| Jones Pond | a natural lake in E Gates County fed by several small streams and emptying into the Dismal Swamp. It is about ¾ mi. long and 2 to 6 ft. deep. |
| Jones Pond | SE Scotland County on Bridge Creek. Formed about 1810. Covers 75 acres; max. depth 8 ft. |
| Jones Store | community in S Lenoir County. |
| Jones Swamp | W central Gates County drained by Flat Branch. |
| Jones Swamp | rises in W Sampson County and flows SW into South River. |
| Jones's Folly | See Jones Knob. |
| Jonesboro | former town in central Lee County a short distance SE of Sanford. The courthouse was equidistant from the two towns. Jonesboro was settled about 1869 and inc. 1873. Named for L. C. Jones, who built the railroad between Wilmington and Sanford. Merged with Sanford, 1947. The former town is now known as Jonesboro Heights in Sanford. |
| Jonesboro Township | former township in E central Lee County, now township no. 2. |
| Jonesborough | See Camden. |
| Jonesville | town in NW Yadkin County on the S side of Yadkin River. Est. about 1811 on the land of Richard Cunningham and Jesse Lester and named Martinsborough, probably for Governor Alexander Martin of nearby Stokes County, who died in 1807. Name changed to Jonesville for local citizen Hardy Jones in 1815. Inc. 1852. Merged with Arlington, 2001. Alt. 998. |