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Place Description
Buck Quarter Creek

rises in NE Orange County and flows S into Eno River. It is mentioned in land grants as early as 1750. Sometimes called Buck Water Creek.

Buck Ridge

SW Avery County.

Buck Ridge

SE Buncombe County between Rocky Fork and Ellison Branch.

Buck Ridge

E Mitchell County between Gouges Creek and Jackson Branch.

Buck Ridge

S Watauga County, extends SE from Sawpit Branch parallel to Days Creek.

Buck Ridge

NE Yancey County between Green Mountain and Brush Creek.

Buck Ridge

N Avery County.

Buck Ridge,

N Haywood County on Chestnut Branch.

Buck Run

rises in NE Duplin County and flows SW into Northeast Cape Fear River.

Buck Shoal

on French Broad River in N Henderson County. Named because deer formerly fed on moss growing there. Bill Nye (1850-96), American humorist, lived there from about 1880 until his death.