NW Cherokee County, through which an unnamed stream flows SE into Copper Creek.

S Onslow County at the mouth of Turkey Creek. Appears in local records as early as 1734.

NW Craven County, a channel of water separated from the main body of Neuse River by a large swampy island.

name applied to a portion of what is now Pender County by Barbadian explorers in 1663 because of the many turkeys killed there. Appears on the Ogilby map, 1671, but otherwise no longer used.

SE Buncombe County between Johnson Cove and Briar Branch.

rises in S Martin County and flows S into Tranters Creek.

See Glen Alpine.

E Sampson County.

See Hyco River.

community in W Davie County. Viewed from the air or in aerial photographs, local road intersections resemble a gobbler's appendage.