White Oak Road in Edgecombe County, North Carolina
White Oak Road in Edgecombe County is a residential street (also known as State Road 1310). It runs in a north-south direction starting from McKendree Church Road and crosses Woody Hill Drive, Hickory Avenue, Dogwood Drive, Shady Lake Drive, Neville Drive and Whichard Lane. White Oak Road is also known as State Road 1310. White Oak Road also exists in Gates County, Bertie County, Ashe County, Bladen County and Buncombe County.
- Alternate Name
- State Road 1310
- Road Type
- residential street
- Route
- north-south
Streets nearby
Stable Road0.1 mi
Dogwood DriveFox Hollow
0.2 mi
Neville Drive0.2 mi
Hickory Avenue0.2 mi
Deep Forest Road0.2 mi
Shady Lake Drive0.2 mi
Woody Hill Drive0.2 mi
Sunscape Lane0.3 mi
Whichard Lane0.3 mi
Cardinal Road0.3 mi
Smith Street0.4 mi
Eason Lane0.4 mi
Joyner Farm Road0.8 mi
Kent Road1.0 mi
Tall Oaks Road1.2 mi
Silent Night Hill RoadWiggins Crossroads
1.4 mi
Samantha Lane1.7 mi
Midway Lane1.8 mi
Proctor Farm Road1.9 mi
Horton Road1.9 mi
Delila Lane1.9 mi
Brookshire Lane1.9 mi
Fillmore Road2.0 mi
Buckskin Lane2.0 mi
Prospect Place2.0 mi
Lanie Lane2.0 mi
Woodland Road2.1 mi
Daisey Carney Road2.1 mi
Davistown-Mercer RoadSuggs Crossroads, Davistown, Temperance Hall, Mercer
2.1 mi
North Benbo Drive2.1 mi
Woodbrook Lane2.1 mi
Nobles Mill Pond RoadWest Edgecombe, West Edgecombe Junior High School
2.2 mi
Old County Home Road2.2 mi
Short Hill Drive2.2 mi
South Benbo Drive2.3 mi
Woodbrock Lane2.4 mi
McKendree Church RoadMcKendree Church
2.5 mi
Sara Lee Road2.5 mi
McNair Road2.5 mi
Woodfox Lane2.5 mi
Harts Mill Run Road2.5 mi
Spencer Drive2.5 mi
Emily's Drive2.6 mi
Nc Highway 111 Extension South2.6 mi
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| Streetcar |
| Bike path | |
| Bike lane on roadway | |
| Cycling allowed on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Open to cyclists | |
| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
| Long-distance bike route | (depending on scale) | |
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| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
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| Pedestrians prohibited |