Gain Creek facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Gain Creek |
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Location of the mouth of Gain Creek
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| Country | Canada |
| Province | British Columbia |
| District | Capital Regional District |
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| Main source | unnamed confluence San Juan Ridge 637 m (2,090 ft) 48°32′42″N 124°10′14″W / 48.54500°N 124.17056°W |
| River mouth | Loss Creek 209 m (686 ft) 48°29′47″N 124°12′17″W / 48.49639°N 124.20472°W |
Gain Creek is a small stream located in British Columbia, Canada. It flows on the southern part of Vancouver Island. This creek is a tributary of Loss Creek, meaning it flows into Loss Creek. Loss Creek then continues its journey to the Pacific Ocean.
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The Journey of Gain Creek
Gain Creek is a natural waterway, like a small river. It is found in the Capital Regional District of British Columbia, Canada. This area is on the southern part of Vancouver Island. Gain Creek flows into another stream called Loss Creek.
Where Does Gain Creek Start?
Gain Creek begins high up on the San Juan Ridge. This is a mountain ridge on Vancouver Island. It starts at a spot where two smaller streams join together. This joining point is called an unnamed confluence. The starting point is about 637 meters (or 2,090 feet) above sea level.
Gain Creek's Path
From its source, Gain Creek flows towards the southwest. It travels through the landscape of Vancouver Island. The creek continues its journey until it reaches Loss Creek.
Where Does Gain Creek End?
Gain Creek ends when it flows into Loss Creek. This meeting point is about 209 meters (or 686 feet) above sea level. It is located southeast of a small community called Port Renfrew. After Gain Creek joins Loss Creek, Loss Creek continues flowing. It eventually reaches the Strait of Juan de Fuca, which is part of the huge Pacific Ocean.
