Fourth of July Creek

About

flows SE to Kennicott Glacier, 7 mi. NW of McCarthy, Wrantgell Mts. 4.9 miles long.

History of Fourth of July Creek

Name used by Prospectors; reported in 1907 by D. C. Witherspoon, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

McCarthy (1951), McCarthy (1951), McCarthy (1951), McCarthy (1951), McCarthy C-6 (1959), McCarthy C-6 (1959), McCarthy C-6 (1959), McCarthy (1960), McCarthy (1960), McCarthy (1960), McCarthy (1960), McCarthy (1960), McCarthy (1960), McCarthy (1960), McCarthy C-6 (1993), McCarthy C-6 SE (2017),

Places Near Fourth of July Creek

Cities:

McCarthy,

Dams:

Jim Edwards Dam,

Glaciers:

Gates Glacier, Kennicott Glacier, McCarthy Creek Glacier, Root Glacier, Stairway Icefall,

Lakes:

Camel Lake, Hidden Creek Lake, Star Lake, Threemile Lake, Wheat Lake,

Mine:

Bonanza Mine, Jumbo Mine, Mother Lode Mine, Regal Mine,

Mountains:

Bonanza Peak, Donoho Peak, Fireweed Mountain, Packsaddle Island, Porphyry Mountain,

Parks:

Kennecott Mines National Historic Landmark,

Ridges:

Bonanza Ridge,

Rivers:

Chakina River, Kennicott River,

Streams:

Amazon Creek, Bonanza Creek, Farm Creek, Fireweed Creek, Fourth of July Creek, Hidden Creek, Jumbo Creek, McCarthy Creek, National Creek, Swift Creek, Tractor Creek,

Routes:

Bonanza Mine Road, Bonanza-Jumbo Mine Road, Erie Mine Trail, Jumbo Mine Trail, Root Glacier Trail,

Valleys:

Amazon Gulch, Fivemile Gulch, Glacier Gulch,