Racehorse Creek map by Bing Chat

Bing Chat produced the text map below on January 31, 2024 while I was researching the Racehorse Creek subbasin. The prompt was “Where are Slide Mountain and racehorse Creek?”.

Slide Mountain and Racehorse Creek are both located in the state of Washington, near the border with Canada. Slide Mountain is a peak north and east of Racehorse Creek, on the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) land northwest of Mount Baker1. Racehorse Creek is a small waterway that flows from Slide Mountain to the Nooksack River. It is known for its fossil beds and its waterfall, Racehorse Falls2. Here is a map of the area:

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2024-01-31

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