Information About

Spring Water Lakes

Spring Water Lakes

Quick Facts

Region:

Kenai Peninsula

Nearest City:

Kenai

Length:

800 ft (243.84 m)

Elevation:

89 ft (27.13 m)

About

Four, largest 800 ft. across, 0.3 mi., Tyonek, Cook Inlet Low.

History of Spring Water Lakes

This group of lakes was reported by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) on a map published in 1958.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Tyonek (1949), Tyonek (1949), Tyonek (1951), Tyonek A-4 (1958), Tyonek A-4 (1958), Tyonek A-4 (1958), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek (1958), Tyonek A-4 SE (2016),

Places Near Spring Water Lakes

Cities:

Old Tyonek, Tobona,

Areas:

Ch-u-itnu Hdakaq-, Nughiltnu Kaq,

Bars:

Bays:

Beaches:

Cottonwood Beach,

Capes:

Granite Point, North Foreland,

Lakes:

Bunka Lake, Chikdashla Bena, Chuitbuna Lake, Denslow Lake, Felt Lake, First Lake, K-chanli Bena, K-etnu Ka-a Bena, K-qalt-ats-a Bena, Kaldachabuna Lake, Q-atl-uhghulqet- Bena, Second Lake, Spring Water Lakes, Third Lake, Tukallah Lake, Viapan Lake,

Rivers:

Beluga River, Chuitna River,

Streams:

Coffee Creek, Dory Creek, Indian Creek, K-etnu Ka-a, Lone Creek, Old Tyonek Creek, Olson Creek, Pretty Creek, Shorty Creek, Threemile Creek, Tyonek Creek,

Cities:

Beluga, Beluga, Tyonek,