Craven NC COHP
https://apps.nationalmap.gov/3depdem/ LiDAR review
7/11/2022 Andy Martin

LiDAR is useful at this location, eliminating
(IMHO) the need to visit the contender just NE of US 70.

Peakbagger shows three closely grouped 20 meter
contours for this COHP. These are small bumps
of white sand:
https://peakbagger.com/peak.aspx?pid=23039
A fourth contour is located about 5 miles WSW.

LiDAR maps of the white bumps show the eastern
(~20.62m) and western (~20.54m) are highest:
  Craven East.jpg 
  Craven East.jpg 
at http://www.cohp.org/lidar/nc/Craven/

Given how close these bumps are to one another,
and the ease of walking, one might as well visit
all three.

The far west contender
  Craven by Highway 70 - is lower.jpg
comes in at ~19.94 meter - roughly 2 feet lower.

This all matches up well with Tom Layton's GIS
findings:
https://peakbagger.com/climber/ascent.aspx?aid=625942
(three bumps region)
"The Craven County GIS site (http://gis.cravencountync.gov/maps/map.htm)
 has 2-foot contours and shows two 66-foot contours here
 that correspond to the 20-meter contours on the quad."

(US 70 location)
"Craven GIS says this tops out in the 64-foot contour."