community in central Beaufort County. Formerly known as Surry.

community in NE Forsyth County served by post office, 1850-1904.

mountain on Haywood County, N.C.-Cocke County, Tenn., line near lat. 35°45'30" N., long. 83°10' W. Known in Tennessee as Sharp Top for its appearance from that state. A white appearance on the North Carolina side gives it its name. Alt. 5,025.

rises in SW Buncombe County near White Rock Mountain and flows NE into Warren Creek.

N Madison County at the head of White Rock Branch.

SW Buncombe County SE of Spring Mountain.

E Mitchell County between Stagger Weed Creek and Sugartree Branch.

mountain on the Avery-Mitchell county line.

community in SW Anson County. Est. about 1770 and named for Col. Joseph White Jr., who owned and operated a store there. A post office, 1837-1917.

SW Anson County.