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| Stud Horse Creek |
Canada, BC, Kootenay Land, Kootenay |
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| On his 1814 map, David Thompson called the stream Luissier. In late 1863, a group led by Joe Findlay were gold panning at the river mouth. Observing either a black wild stallion or a cayuse on the hillside, which possibly showed interest in one of their mares, they called the stream Stud Horse Creek. A year or two later, the official rename was Wild Horse Creek |
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| Lattitude: | 49.60 |
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| Longitude: | -115.60 | |
| Elevation: | 766 | [m] |
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 | Mouth : | Kootenay River | |
| Lattitude: | 49.60 | |
| Longitude: | -115.60 | |
| Elevation: | 763 | [m] |
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| Tributary | Lat/Lon | | | Connected | |
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| Boulder Creek | 49.7 -115.5 | | Source | |
| East Wild Horse River | 49.7 -115.5 | | Source | |
| Kootenay River | 50.2 -117.0 | | Mouth | |
| Spirit Creek | 49.7 -115.6 | | Source | |
| Tackle Creek | 49.8 -115.5 | | Source | |
| Victoria Creek | 49.7 -115.6 | | Source | |
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| Brewery Creek | 49.7 -115.6 | | Source | |
| Fisher Creek | 49.7 -115.5 | | Source | |
| Slide Creek | 49.7 -115.6 | | Source | |
| Sunk Creek | 49.7 -115.6 | | Source | |
| Trail Creek | 49.8 -115.5 | | Source | |
| Wallinger Creek | 49.7 -115.5 | | Source | |
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