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Post Offices by County North Carolina Post Office Index Town County Aaron Mitchell Aaron Wayne, Addendum Abbottsburg Bladen Abbott’s Creek Davidson Abells Johnston Aberdeen Moore Abernethy Iredell Abi Stanly Abner Montgomery Abram’s Plains Granville Abshers Wilkes Acceptance Johnston Accomodate Rutherford Acme Beaufort Acme Columbus Aconite Randolph Acorn Gates Acresville Beaufort Acton Buncombe Ada Alleghany Adako Caldwell Adams Beaufort Adams Hyde Adams Iredell Adams Wake Adams Watauga Adams Creek Craven Adams Mills Union Adams Store Mecklenburg Addie Jackson Addor Moore Adelaide Rockingham Adkins Yancey Adlai Union Adley Wilkes Adoir Gates Adolph Chatham Adoniram Granville Advance Davie Affinity Robeson Affluence Madison Afton Warren Agate Hertford Aho Watauga Ahoskie Hertford, Addendum Ahosky Ridge Hertford Ai Person Airbellows Alleghany Airlie Halifax Airy Grove Lenoir Alamance Alamance Alarka Macon Alarka Swain Alasco Harnett Albans Union Albemarle Stanly, Addendum Albertson’s Duplin Alberty Surry Albin Granville Albright's Alamance 1 Albright’s Orange Alco Montgomery Alderman Cumberland Ale Stokes Alert Franklin Alexander Buncombe, Addendum Alexandriana Mecklenburg Alexis Gaston Alfordsville Robeson Alfred Robeson Algiers Ashe Algood Yadkin Alice Buncombe Alice Jackson Alkelithia Springs Alexander Allanstand Madison Alleghany Madison Allemance Guilford Allen Franklin Allen Mecklenburg Allens Store Randolph Allenstand Madison Allensville Buncombe Allensville Person Allenton Montgomery Allenton Robeson Allenton Ferry Montgomery Allentown Montgomery All Healing Springs Alexander All Healing Springs Gaston Alliance Pamlico Alligator Tyrrell Allison Caswell Allison Iredell Allreds Montgomery, Addendum Alma Robeson Almeria Warren Almond Swain Alonzo Macon Alora Buncombe Alpha Rowan Alpine Sampson Alpine Stanly Alpine Surry Alspaugh Forsyth Alston Warren Alston House Brunswick Alstons Store Wake Altamahaw Alamance Altamont Avery Altamont Mitchell Altan Union Altapass Mitchell Alto Buncombe Alula Gaston Alvin Duplin Alvis Warren Alwood Pitt Aman’s Store Onslow Amantha Watauga Amasons Edgecombe Amazon Martin Amber Watauga 2 Amboy Chowan Amelia Alleghany Americus Hyde Ames Union Ames Turnout Union Amherst Lenoir Amherst Martin Amity Iredell Amity Hill Iredell Ammon Bladen Amo Harnett Amorita Alleghany Amosons Edgecombe Amy Ashe Anatone Yancey Anchor Chatham Anderson Caswell Anderson’s Store Caswell Andersville Bladen Andrews Burke Andrews Carteret Andrews Cherokee, Addendum Andy Polk Angeline Henderson Angier Harnett Angle Wayne Angola New Hanover Angola Onslow Angola Pender Anna Alleghany Anna Perenna Robeson Anneta Hertford Anson Court House Anson Anson Gold Mine Anson Ansonville Anson, Addendum Antioch Robeson Antler Moore Antney Wilkes Antonia Cumberland Apalachia Cherokee Apex Wake Apple Davidson Apple Grove Ashe Appletree Greene Applewhite Columbus Aquadale Stanly Aquone Macon Arabi Robeson Arapahoe Pamlico Ararat Surry Arba Greene Arcadia Davidson Arcadia Person Arch Randolph Archdale Randolph Archer Johnston Archer Lodge Johnston Arcola Warren, Addendum Arcot Sampson Arden Buncombe Ardreys Mecklenburg Areysville Sampson Argo Harnett 3 Argo Nash Argura Jackson Argyle Cumberland Argyle Hoke Arlington Mecklenburg Armfield Iredell Armour Brunswick Armour Columbus Armstrong McDowell Arnold Davidson Arnt Catawba Arolina Richmond Arran Bladen Artesia Columbus Asa Greene Asbury Montgomery Asbury Wake Ascend Chatham Ash Brunswick Ash Hill Surry Ashboro, Ashborough Randolph Ashburn Surry Ashe C.H. Ashe Asheboro, Asheborough Randolph Asheville Buncombe Ashford McDowell Ashland Ashe, Addendum Ashland Bertie Ashland Caswell Ashland Edgecombe Ashley Ashe Ashley Heights Hoke Ashpole Robeson Ashton New Hanover Ashton Pender Ashville Buncombe Ashwood Pamlico Ashworth Rockingham Ashworth Transylvania Askewville Bertie Askin Craven Aspen Warren Aspen Grove Rockingham Assurance Beaufort Aster Ashe Asylum Granville Atfa Johnston Athens Robeson Athlone Yancey Atkinson Pender Atlanta Sampson Atlantic Carteret Atlantic Beach Carteret Atlas Chatham Atlee Rockingham Atwells Rowan Aubray Craven Auburn Wake Augusta Davie Aulander Bertie Auman’s Hill Montgomery Aurelian Springs Halifax Aurora Beaufort, Addendum 4 Ausburnville Wilkes Austin Wilkes Austin’s Anson Autro Cleveland Autrys Sampson Autryville Sampson Ava Ashe Aventon Nash Aventsville Nash Averasboro Harnett Averasboro (1) Cumberland Avery Mitchell Averysborough Harnett Averysborough (1) Cumberland Averysborough (2) Cumberland Avery’s Creek Buncombe Avery’s Turnpike Burke Avilla Alexander Avoca Bertie Avon Dare, Addendum Avondale Rutherford Axtell Warren Ayden Pitt Ayersville Stokes Aydlett Currituck Ayr Rutherford Azalea Buncombe Bachelor Craven Bachelor’s Creek Randolph Back Creek Orange Badin Stanly Bagdad Davidson Bagley Johnston Bahama Durham Bailey Currituck Bailey Davie Bailey Nash Bain Davidson Bain’s Mills Orange Bainbridge Jones Baird’s Creek Pamlico Baird’s Forge Burke Bairdston Granville, Addendum Not NC but Georgia Baker Burke Baker’s Creek Bladen Baker’s Cross Roads Franklin Baker’s Cross Roads Wake Bakersville Burke Bakersville Mitchell Bakersville Yancey Bald Creek Yancey Bald Knob Yadkin Bald Mountain Yancey Bald Plateau Buncombe Bald Plateau McDowell Baldridge’s Buncombe Baldwin Ashe Baldwin’s Store Randolph Balfour Henderson Ball Ashe Ballard Lincoln 5 Ballard Martin Ballard’s Bridge Chowan Ballentines Mills Wake Ballew Cherokee Balm Avery Balm Watauga Balsam Haywood, Addendum Balsam Jackson Balsam Grove Transylvania Balsam Mountain Haywood Baltic Duplin Bamboo Watauga Bandana Mitchell Bandy Catawba Bangor Wake Banks Wake Banks Creek Yancey Banner Johnston Banner Elk Avery Banner’s Elk Watauga, Addendum Bannerman New Hanover Bannerman’s Pender Bannockburn Cumberland Banton Iredell Barbary Rowan Barber Rowan Barclaysville Cumberland Barclaysville Harnett Barco Currituck Bare Ashe Barge’s Cumberland Barium Springs Iredell Barker Jackson Barker Swain Barkers Robeson Barkers Creek Jackson Barkley Lincoln Barlow Wilkes Barnard Madison Barnard’s Station Buncombe Barnardsville Buncombe Barne’s Store Wilson Barnes’ Bridge Richmond Barnesville Robeson Barnett Mitchell Barnett’s Mountain Alexander Barnitz Chowan Barrett Alleghany Barringer Cabarrus Barringer Lincoln Barringer’s Mills Cabarrus Barrow’s Fork Beaufort Barrysville Mecklenburg Bartlett Camden Bartlett Caswell Bartlett Watauga Bartonsville Hertford Basford Brunswick Basil Yancey Basilus Moore Bason Rockingham Bass Sampson Bassville Nash 6 Bat Cave Henderson Bates Beaufort Bates Cumberland Bath Beaufort Baton Caldwell Battleboro, Battleborough Edgecombe Battleboro, Battleborough Nash Battle Ground Guilford Battlehill Duplin Baucoms Union Baugus Alleghany Baxter Henderson Bay Tyrrell Bay River Craven Bay River Pamlico Bayboro Pamlico Bayview Onslow Beach Spring Perquimons Beach’s Mills Columbus Beachum Anson Bead Cleveland Beaman Sampson Beaman’s Cross Roads Sampson Beamer Surry Beams Mills Cleveland Bean Shoals Yadkin Bean’s Shoal Surry Bear Bay Robeson Bear Branch Duplin Bear Branch Richmond Bear Creek Burke Bear Creek Chatham Bear Creek Yancey Beard Cumberland Beard's Creek Pamlico Beard’s Mill Rowan Beard’s Store Anson Beargrass Martin Bearpaw Cherokee Bearpond Vance Bear Poplar Rowan Bear Swamp Duplin Bear Wallow Henderson Beasley Johnston Beasley Hill Johnston Beattie’s Ford (1) Lincoln Beattie’s Ford (2) Catawba Beattie’s Ford (2) Lincoln Beatty's Bluff Bladen Beatty’s Bridge Bladen Beatty’s Bridge New Hanover Beattyville Cleveland Beaufort Carteret, Addendum Beaulaville Duplin Beaumont Chatham, Addendum Beaux Wilkes Beaver Cherokee Beaver Creek Ashe Beaver Creek Surry Beaver Dam Anson Beaver Dam Rutherford Beaver Dam Union Beaver Island Rockingham 7 Beaver Mills Cherokee Beaverdam Union Beck Wake Beckwith Beaufort Becton Craven Bedford Caswell Bedfordville Burke Bee Bald Madison Bee Log Yancey Bee Tree Buncombe Beech Buncombe Beech Creek Avery Beech Creek Watauga Beechgrove Washington Beechwood Haywood Begonia Gaston Belcross Camden Beldon Ashe Belew Creek Forsyth Belew Creek Mills Forsyth Belew’s Creek Forsyth Belew’s Creek Stokes Belfast Davidson Belford Nash Belgrade Onslow Belhaven Beaufort Belhaven Macon Bell Buncombe Bell Swamp Brunswick Bellair Craven Bellamy Robeson Bellarthur Pitt Belleporte Beaufort Belleview Buncombe Bellevoir Chatham Bells Ferry Pitt, Addendum Bell’s Store Anson Bellview Beaufort Bellville Pender Belmont Gaston Belmont Sampson Belo Surry Belts’ Store Wake Belva Madison Belvidere Brunswick Belvidere Perquimons Belview Northampton Belwood Cleveland Belzora Clay Beman’s Cross Roads Sampson Benaja Rockingham Benboland (Bentoland) Ashe Benbow Yadkin Bend Davie Benefit Forsyth Benfield Watauga Beng Ashe Benham Wilkes Benjamin Stokes Bennett Anson Bennett Chatham Bennett Randolph Bennett’s Cross Roads Sampson 8 Bennett’s Store Anson Bennett’s Vinyard Richmond Bensalem Moore Bensboro Pitt Benson Johnston Bentley Alexander Bentoland Ashe Bentonsville Johnston Bentonville (1) Johnston Bentonville (2) Johnston Berea Granville Bergeron Beaufort Berlin Ashe Berlin Forsyth Bernard Brunswick Bernard Madison Bernice Ashe Berry Rockingham Berry’s Lincoln Berry Hill Rockingham Berryville Pender Bertha Currituck Bessemer City Gaston Bessie Jackson Best Buncombe Best Station Wayne Beston Wayne Beta Jackson Bethabara Stokes Bethania Forsyth Bethania Stokes Bethany Davidson Bethany Church Iredell Bethel Hertford Bethel Pitt Bethel Hill Person Bethesda Gaston Bethlehem Hertford Bethmont Orange Bettie Carteret Bett’s Bridge
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