North Carolina Gazetteer browse

Place	Description
Broad Swamp	W Beaufort County, is the lower course of Hall Swamp. It flows S into Pamlico River.
Broadbay Township	S Forsyth County. Named for Broadbay, Mass. (now Waldoboro, Maine), the former home of the first settlers of Friedland, a community in the township. See also Friedland.
Broadneck Swamp	SE Bertie County. Named for its location in a neck of the Roanoke River. See also Town Swamp.
Broadway	town in E Lee County. Inc. 1907. Settled in the 1870s and named for a broad, level opening in the vast pine forest that covered the area.
Broadway Gap	S Macon County between Little Scaly Mountain and Fork Mountain.
Brock	community in N Graham County on Sawyer Creek.
Brock Knob	on French Broad River in W Henderson County.
Brodie	former community in S Warren County on Shocco Creek. A post office was est. there in 1879; apparently the community died out after the post office was discontinued in 1913.
Brogden	community in S Wayne County.
Brogden Township	S Wayne County. Named for the family of Curtis Hooks Brogden (1816-1901), governor of North Carolina and a native of the county.