| Bettie McGee's Creek | rises in W Randolph County and flows SW into Uwharrie River. Said to have been named for the second wife (also known as Martha McGee) of William Bell, first sheriff of the county. Cornwallis and troops camped nearby at mill operated by William McGee. Monument at Guilford Courthouse National Military Park in her honor. |
| Bettis Branch | rises in N Haywood County near lat. 35°42'54" N., long. 83°97' W., in Great Smoky Mountains National Park and flows NW into Big Creek. |
| Bettis Branch | rises in N Cherokee County and flows S and SW into Valley River. |
| Betts Branch | rises in central Swain County and flows SW into Deep Creek. |
| Betts Island | See Bell Island. |
| Betty Branch | rises in W Clay County and flows S into Hiwassee River. |
| Betty Branch | rises in NW Henderson County and flows SE into Boylston Creek. |
| Betty Branch | rises in W Jackson County and flows NE into Savannah Creek. |
| Betty Creek | rises in S Macon County and flows SE into Rabun County, Ga., where it joins Darnell Creek in forming Little Tennessee River. |
| Betty Creek Gap | at the head of Betty Creek in S Macon County. |