| Whiteside Mountain | on Clear Creek in N Henderson County. |
| Whiteside Mountain | SW Jackson County 3½ mi. NE of the town of Highlands in the Blue Ridge; NE slopes are head of Chattooga River. Near the top is a sheer rock precipice 1,800 ft. high from which the mountain takes its name. Called Sanigilagi by the Cherokee Indians; the meaning is unknown. In 1950 a Spanish inscription of unknown origin was discovered there. A connected peak on the N is known as Devil's Courthouse, which see. |
| Whiteside Ridge | S Yancey County between Camp Creek and Whiteside Branch. |
| Whiteville | town and county seat, central Columbus County. Authorized to be laid out in 1810 on the lands of James B. White. Originally known as White's Crossing; inc. 1832 as Whiteville but appeared on many maps as Whitesville. Named for the man on whose land it was est. and who was a state senator, 1809-10. The former community of Vineland is now included in the S part of the town. Southeastern Community College, est. 1966, is located there. Produces lumber, apparel, tobacco, textiles. Alt. 59. |
| Whiteville Township | central Columbus County. |
| Whitewater Falls | is located on Whitewater River along the Jackson-Transylvania county line near the North Carolina-South Carolina line. The falls, among the highest in the E United States, cascade 411 ft. from an alt. of approx. 2,560. Known as Contara or Contaroga (meaning unknown) by the Cherokee Indians. |
| Whitewater River | is formed in S Jackson County by the junction of Silver Run and Little Whitewater Creeks and flows SE on the Jackson-Transylvania county line into South Carolina, where it is joined by Toxaway River to form Keowee River. |
| Whitfields Crossroads | community in E Lenoir County. Named for a prominent family that settled there before the Revolution. |
| Whitfields Pond | on the headwaters of Poley Swamp in N Duplin County. Alt. 118. |
| Whitford | community in E Jones County. Named for local Whitford family. |