| Pritchett | community in SE Rockingham County served by post office, 1886-1903. Named for postmaster Thomas Pritchett. |
| Privett | community in S Franklin County. |
| Procks Point | extends into Jarrett Bay SE of community of Davis, SE Carteret County. |
| Proctor | former town in W Swain County on Hazel Creek. Alt. 1,735. Inc. 1911; the site is now in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Named for William Proctor, who was instrumental in having a post office est. there in 1886. Service discontinued, 1944. |
| Proctor Branch | rises in NW Swain County on Twentymile Ridge and flows SW into Twenty-mile Creek. |
| Proctor Creek | in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, rises in W Swain County and flows S into Hazel Creek. |
| Proctor Ridge | in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, N Swain County between Proctor Creek and Long Cove, lat. 35°33'18" N., long. 83°35'46" W. |
| Proctor Sang Branch | rises in NW Swain County and flows E into Ekaneetlee Creek. See also Seng Branch. |
| Proctorville | town in S Robeson County. Alt. 120. Settled about 1870. Inc. 1913. Named for Edward Knox Proctor Jr. (1862-1902), promoter of the Raleigh and Charleston Railroad. |
| Proffits Knob | N Watauga County SW of Laurel Branch. |