This millipede is known from Macon County, North Carolina, and adjacent Rabun County, Georgia, USA.
The described specimens of both sexes have an olive-brown background on the back.
The female collected in 1949 and used for the original description came from Satulah Mountain in Highlands, North Carolina, in a dense wet rhododendron thicket beside a small swift stream.
The described specimens of both sexes have two pink spots on the side extensions of each dorsal body segment, one on each side.
In the described specimens of both sexes, the plate immediately behind the head is outlined in pink.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.