Flows E into Canoe Reach, Kinbasket Lake
52.3833 N 118.7 W — Map 83D/7 — Google — GeoHack
Name officially adopted in 1974
Official in BC – Canada
Perhaps for Horace Howard who is listed as a truck driver in the 1943 Valemount post office directory.
Perhaps for Horace Howard who is listed as a truck driver in the 1943 Valemount post office directory.
Origin of the name unknown.
Adopted in 1989 on as submitted by BC Recreational Fisheries Branch; descriptive of surrounding topography.
After Robert Blackmore, one of the party with R.H. Lee in 1895, on an exploratory trip to the Big Bend country. See 1895 field book 176A/1895, ph 3, Lillooet Land District.
The name “Blackmore” was first suggested for a nearby creek, already well known as Bulldog Creek (file C.1.53). “Blackmore” re-positioned to this feature, to retain the name in the immediate vicinity
Origin of the name unknown.
Origin of the name unknown.
Name required in 1991 for water licence; in the absence of any known local name, “Cranberry” chosen because historically, this creek used to flow out of Cranberry Lake.
Origin of the name unknown. Possibly associated with Selkirk Mountains.
Origin of the name unknown.