Information About

Granite Creek

Granite Creek

Quick Facts

Region:

Matanuska-Susitna

Nearest City:

Sunset

Tributary to:

Kahiltna Glacier

Elevation:

751 ft (228.9 m)

About

heads at glacier, between Kahiltna and Kanikula Glaciers, flows S to Kahiltna River, 35 mi. NW of Talkeetna, Alaska Range. 22 miles long.

History of Granite Creek

Prospectors name reported in 1906 by R. W. Porter, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Talkeetna (1950), Talkeetna (1950), Talkeetna (1951), Talkeetna B-3 (1954), Talkeetna B-3 (1954), Talkeetna B-3 (1954), Talkeetna B-3 (1954), Talkeetna (1958), Talkeetna (1958), Talkeetna (1958), Talkeetna (1958), Talkeetna (1958), Talkeetna B-3 NE (2014),

Places Near Granite Creek

Bars:

Gilson Bar, Hansen Bar,

Cities:

Glaciers:

Glacier G208726E62664N, Glacier G208814E62659N, Glacier G208835E62676N, Hidden Glacier,

Streams:

Basic Creek, Blank Creek, Cache Creek, Camp Creek, Dollar Creek, Dutch Creek, Easy Creek, Falls Creek, First Creek, Granite Creek, Hidden Creek, Home Creek, Hungryman Creek, Little Dollar Creek, Little Falls Creek, Lower Ruby Creek, Lucky Creek, Mills Creek, Morgan Creek, Pickle Creek, Prospect Creek, Rambler Creek, Short Creek, Siwash Creek, Spruce Creek, Stony Creek, Summit Creek, Sunflower Creek, Thunder Creek, Treasure Creek, Trout Creek, Wetbutt Creek, Wetbutt Creek, Whistler Creek, Windy Creek,

Valleys:

Cheechako Gulch, Davis Gulch, Fox Gulch, Ruby Gulch, Sourdough Gulch, Wilson Gulch,