creek in E Greene County on the Jim Smith plantation. A high ridge rises on the S side of the creek. The springs, on the slope of the hill, formerly were quite popular as a source of supposedly healthful waters. Several acres of adjacent lowlands are covered with laurel.

SW Moore County. Named for the spring at Jackson Springs.