| Burnt Mill Creek | rises in Bear Swamp, SE Chowan County, and flows SE on the Chowan-Perquimans county line into Yeopim River. The Collet map, 1770, shows Mingo Mill on the headwaters of Yeopim River; the present name appears in local records as early as 1800. |
| Burnt Mills | community in N central Camden County. Tradition says watermills were destroyed by fire in the vicinity, hence the name. Last mill there discontinued about 1910, but water still flows down the mill race. |
| Burnt Mountain | E Transylvania County on the head of McCrary Branch. |
| Burnt Mountain | See Burns Mountain. |
| Burnt Ordinary | formerly an inn on the post road in what is now N central Warren County, about ¾ mi. NE of the present town of Macon. Appears on the Collet map, 1770. The correct name for the inn is thought to have been Burnet Ordinary. |
| Burnt Pocosin | N Sampson County between Little Coharie Creek and Sevenmile Swamp. |
| Burnt Ridge | E Yancey County between the head of Browns Creek and the head of Shuford Creek. |
| Burnt Rock Ridge | follows the course of Sassafras Creek in SW Graham County. |
| Burnt Shanty Branch | rises in NE Cherokee County and flows S into Valley River. |
| Burnt Shop | See Melville. |