Naukati Creek
Naukati Creek is a stream with its mouth at 55°53′19″N 133°8′52″W / 55.88861°N 133.14778°W / 55.88861; -133.14778 (Naukati Creek, mouth), elevation (at mouth): 16 feet (4.9 m), which originates from a small lake at 55°53′36″N 133°5′26″W / 55.89333°N 133.09056°W / 55.89333; -133.09056 (Naukati Creek, source), elevation:, and flows 3.5 miles (5.6 km) West to Naukati Bay.
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