Seneca Creek, also known as Cienequilla Creek,[1] is a watercourse in New Mexico and Oklahoma.[2] Running south of, and roughly parallel to, Corrumpa Creek, it originates south-southeast of Des Moines, New Mexico and east-northeast of Grenville, and travels generally east, eventually crossing into Oklahoma.[2] Where it finally joins Corrumpa Creek about 4.5 miles (7.2 km) northwest of Felt, Oklahoma, the combined stream becomes the Beaver River.[1][3]
Seneca Creek is impounded at Clayton Lake, part of New Mexico’s Clayton Lake State Park and Dinosaur Trackways,[4] about 13 miles northwest of Clayton, New Mexico.[5] The lake, with 170 surface acres at capacity, was established in 1955 specifically as a recreational site by the State Game and Fish Commission.[6] In the May to September timeframe it offers boating and fishing for rainbow trout, walleye pike, crappie, bluegills, bullheads, large-mouth bass, and channel catfish, while the rest of the year the lake is a refuge for waterfowl.[6] The associated park features camping, hiking trails, and other amenities, as well as having one of the most extensive dinosaur trackways in North America.[7][8]
seneca, creek, mexico, oklahoma, seneca, creek, also, known, cienequilla, creek, watercourse, mexico, oklahoma, running, south, roughly, parallel, corrumpa, creek, originates, south, southeast, moines, mexico, east, northeast, grenville, travels, generally, ea. Seneca Creek also known as Cienequilla Creek 1 is a watercourse in New Mexico and Oklahoma 2 Running south of and roughly parallel to Corrumpa Creek it originates south southeast of Des Moines New Mexico and east northeast of Grenville and travels generally east eventually crossing into Oklahoma 2 Where it finally joins Corrumpa Creek about 4 5 miles 7 2 km northwest of Felt Oklahoma the combined stream becomes the Beaver River 1 3 Seneca CreekLocationCountryUnited StatesPhysical characteristicsSource locationSouth southeast of Des Moines New MexicoMouth locationNorthwest of Felt Oklahoma coordinates36 35 52 N 102 52 02 W 36 5978 N 102 8671 W 36 5978 102 8671Seneca Creek is impounded at Clayton Lake part of New Mexico s Clayton Lake State Park and Dinosaur Trackways 4 about 13 miles northwest of Clayton New Mexico 5 The lake with 170 surface acres at capacity was established in 1955 specifically as a recreational site by the State Game and Fish Commission 6 In the May to September timeframe it offers boating and fishing for rainbow trout walleye pike crappie bluegills bullheads large mouth bass and channel catfish while the rest of the year the lake is a refuge for waterfowl 6 The associated park features camping hiking trails and other amenities as well as having one of the most extensive dinosaur trackways in North America 7 8 See also editList of rivers of New Mexico List of rivers of OklahomaReferences edit a b Beaver Canadian River Where Eagles Fly Retrieved August 18 2021 a b Seneca Creek Natural Atlas Retrieved August 18 2021 Feature Detail Report for Beaver River USGS Retrieved August 18 2021 Clayton Lake State Park and Dinosaur Trackways Google Maps Retrieved August 19 2021 Clayton New Mexico to Clayton Lake State Park and Dinosaur Trackways Google Maps Retrieved August 19 2021 a b Clayton Lake State Park New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources Retrieved August 19 2021 Clayton Lake State Park and Dinosaur Trackways NM New Mexico State Parks Retrieved August 19 2021 Clayton Lake State Park and Dinosaur Trackways NewMexico org Retrieved August 19 2021 This article related to a river in New Mexico is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte This article related to a river in Oklahoma is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Seneca Creek New Mexico Oklahoma amp oldid 1051254170, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
