Battle Cove | E Swain County between Falls Branch and Fishtrap Branch. |
Battle Creek | rises in S Swain County and flows NE into Yalaka Creek. |
Battle Creek | See Johnsons Mill Creek. |
Battle Ground | former community in central Guilford County, now within the limits of the city of Greensboro. Served by post office, 1858-1923. Site of Battle of Guilford Courthouse, March 15, 1781. |
Battle Royal | community 10 mi. W of Wilmington in Brunswick County. Site of tar manufactory, 1884. |
Battle Run Brook | rises in E Catawba County and flows SE into North Fork Mountain Creek. |
Battleboro | town in NE Nash and SW Edgecombe Counties. Inc. 1872. Had its origin about 1840 as a railroad depot in a rich agricultural area. The station was named for James and Joseph Battle, stockholders in the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad. Produces lumber. Annexed by Rocky Mount, 2002. Alt. 131. |
Battles Falls | in Cape Fear River in N Harnett County along a rock outcrop between the confluence of Camels Creek and Fish Creek with the river. The N end of the rapids, near Camels Creek, is called Battles Upper Falls; the S end, near Fish Creek, is called Battles Lower Falls. Mentioned as early as 1819 in a survey of the major rivers of North Carolina. |
Batts Crossroads | community in NE Wilson County. Named for John Batts before the middle of the nineteenth century. |
Batts Grave | See Batts Island. |