operated across the Roanoke River between Bertie County and Martin County. Appears on the Collet map, 1770, and known to have been in operation as late as 1833.

See Tippetts Mill Pond.

on the head of Corduroy Swamp in central Northampton County; approx. ¾ mi. long.

on the head of Reedy Branch in NW Duplin County.

community in NW Nash County.

an African American community in S Moore County. Named for Robert L. Taylor, educator, who founded a school and a store there in 1908.

central Alexander County.

rises in NE Swain County in Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Hughes Ridge and flows SW into Bradley Fork. Named for a Cherokee Indian chief.

rises in central Duplin County and flows NE into Grove Creek.

central Haywood County between Right Fork Cove Creek and Wright Branch.