NC Gazetteer

Warren County

… was formed in 1779 from Bute County, which was divided to form Warren and Franklin Counties. Located in the NE section of the state, it is bounded by Northampton, Halifax, Franklin, and Vance Counties. It was named for Gen. Joseph Warren (1741-75), Revolutionary War patriot and physician killed at Bunker Hill. Area: 445 sq. mi. County seat: Warrenton, with an elevation of 451 ft. Townships are Fishing Creek, Fork, Hawtree, Judkins, Nutbush, River, Roanoke, Sandy Creek, Shocco, Sixpound, Smith Creek, and Warrenton. Produces tobacco, corn, wheat, oats, cotton, poultry, lumber, boxes, soybeans, dairy products, hogs, livestock, lumber products, textiles.

branches

Bagley Academy Branch
Big Branch
Buffalo Branch
Caswell Branch
Ellington Branch
Horsepen Branch
Lees Branch
Long Branch
Long Branch
Maple Branch
Rocky Branch
West Branch
West Littleton Branch

businesses or business districts

Burnt Ordinary
Shocco Springs

cities

Warrenton

communities

Afton
Alston
Arcola
Aspen
Axtell
Bearpond
Big
Churchill
Creek
Crinkley
Dewberrie
Elams
Elberon
Embro
Emory
Enterprise
Fitts
Five Forks
Greenback
Grove Hill
Inez
Jack
Liberia
Lickskillet
Marmaduke
Newman
Oakville
Odell
Oine
Old Bethlehem
Olne
Panacea
Parktown
Paschall
Ransom's Bridge
Ridgeway
Scott
Vicksboro
Warren Plains
Wise

creeks

Bens Creek
Blue Mud Creek
Bridle Creek
Duncans Creek
Fishing Creek
Hawtree Creek
Hubquarter Creek
Jordans Creek
Little Deep Creek
Little Hubquarter Creek
Little Shocco Creek
Little Shocco Creek
Little Stonehouse Creek
Lizard Creek
Malones Creek
Matthews Creek
Mill Creek
Owens Creek
Phoebes Creek
Possumquarter Creek
Richneck Creek
Rocky Creek
Sauls Creek
Shocco Creek
Sixpound Creek
Smith Creek
Stonehouse Creek
Terrapin Creek
Walker Creek
Walkers Creek
Wells Creek

estates

Buena Vista
Clun Seat
Myrtle Lawn

former communities

Brodie
Monroe
Mountain View
York

former counties

Bute County

historical markers

Annie Carter Lee 1839-1862 historical marker
Benjamin Hawkins historical marker
Bragg Home historical marker
Bridle Creek historical marker
Bute County historical marker
Horace Greeley 1811-1872 historical marker
Jacob W. Holt 1811-1880 historical marker
James Turner historical marker
Jethro Sumner historical marker
John A. Hyman 1840-1891 historical marker
John H. Kerr 1873-1958 historical marker
John Hall 1767-1833 historical marker
John White historical marker
Nathaniel Macon historical marker
Pcb Protests historical marker
Shocco Springs historical marker
Trading Path historical marker
Warrenton Male Academy historical marker
Weldon Edwards 1788-1873 historical marker
William Miller historical marker

historical sites

Camp Beauregard
Fontena
Stonehouse

lakes

Kerr Lake
Lake Gaston

plantations

Bridle Creek
Buxton
Cherry Hill
Dalkeith
Elgin
Largo

ponds

Aycocks Pond
Hicks Pond
Ryders Pond

regions

Coastal Plain Dialect Region
VA Piedmont Dialect Region

rivers

Roanoke River

schools

Afton School
Coley Springs School
Cool Springs School
Haliwa-Saponi Tribal School
Hecks Grove Elementary School
Inez School
John R. Hawkins High School
Liberia School
Marmaduke School
Mayflower School
Pine Grove School
Shocco Chapel School
Stony Lawn School
Warren County High School
Warren County Training School
Warren Early College High
Warren New Tech High

springs

Buck Spring

towns

Macon
Manson
Norlina
Vaughan

townships

Fishing Creek Township
Fork Township
Hawtree Township
Judkins Township
River Township
Roanoke Township
Sandy Creek Township
Shocco Township
Sixpound Township
Smith Creek Township
Warrenton Township

transportation-related places

Eatons Ferry
Trading Path