Elk Creek is a
Elk Creek joins Penns Creek at Coburn in Centre County.
ee also
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References
*Gertler, Edward. "Keystone Canoeing", Seneca Press, 2004. ISBN 0-9749692-0-6
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Elk Creek — pueda hacer referencia a: Localidades y territorios de Estados Unidos Elk Creek, lugar designado en el censo en el Estado de California; Elk Creek, lugar designado en el censo en el Estado de Kentucky; Elk Creek, villa en el Estado de Nebraska;… … Wikipedia Español
Elk Creek — may refer to the following:California: *Elk Creek (California), a watercourse in Colusa CountyKansas: *Elk Creek Township, KansasMissouri: *Elk Creek Township, MissouriNebraska: *Elk Creek, Nebraska *Elk Creek Township, NebraskaNorth Dakota: *Elk … Wikipedia
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