| Woodville | town in NW Bertie County. Appears on the MacRae map, 1833, as Hotel, which was the post office name from 1840 through 1865. Inc. as Woodville 1911, taking the name of the Whitmell Hill Pugh home, which had been named for an estate in England. Adjacent to Lewiston, which see; Lewiston is the railroad name for Woodville. Post office operated as Woodville, 1912-65. |
| Woodville | community in NE Cherokee County in Nantahala National Forest. |
| Woodville | community in E Perquimans County on Little River. An early Quaker settlement. A post office operated there, 1820-1910. |
| Woodville | community in NE Surry County near Big Creek. |
| Woodville Township | W Bertie County. |
| Woodward Knob | NW Swain County in Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Jenkins Trail Ridge near lat. 35°31' N., long. 83°43'02" W. Alt. 3,939. |
| Woodward's Crossroads | See Pendleton. |
| Woodworth | community in N Vance County served by post office, 1831-1914. |
| Woody Branch | rises in N Cherokee County in the Snowbird Mountains and flows SW into Will Creek. |
| Woody Branch | rises in NW Haywood County at N end of Fork Mountain and flows 1½ mi. SE to join Conrad Creek in forming Little Cataloochee Creek. |