Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Bloody Bluff |
S Sampson County overlooking Black River. |
| Bloody Fork |
rises in N Yancey County and flows NW into Cane River. |
| Bloody Rock |
near Cullasaja, E Macon County. A blood-colored liquid oozing from the granite rock is said by legend to mark the site where a young man of the community was murdered by a jealous rival for the affections of a local lass. |
| Bloomery Swamp |
is formed by the junction of Millstone and Juniper Creeks in NW Wilson County. It flows SE into Contentnea Creek. Known prior to 1782 as Great Swamp. |
| Bloomingdale |
community in S Robeson County. |
| Bloomington |
See Archdale. |
| Blossie Creek |
waterway off Roanoke Bay separating Off Island from Bodie Island, E Dare County. |
| Blossom Swamp |
rises in S Pender County and flows NE into Trumpeters Swamp. Probably named for Samuel Blossom, a Portuguese emigrant who operated a ferry across the Northeast Cape Fear River in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. |
| Blossomtown |
community in central Macon County on a tributary of Cartoogechaye Creek. |
| Blount Pocosin |
the N section of Big Pocosin in SW Beaufort County. |