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This article contains the same unreferenced claim that I addressed in Talk:French Broad River#Questionable... - namely that the French Broad River flowed into New France. New France, in theory a very large territory, was very lightly settled, and I question whether there had ever been any French colonization anywhere near North Carolina.

French refugees, fleeing religious persecution, did settle in the Carolinas circa 1625. It suggests an alternate explanation for the river's name.

Neither theory belongs in article space without valid RS. Geo Swan (talk) 17:36, 29 September 2019 (UTC)[reply]