Deep Creek (Teton County, Montana)
stream in Montana, United States
Deep Creek is a creek in Teton County, Montana. The creek offers some recreational opportunities such as fishing and has also been known for having little to no flow as a result of drought.
Watercourse
Deep Creek begins near Saypo, Montana and upper portion of Kings Creek. The creek continues east, flowing under Deep Creek and Pearson Roads. The creek then slightly drops south and flows under Pishkuhn Road. The creek then sharply drops south near an additionally segment of Pishkuhn Road. The creek then enters Hay Coulee, where it then stops going south and starts going east. The creek continues east until it joins Willow Creek. At the joint, it continues northeast, joining two unnamed streams and Dog Creek. The creek continues northeast, flowing under US-89 and into its mouth, the Teton River.
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