Information About

Rainy Creek

Region:

Southeast Fairbanks (CA)

Nearest City:

Delta Junction

Elevation:

2529 ft (770.84 m)

About

formed by its North and West Forks, flows E to Delta River, 20 mi. NW of Paxson, Alaska Range

History of Rainy Creek

Local name reported on 1910 fieldsheet by C. E. Giffin, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The stream was called "Wilder Creek" in 1898 by Captain E. F. Glenn, USA.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Mount Hayes (1950), Mount Hayes (1950), Mount Hayes (1951), Mount Hayes (1951), Mount Hayes B-4 (1952), Mt. Hayes B-4 (1954), Mt. Hayes B-4 (1954), Mt. Hayes B-4 (1954), Mount Hayes B-4 (1954), Mount Hayes B-4 (1954), Mount Hayes B-4 (1954), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes B-4 SW (2016),

Places Near Rainy Creek

Dams:

Slate Creek Dam,

Glaciers:

Castner Glacier, Fels Glacier, McCallum Glacier,

Lakes:

Crystal Lakes, Dude Lake, Fielding Lake, Fish Lake, Fourteenmile Lake, Long Tangle Lake, Lower Tangle Lake, Moose Lakes, No Good Lake, Sevenmile Lake, Two Bit Lake,

Mine:

Miller Mine,

Mountains:

Devils Thumb, Rainbow Mountain, Rainy Mountain, Mount Silvertip, Sugarloaf Mountain,

Ridges:

Rainbow Ridge,

Streams:

Ann Creek, Boulder Creek, Cabin Creek, Castner Creek, Eureka Creek, Flood Creek, Garret Creek, Garrett Creek, Lower Miller Creek, Lower Suzy Q Creek, McCallum Creek, Michael Creek, Miller Creek, North Fork Rainy Creek, Phelan Creek, Rainy Creek, Suzy Q Creek, Trims Creek, West Fork Rainy Creek, Whistler Creek, Wildhorse Creek,

Cities:

Paxson,