Skunk Creek (Gooseberry River tributary) facts for kids
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 Mouth of Skunk Creek
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| Country | United States |
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| Main source | Two Harbors 47°14′43″N 91°35′54″W / 47.2452023°N 91.5982274°W |
| River mouth | Split Rock Point 47°09′18″N 91°29′25″W / 47.15500°N 91.49028°W |
Skunk Creek is a small stream located in Lake County, Minnesota, in the United States. It is about 12.3-mile-long (19.8 km), which is roughly the distance of a long bike ride! This creek is an important part of the local water system.
What is Skunk Creek?
Skunk Creek is a natural waterway. It flows into a larger river called the Gooseberry River. Think of it like a small branch joining a bigger tree trunk. Creeks and streams are important because they carry water across the land. They also help support local plants and animals.
Where is Skunk Creek located?
Skunk Creek starts near a town called Two Harbors. It then flows through Lake County, Minnesota. Eventually, it reaches its end at Split Rock Point. This point is a well-known spot along the coast of Lake Superior.
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