History of Melsing Creek

Prospectors' name reported in 1899 by Schrader and Brooks (1900, map 3), U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Named for L. S. Melsing, one of those who found gold in this area.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Melsing Creek

Telephone Slough,

King Mountain, Mount Mordaunt, Mount Wick,

Bear River, Fox River,

Steamboat Slough,

Albion Creek, Baker Creek, Basin Creek, Blane Creek, Blue Rock Creek, Brownie Creek, California Creek, Camp Creek, Camper Creek, Charles Creek, Colin Creek, Crooked Creek, Cumberland Creek, Demon Creek, Dewey Creek, Dry Mystery Creek, Dutch Creek, Eclipse Creek, Eureka Creek, Flat Creek, Fox Creek, Gold Creek, Grouse Creek, Harrison Creek, Holyoke Creek, Johnson Creek, Lil Creek, Lumber Creek, Machie Creek, Marlan Creek, Melsing Creek, Monte Carlo Creek, Morris Creek, Mud Creek, Mystery Creek, Nappy Creek, Native Creek, Ophir Creek, Oxide Creek, Pennant Creek, Portland Creek, Portland Creek, Ptarmigan Creek, Puff Creek, Ready Bullion Creek, Red Creek, Richter Creek, Russel Creek, Sardine Creek, Slate Creek, Snowball Creek, Sunnyside Creek, Sunrise Creek, Sutro Creek, Sweetcake Creek, Thistle Creek, Thompson Creek, Trout Creek, Utica Creek, Virginia Creek, Windy Creek,

Balm of Gilead Gulch, Ophir Gulch,

Council,