S Buncombe County between Billy Cove Knob and Hickory Top.

S Buncombe County, SW of Billy Cove Gap.

N Haywood County on the head of Laurel Branch.

rises in central Carteret County and flows W into Black Creek.

flows between tidal-marsh islands in the mouth of White Oak River in E Onslow County. Named for Billy (William) Russell.

rises in N Franklin County and flows NE into Tar River.

former town in central Buncombe County. Inc. 1893 but since 1929 within the corporate limits of Asheville. Named for the Biltmore Estate, which see. Alt. 1,994. Known as Best as early as 1880, when a post office existed there; named for William J. Best, one of the owners of the Western North Carolina Railroad. Post office operated briefly as Bilton, 1890. See also South Biltmore.

central Buncombe County on the S outskirts of Asheville. Built for George W. Vanderbilt (1863-1914); the name combines the last part of his family name with more, an old English word for rolling, upland country. The house, in the style of a French chateau, was formally opened in 1895 after 5 years of construction. Handsomely furnished, surrounded by formal gardens, and including adjoining forests, farms, winery, and dairy lands, the estate has been open to the public since 1930.

town in central Buncombe County, SW of Asheville. Inc. 1923 and named for the experimental forest est. on the Vanderbilt estate. Alt. 2,050.

community in N central Ashe County. First known as Berlin but name changed during World War I.