Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Buckingham Mountain |
SW Alamance County. |
| Buckland |
community in N central Gates County. Alt. 32. Settled prior to 1711. |
| Buckland Mill Branch |
rises in N Gates County, flows sw, and joins Hacklan Branch in forming Cole Creek. Formerly known as Knotty Pine Creek. |
| Buckle Creek |
rises in SW Bladen County and flows SE into Pender County, where it enters Lyon Creek. |
| Buckle Swamp |
rises in SE Bladen County and flows SE into Pender County, where it enters Lyon Creek. |
| 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. |