Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Bluewing Mine |
copper mine on branch of Aarons Creek in NW Granville County. First operated 1898-1900; opened again for a short time during World War I. |
| Bluff |
community in W Madison County on Meadow Fork. Alt. 2,150. |
| Bluff Branch |
rises in N Clay County and flows SW into Tusquitee Creek. |
| Bluff Mountain |
W Madison County near the head of Hickory Ridge Branch. Alt. 4,640. |
| Bluff Park |
See Doughton Park. |
| Bluff Point |
extends from SE Pasquotank County into the Pasquotank River on the N shore of Little Flatty Creek. |
| Bluff Shoal |
formed by the merging waters of the Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds, extends from Bluff Point on the S mainland of Hyde County to Royal Shoal on the Carteret-Hyde county line. The name appears as early as the Mouzon map, 1775. |
| Bluffs, The |
rough, rocky mountain peaks in SW Alleghany County E of the Blue Ridge Parkway near Doughton Park, which see. |
| Bly Gap |
S Clay County. The Appalachian Trail passes through the gap just N of the Georgia line. |
| Blythe Branch |
rises in E Transylvania County and flows SW into Lydia Creek. |