See Mount Ulla.

in the mouth of Cashie River in SE Bertie County. Approx. 2,000 ft. long and 200 ft. wide. See also Purchace Islands.

NE Cherokee County, is formed by a dam on Thrash Creek. Covers approx. 8 acres, with a max. depth of 35 ft.

between Mill Creek and Pine Creek in SW Jackson County.

See Hood Swamp.

formerly crossed the Haw River in SE Alamance County approx. 2 mi. below Saxapahaw. Mentioned in local records prior to the Revolution.

community in SE Bertie County served by post office, 1893-1945.

E Madison County between California Creek and Middle Fork.

E Wilson County, was formed in 1954 by the construction of a dam across a natural hollow between two hills. Covers 12 acres; max. depth 14 ft. Named for W. D. Woodard, owner. Used for fishing, swimming, boating, and irrigation.

community in NE Brunswick County.