United States Dog Names
North Carolina
Welcome to our "stately" dog names list
The Tar Heel State. On this page you'll find a collection of great names all of them in some way associated with
the state. The list includes famous people, musicians and athletes born in North Carolina. We also have towns and cities.
Here are a few names to get your search started:
CHARLES: Charles Frazier, author of Cold Mountain (Asheville)
JULIANNE: Julianne Moore, actress from Fort Bragg
Or how about this one:
NASH: Nash County
Show your new best friend how much you care with a name from your home state.
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| ANDREW |
Andrew Johnson, 17th US
president (Raleigh) |
| ANDY |
Andy Griffith, actor |
| AVA |
Ava Garner, actress
(Smithfield) |
| BODIE |
Bodie Island Light,
Roanoke Sound |
| CAROLINA |
North Carolina, 12th
state in the Union |
| CARY |
Town in Wake &
Chatham Counties |
| CHARLES |
Charles Frazier, author
Cold Mountain (Asheville) |
| CHARLOTTE |
Largest city in North
Carolina |
| CLAYTON |
Town in Wake &
Chatham Counties |
| CRYSTAL |
Crystal Coast |
| DASH |
Dash minor league,
baseball team (Winston-Salem) |
| DAVIE |
Davie County |
| DOBSON |
City in Surry County |
| DUPLIN |
Duplin County |
| ENO |
Eno River State Park |
| EVAN |
Evan Rachel Wood, actess
(Raleigh) |
| GUILFORD |
Guilford Guildford
Courthouse National Military Park |
| JONES |
Jones Lake State Park |
| JORDAN |
Micheal Jordan,
considered the greatest basketball player ever |
| JULIANNE |
Julianne Moore, actress
(Fort Bragg) |
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| KRISPY |
Krispy Kreme doughnut
stores, were first opend in North Carolina |
| LILY |
Carolina Lily, state
wildflower |
| MITCH |
Mitch Easter, singer
R.E.M (Winston-Salem) |
| MITCHELL |
Mount Mitchell (highest
point in the state) |
| NASH |
Nash County |
| PAM |
Pam Grier, actress
(Winston-Salem) |
| PEPSI |
Pepi Cola, first produced
in North Carolina |
| POLK |
James K.Polk, 11th US
president (Mecklenburg County) |
| RALEIGH |
Capital of North Carolina |
| ROBERTA |
Roberta Flack, actress
(Asheville) |
| SMOKY |
Great Smoky Mountains |
| TORI |
Tori Amos, singer (Newton) |
| WINSTON |
Winston-Salem, fourth
largest city in North Carolina |
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