The 93 designation would only last a year or so, however. By mid-1941, N.C. 93 obtained its current routing when it was designated over what had been called N.C. 260. Not mountainous, but certainly rugged. All this makes 93 a blast to drive. Ends at U.S. 64 in Columbia, Tyrell County.
Road has no other intersections.
N.C. 94 has pretty much always been located in the same place, but it hasn't always been posted over the same road. 94 was born in 1929 or 1930. See the first N.C. 91 map above. A road was built north from 94's original northern terminus all the way to Columbia by 1931, and this road was signed as 94 by 1932. The southernmost few miles of 94 were redirected in 1933 or '34, so that 94 hit 264 several miles west of its original terminus.