Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Wolf Laurel Branch |
rises in W central Haywood County and flows E into Jonathan's Creek. |
| Wolf Mountain |
S Henderson County at the head of South Fork. |
| Wolf Pen Branch |
rises in central Franklin County and flows SE into Tar River. Now generally called Wolf Pit Branch. |
| Wolf Pen Gap |
SW Cherokee County on the headwaters of Persimmon Creek. |
| Wolf Pen Mountain |
E Caldwell County. Alt. 2,137. |
| Wolf Pit Branch |
See Wolf Pen Branch. |
| Wolf Pit Creek |
rises on the Fort Bragg Military Reservation in W Hoke County and flows NE into Rockfish Creek. |
| Wolf Pit Gap |
E Haywood County between Millstone Mountain and Buck Cove Mountain. |
| Wolf Pit Township |
SW Richmond County. In colonial times, it is said, the area was overrun with wolves. A trap was constructed for them, but the first animal to fall into it was a mule owned by a prominent farmer. Scottish settlers were so amused they gave the region the name of Wolf Pit. |
| Wolf Pond |
community in S Union County. |