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Top of the TGN hierarchy
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World
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North and Central America
(continent)
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United States
(nation)
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North Carolina
(state)
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Martin
(county)
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Ballahack Canal
(canal)
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Ballard
(inhabited place)
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Bear Grass
(inhabited place)
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Church Crossroads
(inhabited place)
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Conoho
(inhabited place)
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Coreys Crossroads
(inhabited place)
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Dardens
(inhabited place)
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Everetts
(inhabited place)
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Gold Point
(inhabited place)
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Hamilton
(inhabited place)
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Hassell
(inhabited place)
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Jamesville
(inhabited place)
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Leggett Pond
(reservoir)
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Mitchell Swamp Canal
(canal)
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Mount Pilgrim
(inhabited place)
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Oak City
(inhabited place)
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Rainbow Pond
(reservoir)
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Roberson Store
(inhabited place)
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Robersonville
(inhabited place)
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Roy Everett Hunting Club Pond
(reservoir)
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Smithwick
(inhabited place)
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Tar Landing
(inhabited place)
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Williamston
(inhabited place)
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Woodland Acres
(inhabited place)
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