Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Buckleberry Pocosin |
SE Bertie County. |
| Bucklesberry Pocosin |
NW Lenoir County. Mentioned in local records as early as 1780. Camp Blackjack (named for the black oak, commonly called blackjack oak), a Civil War training camp on the railroad near La Grange, was in the vicinity. |
| Buckner |
community in E Madison County on Middle Fork. Alt. 2,400. Named for pioneer settler. |
| Buckner Branch |
rises in N Buncombe County near Wildcat Mountain and flows NW into Ivy Creek. |
| Buckner's Knob |
See Craggy Pinnacle. |
| Bucks Corner |
community in W Carteret County N of Pettiver's Creek. |
| Bucks Knob |
E Madison County near the head of East Fork [Bull Creek]. |
| Bucks Peak |
SE Alleghany County and NE Wilkes County. Also appears on maps as Buck Mountain and state highway maps as Beech Mountain. |
| Buckskin Branch |
rises in central Duplin County and flows SE into Grove Creek. |
| Buckwheat Knob |
N Transylvania County on the head of Avery Creek. |