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Archdale Precinctwas formed from Bath County on December 3, 1705, and named in honor of John Archdale (1642?-1717), governor of Carolina, 1694-96. The name was changed about 1712 to Craven County, which see.
Archer Lodgecommunity in N Johnston County.
Archie's Pointpoint of land extending from Bogue Banks into Bogue Sound, SW Carteret County. Named for Archibald Smith. Sometimes also called Point of Woods.
Archies Creekrises in NE Surry County and flows E into Stokes County, where it enters Dan River.
Archies KnobNW Stokes County near Dan River.
Arcolacommunity in SE Warren County E of Fishing Creek. Post office est. there in 1849, but discontinued in 1954.
Arcotcommunity in central Sampson County served by post office, 1894-1902.
Ardentown in S Buncombe County. Settled about 1840. Inc. 1883, but long inactive in municipal affairs. Known first as Shufordsville. Renamed for the Forest of Arden in Shakespeare's play As You Like It Alt. 2,225.
Ardreyscommunity in S Mecklenburg County served by post office, 1898-1902.
Ardulusacommunity on Rockfish Creek in S Cumberland County.