Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Bull Creek |
rises in N Buncombe County near Bull Mountain and flows S into Swannanoa River. The last buffalo seen in the county was killed by one of the first white settlers in the vicinity, Joseph Rice. |
| Bull Creek Gap |
N Madison County between Big Laurel Creek and the head of West Fork [Bull Creek]. |
| Bull Creek Township |
former township in S central Madison County, now township no. 3. |
| Bull Gap |
N Buncombe County at the W end of Bull Mountain. Alt. 3,177. |
| Bull Head Township |
NW Greene County. |
| Bull Hill |
community in SW Northampton County. |
| Bull Hill Mill Pond |
SW Northampton County on Wheeler Creek. Covers approx. 400 acres; max. depth 12 ft. Partly a natural lake but enlarged by a dam on the creek. Originally known as Lake Witheranna. |
| Bull Mountain |
N Buncombe County between Lane Pinnacle and Bull Gap. See also Lane Pinnacle. |
| Bull Pocosin |
N Sampson County bounded on the S by Goshen Swamp, on the W by Ward Swamp and Craddock Swamp, and on the N by Kill Swamp. |
| Bull Point |
NE Washington County, extends into Bull Bay from the N shore of Bull Creek estuary. |